@fedora
Mikhail "MyReligionIsPatrick"30.10.2016
13:57:59
13:57:59
Lol, 228 for Arch(Article №228 in Russian codex of crimes - child molesting)
THAT's a symbolic, maybe because arch in Russia is popular for geek-childrens or teenagers
酒30.10.2016
14:01:53
14:01:53
anyone know how to play Blu-ray in Fedora?
Mikhail "MyReligionIsPatrick"30.10.2016
14:03:06
14:03:06
Try to install mplayer
Google
Vitaly30.10.2016
14:07:07
14:07:07
anyone know how to play Blu-ray in Fedora?
Enable RPMFusion repositories, then install mpv and SMPlayer.Mikhail "MyReligionIsPatrick"30.10.2016
14:07:17
14:07:17
You can decrypt the Blu-ray disks by using libaacs and libbdplus
酒30.10.2016
14:08:19
14:08:19
I added negativo17.org repo and installed libaacs libbdplus
wgeted the KEYDB.cfg
just not work
installed russianfedora repo & rpmfussion repo
Mikhail "MyReligionIsPatrick"30.10.2016
14:10:02
14:10:02
What about BD-J?
Mikhail "MyReligionIsPatrick"30.10.2016
14:11:41
14:11:41
https://pkgs.org/download/libbluray-bdj
Google酒30.10.2016
14:11:45
14:11:45
@ritzk30.10.2016
14:12:53
14:12:53
3d does not work though
Mikhail "MyReligionIsPatrick"30.10.2016
14:20:45
14:20:45
Try to encrypt with BackupHDDVD(it uses the libaacs)
酒30.10.2016
14:21:07
14:21:07
disc.c:352: error opening file BDMV/index.bdmv
disc.c:352: error opening file BDMV/BACKUP/index.bdmv
core input source error: cannot access bluray:///dev/sr0
Mikhail "MyReligionIsPatrick"30.10.2016
14:21:37
14:21:37
blyat...
Last trying - download MakeMKV and activate it by keygened serial number
i send you it in messadges
@FacetiousFurry31.10.2016
04:10:40
04:10:40
What is your favorite distro?
Ubuntu, Xubuntu, Kubuntu, Lubuntu, ecc... – 389
??????? 35%
Arch Linux – 228
???? 21%
Debian – 164
??? 15%
Linux Mint – 140
??? 13%
Fedora – 68
? 6%
Manjaro – 34
? 3%
OpenSuse – 29
? 3%
CentOS – 25
▫️ 2%
Red Hat – 21
▫️ 2%
Mageia – 4
▫️ 0%
? 1102 people voted so far.
Why is Gentoo not on this list :PGentoo's actually pretty good
But so is Ubuntu, tbh
I think it's weird that Fedora users add repos from random internet people
and then they run binaries from those repos
Like, do you know who's compiling that? lol
I think RPM Fusion is managed by ex-Red Hat people, but still, everybody should just be compiling their own packages, it's safer that way
Dhanesh31.10.2016
04:16:11
04:16:11
@FacetiousFurry31.10.2016
04:16:42
04:16:42
What would you say about it's performance?
It performs surprisingly well! I even tried it over Tor, video chat went spectacularly wellAnd if I remember correctly, latency was pretty small
Google
Justin31.10.2016
04:18:01
04:18:01
In terms of performance alone, I think it can, which is surprising!
I think almost anything in performance can replace Skype. All of my experiences using Skype, on any platform, are always abhorrent.Dhanesh31.10.2016
04:18:28
04:18:28
My options are Wire and Tox.. Not sure which one to go with
@FacetiousFurry31.10.2016
04:18:42
04:18:42
Overall, very nice. Only remaining problems are ease of use and the fact that, by default, participants connect directly to each other (revealing their public IP address, which for many people can have varying levels of risk)
Dhanesh31.10.2016
04:18:54
04:18:54
In terms of performance alone, I think it can, which is surprising!
All I need is a secure medium for video callsJustin31.10.2016
04:19:09
04:19:09
@FacetiousFurry31.10.2016
04:19:10
04:19:10
Also another reason I avoid using Skype.
Me too, but I think recent versions of Skype have forgoed p2p completely (I hope)Dhanesh31.10.2016
04:20:06
04:20:06
Overall, very nice. Only remaining problems are ease of use and the fact that, by default, participants connect directly to each other (revealing their public IP address, which for many people can have varying levels of risk)
I'll be connecting with trusted contacts.. So that shouldn't be a problem for me@FacetiousFurry31.10.2016
04:20:15
04:20:15
I've always been afraid of running Skype, in case there could be bugs exploitable remotely
@FacetiousFurry31.10.2016
04:20:22
04:20:22
Dhanesh31.10.2016
04:21:01
04:21:01
Any thoughts on Wire?
