It's solved now ?

I don't. Think they offer that kind of freedom,

(Suweneng tenan koncoan karo konco2 londo kabeh, aku andi jowo, indonesia) Nice to know you all, my name is Andi from java, Indonesia ?☺️

Hi Andi welcome!

I'm not able to access my NTFS partitions I'm using fedora 24 what should I do

I'm not able to access my NTFS partitions I'm using fedora 24 what should I do

message? notification?

There's no message

Or notification

I'm not able to access my NTFS partitions I'm using fedora 24 what should I do

so why are you unable to use NTFS?

Donno

I just won't open

what are you trying to do?

I am trying to access those partitions

I am trying to access those partitions

in which way?

Through files app

Through files app

Dolphin? Nautilus?

I'm not able to access my NTFS partitions I'm using fedora 24 what should I do

Don't copy/move/remove files on windows C: from a Linux session. When shutting down Windows keep the Shift key pressed while you click Turn off and keep it while the computer turn off, or run from the windows terminal shutdown /t 10 /s Turning off this way avoid locking partition when mounting it on linux. Use a secondary partition for copying files from linux to windows. Try to not mount the linux partition on windows. It may corrupt the linux file system.

OK thank you

I'll try it out

Dolphin? Nautilus?

Nautilus

OK thank you

http://www.howtogeek.com/236807/how-to-mount-your-windows-10-or-8-system-drive-on-linux/

Nautilus

?

Don't copy/move/remove files on windows C: from a Linux session. When shutting down Windows keep the Shift key pressed while you click Turn off and keep it while the computer turn off, or run from the windows terminal shutdown /t 10 /s Turning off this way avoid locking partition when mounting it on linux. Use a secondary partition for copying files from linux to windows. Try to not mount the linux partition on windows. It may corrupt the linux file system.

He has a common NTFS partition.. Since installing Fedora he didn't access Windows, so I believe that Windows shouldn't be a problem here

?

I've installed Fedora on his system. ?

I've installed Fedora on his system. ?

did you try mount?

He has a common NTFS partition.. Since installing Fedora he didn't access Windows, so I believe that Windows shouldn't be a problem here

What do you mean by common?

did you try mount?

Nope

Nope

please try it and tell us what mount prompt

What do you mean by common?

There is an NTFS partition which contains his usual data. I created it so that he can access his data from both the operating systems

also, have you configured fstab?

please try it and tell us what mount prompt

Sumant, do it

also, have you configured fstab?

No

There is an NTFS partition which contains his usual data. I created it so that he can access his data from both the operating systems

I use the same approach

OK I'll try it

No

you could auto mount the partition at startup

There is an NTFS partition which contains his usual data. I created it so that he can access his data from both the operating systems

Even this partition might be hijacked by Windows, I faced this same issue pretty after installing fedora 22 a year ago. I have a data dedicated partition in which I drop files from linux to be accessed during Windows sessions.

but first, I suggest to use mount first

but first, I suggest to use mount first

Hmmm, graphical tools as Nautilus and Dolphin relies on mount. This might not work too.

@pionen , @DrMuffin Seems like the issue was with Windows.. mount hinted that the resource may be locked. Booted to Windows and released the lock while shutting down. Everything works now. Thanks for the quick help! ?

@pionen , @DrMuffin Seems like the issue was with Windows.. mount hinted that the resource may be locked. Booted to Windows and released the lock while shutting down. Everything works now. Thanks for the quick help! ?

you're welcome

Don't copy/move/remove files on windows C: from a Linux session. When shutting down Windows keep the Shift key pressed while you click Turn off and keep it while the computer turn off, or run from the windows terminal shutdown /t 10 /s Turning off this way avoid locking partition when mounting it on linux. Use a secondary partition for copying files from linux to windows. Try to not mount the linux partition on windows. It may corrupt the linux file system.

Sumant, note this down..

Thank you!

Good morning humans

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Good afternoon @cifose !

Ahahah. (:

Heyhey

lohaaa

happy birthday ?

Who's birthday?

(sopo seng ulang taun) ? who's birthday bro ? ?

I'm not able to access my NTFS partitions I'm using fedora 24 what should I do

If you can access your windows partition, then it is simple. Go to power options, and uncheck the fast boot option and hold shift when restarting. Worked for me.

Yea it worked

Also, for some reason in my linux distro, copying and pasting any file from any other location not on /root, takes a lot of time compared to windows. Does anyone here have a fix compared to idk using cp function?

*command.

depends on file system. for SSD f2fs is recommended

anyone know c++ compiler to install ?? ( not gcc or g++ ) google say : g++-cc ? its the same compiler or not ?

wx cannot be instaall with pip ? error : compiler c++ not found

advice please ... cheeerrssss ☕️

Isn't the c++ compiler included in the gcc itself?

Isn't the c++ compiler included in the gcc itself?

yaa c++ not found .. gcc or g++ cannot compile wx

brb

yaa c++ not found .. gcc or g++ cannot compile wx

Use code:blocks

ERROR: S client not available

i try

not succes .. c++ found ?

thanks ... c++ compiler for linux is gcc-c++ .. solve .. and thanks all ? .. nite

yes

Use code:blocks

no.

install g++

Just open the terminal and type ./studio.sh

Open the file chooser, top bar, "settings" "executable files" > "always ask"

by default execution of files that are executable is "open in editor"

DONT set it to always run.

that would lead to serious issues

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

CUPS is what's used for printing on 99% of distros. Also, GNU/Linux is a UNIX-like system so don't get confused by the "UNIX".

and considering the question you asked https://github.com/futurice/android-best-practices read this afterwards

reset locate .android studio delet all temp file @ /root /home etx

And after that the development documentation because you will run VERY soon into things like "Network on main thread exception"

Open the file chooser, top bar, "settings" "executable files" > "always ask"

Things like these make Nautilus a shit file manager in my opinion.

reset locate .android studio delet all temp file @ /root /home etx

Bullshit. The file picker by default opens .sh files in an editor

Things like these make Nautilus a shit file manager in my opinion.

securer for mr. avergae

i need to open without terminal

As first time

securer for mr. avergae

True, but shit for an experienced user.

i need to open without terminal

Open the file chooser, top bar, "settings" "executable files" > "always ask"

If there was a "I'm an experienced Linux user" toggle that changes defaults back to how they were in GNOME 2 days.

chmod +x

Visual Step by Step

That looks a lot like unity