Anyone Gaming on fedora?

Yes, Doom. ?

Oh!

Let me try that...

Nope. Nothing happens.

I'm not even sure what normally the F11 key does. It has a line of squares but dang it if I know what it means.

Anyway, does anyone has any idea about how to install Brackets in Fedora? I saw a flatpak but I'm on a limited contract connection and flatpak gives no option to accept or reject, it doesn't tell how much is going to download nor shows the dependencies, so.... Any other solution? @Wolfshappen ?

I'm not even sure what normally the F11 key does. It has a line of squares but dang it if I know what it means.

On your T440?

It's the task view button, it performs the same task as Win + Tab in windows and the super key in GNOME

On your T440?

Yes. That very same one.

Ah I find out

It's the task view button, it performs the same task as Win + Tab in windows and the super key in GNOME

Which one is the Super key?

Which one is the Super key?

Windows key

Ah.

I mainly refer to things as the OS Refers to them as it makes more sense usually

Desktop Behavior > Desktop Effects > Desktop Cube

Well, I don't use Gnome so I don't know what the Win key does over there. In KDE it pops up the menu, which is the sensible thing to do IMO

Well, I don't use Gnome so I don't know what the Win key does over there. In KDE it pops up the menu, which is the sensible thing to do IMO

Yeah, in GNOME It will open an overview of all programs and allow you to search

I mainly refer to things as the OS Refers to them as it makes more sense usually

Uhm. Well, there's a Win logo there so to me is the WinKey.

Yeah, in GNOME It will open an overview of all programs and allow you to search

Ah, okay. Well, I pressed that F11 key with the little squares but does nothing. Even if I combine it with the Fn key. It's mute.

Ah, okay. Well, I pressed that F11 key with the little squares but does nothing. Even if I combine it with the Fn key. It's mute.

Huh, I may be thinking of the F10 key that has that functionality

Desktop Behavior > Desktop Effects > Desktop Cube

Ah, if it's the Desktop Cube then it makes sense that it's not working. I have it disabled. I keep effects to the minimum.

Huh, I may be thinking of the F10 key that has that functionality

The F10 has a magnifying glass. I suppose it's for searching.

I don't use those keys really. I looked at them because @giokka mentioned it.

Ah, if it's the Desktop Cube then it makes sense that it's not working. I have it disabled. I keep effects to the minimum.

Yeah I once enabled it and left it there, because I didn't know what it does. Now I know it binds to Ctrl+F11

The F10 has a magnifying glass. I suppose it's for searching.

Yeah, F11 Does what I said

I just opened up the X240

Yeah I once enabled it and left it there, because I didn't know what it does. Now I know it binds to Ctrl+F11

It's very fancy, but takes resources and I never use it. So it's off for me.

If you have 4 virtual desktops you'll get a cube

If you have 4 virtual desktops you'll get a cube

If I have two is already too much.

It's just I thought it's an easter egg, but now I know it's a desktop effect?

Besides I'm still concerned about Brackets. I want to install it but I don't know how big is going to be the Flatpak and I can't find a proper package in their website.

It's just I thought it's an easter egg, but now I know it's a desktop effect?

LOL Kinda disappointing, isn't it?

LOL Kinda disappointing, isn't it?

Nah I still appreciate it. I have never explored the KDE settings other then themes before until recently.

Nah I still appreciate it. I have never explored the KDE settings other then themes before until recently.

I always take a look after a major upgrade, to see what is new. But desktop effects is one of those places I mostly ignore.

According to the documentation dnf update is kept for legacy reasons. But the equivalents to apt-get are: dnf check-upgrade > apt-get update dnf upgrade > apt-get upgrade + apt-get dist-upgrade

dnf upgrade checks for updates as well so what's special about dnf check-upgrade ?

dnf upgrade checks for updates as well so what's special about dnf check-upgrade ?

TBH, I don't know. I never used it because I thought it was kinda pointless. In Debian is different because "apt-get update" updates the repos and checks for whatever is new. And then "apt-get upgrade" actually checks for updates/upgrades and shows them. If there are any major upgrades, one has to type "apt-get dist-upgrade", otherwise some packages will be held.

@Wolfshappen What do you think of Fedora Silverblue?

dnf upgrade checks for updates as well so what's special about dnf check-upgrade ?

check-update just checks whether there is a package with the given name and a higher version

Without any dependency resolving

@Wolfshappen What do you think of Fedora Silverblue?

Herr Tobias shouldn't be allowed to sleep and do other activities away from this forum.

It's the second question he didn't reply today.

Herr Tobias shouldn't be allowed to sleep and do other activities away from this forum.

He's more than likely asleep with his phone on silent and will read it when he wakes up :P

That's what I do

Without any dependency resolving

Ah, okay. Thanks for the explanation.

That's what I do

I do the same. But I'm not Tobias. He knows everything about anything.

