BTW is anyone of you into building mechanical keyboards?

Nah, since i got my WASD ones i am very very happy.

Wait a sec. Does it switched into clang?

Wait a sec. Does it switched into clang?

FF switched to clang for building, yes.

FF switched to clang for building, yes.

And it's on fedora?

They didnt want to update to gcc 8 which offered the same speedups in the end. :P

Nah, since i got my WASD ones i am very very happy.

WASD is one of the very good choices here, yes.

What switches are you preferring?

And it's on fedora?

Why wouldnt it be?

What switches are you preferring?

Green at home, clear in the office.

Green at home, clear in the office.

Great choice.

Why wouldnt it be?

Well. Just asking.

Even if i have a green one in the office as well, but it is really loud.

It totally is, yes, even louder as blues in my experience. I pissed off ppl at work with blue switches so I started using clears or vintage blacks at work.

FWIW I used de-soldered Vintage Black switches for my Planck keyboard.

And it's like, super awesome.

I'm unsure if I could actually stick to ortholinear as a daily-driver...

It totally is, yes, even louder as blues in my experience. I pissed off ppl at work with blue switches so I started using clears or vintage blacks at work.

Of course they are louder - higher activation force and extra clicky base.

They are made to be louder and harder to press, not fully but up there with model ms. xD

I *love* the feel of the MX Greens. My girlfriend can't sleep IN THE OTHER ROOM when I use them so I stopped using them...

She doesn't even notice undampened MX Clears when I'm bottoming out

But with the Greens she will come over after 5min and tell me to use a different board.

Biggest problem are the IBM keyboards...

I can't use them at night and I can't use them at work. That makes them pretty pointless.

I can't use them at night and I can't use them at work. That makes them pretty pointless.

Why and why?

Lol

OMG it's true! https://src.fedoraproject.org/rpms/firefox/blob/master/f/firefox.spec#_198

Green at home, clear in the office.

Bleh, just do what I did and take some BOX Navies to work

OMG it's true! https://src.fedoraproject.org/rpms/firefox/blob/master/f/firefox.spec#_198

I sent the link to that already. :P

And a screenshot of that line xD

I sent the link to that already. :P

I need to double confirm. Very wrong decision!

Of course not, i'd never think about using telemetry galore.

Sublime-Text ???

Speaking of emacs, I installed it yesterday. It doesn't have syntax highlighting, auto fill brackets and stuff and code completion. How to enable these options in emacs?. The only + I see in it at the very moment is indentation. It's perfect. I wrote a C code on Sublime Text and then open it again on emacs and indented it nicely. Then added comments. ?

Speaking of emacs, I installed it yesterday. It doesn't have syntax highlighting, auto fill brackets and stuff and code completion. How to enable these options in emacs?. The only + I see in it at the very moment is indentation. It's perfect. I wrote a C code on Sublime Text and then open it again on emacs and indented it nicely. Then added comments. ?

it does via plugins, in particular you might want company, irony, company-irony and flycheck for C/C++ projects.

it does via plugins, in particular you might want company, irony, company-irony and flycheck for C/C++ projects.

How hard it is to install these?

How hard it is to install these?

http://cachestocaches.com/2015/8/c-completion-emacs/

I use this configuration and it works quite fine

Thanks.

?

speaking of which, is there another open source alternative to Eclipse for Java which does support EE ? I'd prefer not using NetBeans or IDEA (it's the best but the Community edition doesn't support EE)

speaking of which, is there another open source alternative to Eclipse for Java which does support EE ? I'd prefer not using NetBeans or IDEA (it's the best but the Community edition doesn't support EE)

What's EE?

What's EE?

Enterprise Edition

Eclipse?

Eclipse?

Eclipse is just an open source IDE. Oracle supports several versions of Java, one is called EE and it is targeted to the businness branch of software development.

J2EE moved to Jakarta EE, part of Eclipse Foundation

J2EE moved to Jakarta EE, part of Eclipse Foundation

?

Ahhh

Anyway.

speaking of which, is there another open source alternative to Eclipse for Java which does support EE ? I'd prefer not using NetBeans or IDEA (it's the best but the Community edition doesn't support EE)

any hints?

Well, now we know what was wrong with transparencies @Asiri_Iroshan

Retractable feet, to be more specific

Funny. In Spanish they have no name.

any hints?

Not using EE - or working with intellij. The guys kinda make the best AiO ootb editors, even if they cost money.

Yes, IntelliJ is very nice

And heavy

but that's OK because of the features

Not using EE - or working with intellij. The guys kinda make the best AiO ootb editors, even if they cost money.

I must use EE.

I mean, I'm not the one who decides what features to choose or not, they quite say "do this, this way", you know

IDEA would be perfect but can't afford it

And heavy

Oh well, it's OK IMO

At least it doesn't crash when I open large code bases like electron based stuff, so I'm fine with it

I mean, I'm not the one who decides what features to choose or not, they quite say "do this, this way", you know

Well if your employer tells you to use EE and you need intellij then get them to pay the license (way cheaper in multi-user licenses).

Mine does too, the intellij stuff we uses saves us so much work and bugs that it pays itself back.

Mine does too, the intellij stuff we uses saves us so much work and bugs that it pays itself back.

I see. I will ask for it, thank you

How can I install Python 3 on Fedora 28?

Can I install VMware in Fedora for mult os like Windows or Kali Linux? Help please

I'm certain the search engine of your choosing will help you in an instant

How can I install Python 3 on Fedora 28?

it should be preinstalled

test it with python3 --version

Can I install VMware in Fedora for mult os like Windows or Kali Linux? Help please

use kvm

How can I install Python 3 on Fedora 28?

It's installed by default. Python 3.6 is the current version.

Not be root for one — sudo is a thing

Can I install VMware in Fedora for mult os like Windows or Kali Linux? Help please

Yes. — However consider using either KVM or VIrtualBox

How can I install Python 3 on Fedora 28?

dnf install python3

Can I install VMware in Fedora for mult os like Windows or Kali Linux? Help please

On linux you have the much more capable kvm on board to begin with. On fedora gnome-boxes is an easy management ui for it, while virt-manager allows you to tweak everything.

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

dnf check-{update,upgrade} does not refreshed the full caché metadata, just the metadata from repo*-updates, so the data consuptions is less that refreshing all the repos metadata + plus its repo_name*-updates cache.

Guys, I want to ask you about livemedia-creator. I read it from Fedora Wiki, it needs kernel modules to be installed. What modules are required?

Not be root for one — sudo is a thing

Yeah, I know that. Just this time. I do usually use sudo. Thank you ?

Just the terminal mess on my current desktop after a couple of minutes

Is that i3?

I'd judge you for running !Fedora, but I'm not either :)

Is that i3?

yup sure

I'd judge you for running !Fedora, but I'm not either :)

Just a matter of vim Dockerfile honey ;)

Just a matter of vim Dockerfile honey ;)

Docker++

how install peek?

Docker actually is pretty terrible software, but it solves some needs, yea

how install peek?

lmgtfy.com/?q=install+peek+fedora

First 2 hits dude @verchtt

https://fedoramagazine.org/peek-screenshot-tool/

I'm currently designing a home server based on Docker that basically just gets a large v6 subnet routed and you could just dynamically throw up containers with some ip configuration you'd like

I'm currently designing a home server based on Docker that basically just gets a large v6 subnet routed and you could just dynamically throw up containers with some ip configuration you'd like

Just make sure that you're not treating containers like VMs

Because they're not.

I won't.

I know!

Discourse did that — but they actually had a good reason for doing it