Dhanesh31.10.2016
04:23:38
04:23:38
I've actually never heard of it
Another messenger app with end-to-end encryption, open source and with better looks than Tox ?@FacetiousFurry31.10.2016
04:39:19
04:39:19
Another messenger app with end-to-end encryption, open source and with better looks than Tox ?
I just installed it. Looks quite nice ?also, a lot easier for regular people to use
[Anonymous]31.10.2016
04:44:26
04:44:26
@FacetiousFurry I am a rookie. I installed Fedora quite recently. How can I check the repositories list my setup is working with?
Tox is great. It has its downsides but overall it works in an acceptable manner.
(■_■¬)31.10.2016
04:45:28
04:45:28
Google[Anonymous]31.10.2016
04:46:03
04:46:03
dnf repolist
Are you the man who suggested me that post to make bluetooth and WiFi not come up being online once booted the system?(■_■¬)31.10.2016
04:46:49
04:46:49
AdminERROR: S client not available
[Anonymous]31.10.2016
04:47:22
04:47:22
(/¯–‿･)/¯
It works at times. Let me tell you it comes being off one time and the next system reboot, it is back on again.It works at times. Let me tell you it comes being off one time and the next system reboot, it is back on again.
It is like this, all the time. Coming on and off. Like a sequence.(■_■¬)31.10.2016
04:49:59
04:49:59
It works at times. Let me tell you it comes being off one time and the next system reboot, it is back on again.
That is weird, works find for me.The repositories in such list. dnf vim repolist. (?) haha.
Do you want to add a new repo, disable a repo...?@FacetiousFurry31.10.2016
04:55:22
04:55:22
How can I edit the values inside?
Hi Bob! I haven't used Fedora frequently in recent years, but I believe the files storing repo data will be in /etc/yum.d/I could be totally wrong! :)
wan31.10.2016
04:55:55
04:55:55
hello
Dhanesh31.10.2016
04:56:31
04:56:31
@FacetiousFurry31.10.2016
04:57:04
04:57:04
Could you explain it better please?
How do you not get that? lol
You remind me of that one guy that pops up on Linux forums, who has the wrong concepts on everything yet manages to not blow up their boxbtw I am now available on Wire! you can find me by searching "FacetiousFurry"
(■_■¬)31.10.2016
04:59:37
04:59:37
How do you not get that? lol
You remind me of that one guy that pops up on Linux forums, who has the wrong concepts on everything yet manages to not blow up their box
Tell me what is wrong on asking clarification when somebody ask something without giving the proper explenation of what they want to do?@FacetiousFurry31.10.2016
05:01:09
05:01:09
Tell me what is wrong on asking clarification when somebody ask something without giving the proper explenation of what they want to do?
I think if you're asked "how can you edit the values inside", you can cut to the chase and tell them the path to the files they need to edit. After all, it is the Unix waylol
Google@FacetiousFurry31.10.2016
05:01:39
05:01:39
There's no use in wasting their time before spitting out that path
You can elaborate afterwards
(■_■¬)31.10.2016
05:02:16
05:02:16
I think if you're asked "how can you edit the values inside", you can cut to the chase and tell them the path to the files they need to edit. After all, it is the Unix way
Which is quite different than asking:
Hey folks, I would like to know where are stored the *.repo files, I would like to edit one of it?@FacetiousFurry31.10.2016
05:02:31
05:02:31
(■_■¬)31.10.2016
05:02:56
05:02:56
[Anonymous]31.10.2016
06:38:11
06:38:11
That is weird, works find for me.
Yeah. Most of the bugs I face are weird. Haha. Gladly somebody else noticed the prompting regarding the SELinux prompting had its solution in the alert.Do you want to add a new repo, disable a repo...?
I just want to have a look over. Perhaps I've forgotten to erase a repository I no longer need, for instance.Hi Bob! I haven't used Fedora frequently in recent years, but I believe the files storing repo data will be in /etc/yum.d/
Hi, FF! Am I able to perform a nano /etc/yum.d/ or something?@FacetiousFurry31.10.2016
06:59:19
06:59:19
Hi, FF! Am I able to perform a nano /etc/yum.d/ or something?
Oh no, there should be files and folders in there[Anonymous]31.10.2016
07:05:18
07:05:18
Oh no, there should be files and folders in there
The dnf repolist refreshed my mind. It's the Adobe repository what drives me crazy. If anything, Adobe is a flawed piece of software that may compromise my whole system a tad easily.@FacetiousFurry - May I ask what GNU/Linux you migrated to?
Tobias?31.10.2016
07:07:44
07:07:44
Then
nano repofilename
And set
Enabled=0
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