the pinguin?

is that really you tim?

c'mon

tell us the truth

the pinguin?

keh ? ?

?

Hey i figured out the errors now when i am trying to download any packages its giving me error sayin that package is intended for a different architecture

the pinguin?

What penguin? I see a happy dude in a plane.

yes, i'm playing aroun with livecd-tools, right now. But, maybe someone knows the answer already, which saves me some time :)

from the page .... https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/How_to_create_and_use_Live_USB you have to look for 'data persistence' ... a command like su -c "livecd-iso-to-disk --overlay-size-mb 2048 Fedora-Workstation-Live-x86_64-25-1.1.iso /dev/sdX"

Would anyone here know a good tool for encrypting data on a USB drive?

Would anyone here know a good tool for encrypting data on a USB drive?

Veracrypt.

Would anyone here know a good tool for encrypting data on a USB drive?

LUKS. man cryptsetup

is it FOSS?

Veracrypt.

Windows-way.

Gnome Disk Manager can create encrypted by LUKS USB Flash by one click.

Vitaly, thank you!

I'm assuming this would work on both Ubuntu and Fedora?

I'm assuming this would work on both Ubuntu and Fedora?

Yes, of course.

Windows-way.

Well, that way you can use the USB also in Windows, but well thinked with LUKS, I forgot about it.

Vitaly, thanks dude! I'll experiment with this

Gnome Disk Manager can create encrypted by LUKS USB Flash by one click.

This is what I have (successfully) used in the past!

Hey! Welcome everybody!

Welcome, welcome. :)

What penguin? I see a happy dude in a plane.

he has more than one pic ^_^

good morning

he has more than one pic ^_^

Haha yes.. I almost forgot xD

lulz

The 4.8 #Linux kernel released on October 2nd, and the "merge window' for new features in the 4.9 kernel release is open. Wondering what's on the horizon? Fedora kernel developer Laura Abbott highlights upcoming features of interest for Fedora users. https://fedoramagazine.org/kernel-4-9-merge-window-highlights/

Hello! Welcome to the group. :)

@robbyoconnor Are you still up for doing a Node code review? ;)

If so, or anyone else here who might be good at Node, feel free to help out with some of the teleirc PRs. :) https://github.com/RITlug/teleirc/pull/7#issuecomment-254500446

@robbyoconnor Are you still up for doing a Node code review? ;)

can I do it tonight? PM it to me

can I do it tonight? PM it to me

Sure thing!

I haven't slept yet

if you need me to review something, feel free to msg me

I haven't slept yet

Get some rest!!

if you need me to review something, feel free to msg me

Will keep in mind for the future. :)

Updated my Fedora and CentOS boxes today

And? How's going, @bittin?

fine

or atleast i think so haven'

haven't had time to try

Welcome @Uchoamaster!

@Uchoamaster If you speak Portuguese, there's also Fedora Brazil. ?

Raspberry Pi hackers, this article's for you! Peter Robinson fills you in on enhanced support for the Raspberry Pi 2 & 3 in Fedora 25 Beta. https://fedoramagazine.org/raspberry-pi-support-fedora-25-beta/

Raspberry Pi on Fedora!

Err… other way around

Very nice... I'd test it on my Orange Pi (now debian)

Err… other way around

?

??

Raspberry Pi on Fedora!

yayy

Raspberry Pi on Fedora!

Finally, bye Pidora!

Finally, bye Pidora!

It was always an unofficial, hack-y project from what I understand

It was always an unofficial, hack-y project from what I understand

Yes.

ERROR: S client not available

It was always an unofficial, hack-y project from what I understand

true

where are the terminal colors stored? in which file if not in bashrc?

where are the terminal colors stored? in which file if not in bashrc?

depends on your terminal

bashrc is for the shell, but the terminal is a totally different program

i use xfce, the default command for the terminal is xfce4-terminal it uses xterm as "engine" but it is colorfull, not like if i run xterm directly

so its config files are in ~/.config/xfce4/terminal/

i've seen on a friend's machine a much better color-scheme, but don't know how to get it the same way on my machine. thanks. i'll try

i've seen on a friend's machine a much better color-scheme, but don't know how to get it the same way on my machine. thanks. i'll try

you can try using the terminal settings

no, you can't get the color values from the settings. you just see the color it self, but not the value. that's the problem and the values aren't default ones/

what term does your friend use

seems to me like you can set your palette to any colour scheme you want either from settings or by editing the config file

the same one he just installed korora(built on fedora) 24 directly, where I just made a dnf system-upgrade to it. and he has an all new fancy style of the term.

the same one he just installed korora(built on fedora) 24 directly, where I just made a dnf system-upgrade to it. and he has an all new fancy style of the term.

are you sure he is not using zsh?

are you sure he is not using zsh?

oh-my-zsh

pretty sure

the same one he just installed korora(built on fedora) 24 directly, where I just made a dnf system-upgrade to it. and he has an all new fancy style of the term.

is it specifically his colours or something else

there's a lot of different ways to rice a term

this aren't his colors, this are custom colors made by korora team for a new fedora version

you jsut get them by default by installing it freshly on your machine but you don't get them if you upgrade to a new distribution version.

besides. i copyed all my /home directoy to his PC, and the colors he has are still the same. so it must be something global

I think I know what you are missing.... but I trying to find it here....

when I find it, I'll show you, and you can try if you want... but that's not the "right way to do it"

i'm still not so skilled in some things as i would like to be.

ok

The 4th logo really confuses me , it's a gnu/Linux fedora system and i get this

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CUPS

Is it possible to limit copr-cli build to a specific platform like in the web UI?