But yeah, Tobias no sleep allowed ever

Yeah, totally. He should be already here. It's late! We have questions! ?

Does fedora.repo's default metalink resolve into the closest mirror?

Well, not only this, but download.fedoraproject.org/pub/fedora/ does it too

I wonder, howewer, on which planet Japan is anywhere close to Kyrgyzstan? ?

Hi folks, I have a quick question: How can I get Brackets in Fedora? I don't see any RPM in their website.

https://unitedrpms.github.io/

But yeah, Tobias no sleep allowed ever

it's winter and he is a furry that need a long winter sleep

I wonder, howewer, on which planet Japan is anywhere close to Kyrgyzstan? ?

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it's winter and he is a furry that need a long winter sleep

Eh? Wolves don't hibernate. In the worst of cases, the pack will split in smaller group to grant food to everyone, but they don't sleep in winter. Besides, we're not in winter yet.

but I'm freezing ._.

and I'm tired all the time

Well, maybe you're a bear? Or dormouse...

https://unitedrpms.github.io/

Never use this shitrepo!

Never use this shitrepo!

i don't use it

i don't use it

And never recommend it to anyone.

she wanted to know the size of brackets-rpm

she wanted to know the size of brackets-rpm

brackets-rpm is dead and cannot be installed in modern Fedora versions.

Anyway, does anyone has any idea about how to install Brackets in Fedora? I saw a flatpak but I'm on a limited contract connection and flatpak gives no option to accept or reject, it doesn't tell how much is going to download nor shows the dependencies, so.... Any other solution? @Wolfshappen ?

As said before, brackets is pretty much dead. :P

If you need Brackets install it from Flathub: https://flathub.org/apps/details/io.brackets.Brackets

@Wolfshappen What do you think of Fedora Silverblue?

Its an interesting concept, but before i'll see it in action, handling difficult situations (like, how speedy is it, can it survive me adding enough layered applications and adding to that how does it handle updating the bootloader/core...) i'll reserve my judgement

Its an interesting concept, but before i'll see it in action, handling difficult situations (like, how speedy is it, can it survive me adding enough layered applications and adding to that how does it handle updating the bootloader/core...) i'll reserve my judgement

It very much feels like it's NixOSbutwithDNF to me

brackets-rpm is dead and cannot be installed in modern Fedora versions.

(Brackets in general is dead - adobe stopped almost any and all development)

Which I like, really

anyone have this problem?

Of course, either there is no folder named that for phpMyAdmin where it expects it or it has no rights to write there.

And given the system-wide installation of phpmyadmin resides in, well, system folders of course it cant write there.

Of course, either there is no folder named that for phpMyAdmin where it expects it or it has no rights to write there.

Im using XAMPP

If you manually installed phpmyadmin on fedora by dropping it in a random directory, welcome to proper server management Step 1: Mandatory Access controls

Im using XAMPP

Ew

Ew

EWWWWW

Throw that right the f*ck out of the window.

Its the worst management ui you can do for apache. Just install mysql, apache and co from your system.

This way you'll also learn to configure it properly.

U mean I must unintall this xampp and change to lamp?

U mean I must unintall this xampp and change to lamp?

Change to dnf install mariadb-server httpd php-fpm

Use Docker to run LAMP.

That will install mariadb, httpd and php-fpm for you.

And this way you'll, as said, learn how to properly manage and configure servers.

Change to dnf install mariadb-server httpd php-fpm

how about apache2?

how about apache2?

httpd IS apache2.

It got renamed several years ago.

dnf info httpd Name : httpd Version : 2.4.34 Summary : Apache HTTP Server Description : The Apache HTTP Server is a powerful, efficient, and extensible : web server.

httpd IS apache2.

oke, I will uninstall this xampp

oke, I will uninstall this xampp

And please, NEVER install random software from tarballs. There will most likely be a distro repository for it available.

she wanted to know the size of brackets-rpm

Not the RPM, the flatpak because flatpak doesn't ask beforehand as DNF/RPM does. And I'm in a limited contract.

I couldn't find any RPM packages in their website, only source code, and deb, and a few other formats that I'm not sure what are they for.

If you need Brackets install it from Flathub: https://flathub.org/apps/details/io.brackets.Brackets

Yeah, but that's my problem. I'm in a limited contract, so how big is going to be the download? Because last time I tried to install something using flatpak, it downloaded shit tons of stuff without asking first. It just went ahead.

Yeah, but that's my problem. I'm in a limited contract, so how big is going to be the download? Because last time I tried to install something using flatpak, it downloaded shit tons of stuff without asking first. It just went ahead.

Several hundred megabytes +/-

Kohane, why not install atom?

It packs just as much features by default, is extensible and just ~130mb.

(Brackets in general is dead - adobe stopped almost any and all development)

There's a recent update, so I don't think it's all that dead. It just lacks a RPM.

A lightweight over brackets flat.