Ok it's even weird, Firefox consumes about 100MiB more than Chromium at any given time

Ok it's even weird, Firefox consumes about 100MiB more than Chromium at any given time

if (firefox.ram.usage() =< chromium.ram.usage) { { useMoreRam("firefox"); }

How come Firefox and Chromium consume exactly the same amount of memory with one tab open? Firefox only with one tab- total memory usage is 1.1GiB Chromium only with one tab- total memory usage is 1.1GiB Firefox+Chromium with one tab open in each, memory usage is 1.5GiB

You should read upon how they use resources...

Pessoal boa noite, estou precisando de simulados de provas LPI para treinar, alguém teria para compartilhar, existe alguma coisa em português ou somente inglês ?

Pessoal boa noite, estou precisando de simulados de provas LPI para treinar, alguém teria para compartilhar, existe alguma coisa em português ou somente inglês ?

English only, please read the rules Also: @fedoraportugal

Good evening guys, I need simulations of LPI training, someone would have to share, is there anything in Portuguese or only English?

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Accidentally my two laptops have a docking port, but I wasn't looking for it, it just came included. Like a complimentary thing.

On Germany is quite easy to get a used dock station. See if you can get one for your T440. I friend of mine paid around €80.00 for a dock station for his T430s. At home or in the office you plug everything to the dock station, if you have to work at a coffe or have a meeting, or had to travel, you can bring you workstation with you. A brand new dock station might be quite expensive.

On Germany is quite easy to get a used dock station. See if you can get one for your T440. I friend of mine paid around €80.00 for a dock station for his T430s. At home or in the office you plug everything to the dock station, if you have to work at a coffe or have a meeting, or had to travel, you can bring you workstation with you. A brand new dock station might be quite expensive.

https://www.luxnote-hannover.de/zubehor/docks.html At most 59 bucks for the most recent models. Free power supply (atleast last time i ordered one) included.

https://www.luxnote-hannover.de/zubehor/docks.html At most 59 bucks for the most recent models. Free power supply (atleast last time i ordered one) included.

Awesome.

You are basically a living Arch wiki

LOL

No, Arch wiki is based on him.

We should write @Wolfshappen facts in a Wiki.

We should write @Wolfshappen facts in a Wiki.

You laugh, i actually started that in private

Just hosting it is problematic in germany. ;-;

Just hosting it is problematic in germany. ;-;

Host it in Iceland. Flokinet is so based, they respect anonymity and have plenty of pay methods, They don't care about your identity, they even provide support via Jabber and many other redpilled IM apps.

Host it in Iceland. Flokinet is so based, they respect anonymity and have plenty of pay methods, They don't care about your identity, they even provide support via Jabber and many other redpilled IM apps.

Dont worry, if i wasnt as lazy and wanted to fully pull trough i'd have a fully anonymous hoster, paid in cryptocoins shuffled enough to be untrackable, loaded via TOR only from a seperate machine.

But the second i put a link to it anywhere on tg the anonimity part went out the window

So rather finding a legal thing like wikia so a company that feels "wrongly represented" can go cry to them.

Something crazy just happened to me: dnf upgrade killed my network connection

It also solved itself

Something crazy just happened to me: dnf upgrade killed my network connection

Always run upgrades from a tty or run the upgrades inside a tmux session or a screen session`. What I do is: Check if there are any available upgrades: su -c 'dnf check-upgrade' Then if there are upgrades availables, I donwload them without installing them: su -c 'dnf --downloadonly upgrade' Finally you can logout your current graphical session, and log in to a tty by pressing Ctrl+Alt+F3, get logged in, and from there run: su -c 'dnf upgrade' If something relying on Xorg or Wayland crashes, no problem the upgrade will not be interrupted. This way you avoid using you system and apps while the upgrade, that may cause issues too. Then reboot. Profit. Or simply, run the whole process inside a tmux or screen session :)

Following this have saved me fro hitting with some famous bugs that had hit Fedora in the past. This is something GNOME Software does well, the off-line upgrades.

It force the user to get logged out their system, avoid crashes while upgrades, and any service can be easily restarded without the user noticing it.

It force the user to get logged out their system, avoid crashes while upgrades, and any service can be easily restarded without the user noticing it.

Woah, wasn't expecting this response, thanks for the advice and for your time, man. I'm saving this for later.

Always run upgrades from a tty or run the upgrades inside a tmux session or a screen session`. What I do is: Check if there are any available upgrades: su -c 'dnf check-upgrade' Then if there are upgrades availables, I donwload them without installing them: su -c 'dnf --downloadonly upgrade' Finally you can logout your current graphical session, and log in to a tty by pressing Ctrl+Alt+F3, get logged in, and from there run: su -c 'dnf upgrade' If something relying on Xorg or Wayland crashes, no problem the upgrade will not be interrupted. This way you avoid using you system and apps while the upgrade, that may cause issues too. Then reboot. Profit. Or simply, run the whole process inside a tmux or screen session :)

What's -C for?

What's -C for?

Command

Essentially, you're running a command as root

The same can be accomplished using sudo

What's -C for?

the -c, c lowercase. It passes the command between " as a parameter to a given user, given the user is not especified root is assumed. Basically it allows you run privilaged commands as root, once the command has finished, the promp is still the normal user. I don't like to use sudo, I don't like to assume the user has already set up a sudo in their system, I don't like to become explicitly root, I prefer the one explained. Just a personal preference.

The same can be accomplished using sudo

Nah, thanks. XD

the -c, c lowercase. It passes the command between " as a parameter to a given user, given the user is not especified root is assumed. Basically it allows you run privilaged commands as root, once the command has finished, the promp is still the normal user. I don't like to use sudo, I don't like to assume the user has already set up a sudo in their system, I don't like to become explicitly root, I prefer the one explained. Just a personal preference.

Heh — we all have strong opinions on things — I'm not offended;..You're just wrong.

Neener.

Okay I'm done being 5.

Okay I'm done being 5.

I dont't get it.

I dont't get it.

I basically said you're wrong and I'm right :P

and then got childish lol :D

Forgive me — I'm in a goofy mood

nah, nevermind.

nah, nevermind.

It wasn't important :)

I started using it after reading a debate on a mailing list or a post from the fedoraplanet.org a long time ago.

heh

Basically someone showed good arguments on why it is a good practice to not use sudo and using su -c ''foo --bar baz" over it.

At a local College a student managed to get the personal password from one fo the administrators.

The personal user of this administrator has sudo privileges... by the end of the year the admision test were sit. And the student made fun of them with a brand new accound named... samba, the SysAdmins struggled catching this, that was the accound he used to modify the test results.

I think using su -c over sudo gives you more control. If the compromised accound didn't have sudo privilages this would not have happened.

That's just a shitty sysadmin

I know, but again, getting the personal user password or creating a new privilaged accound if the admin has not set the time out is possible with sudo, if the admin use su -c is harder.

I know, but again, getting the personal user password or creating a new privilaged accound if the admin has not set the time out is possible with sudo, if the admin use su -c is harder.

If they had the root pw — then they're screwed in either case anyways.

I have had the chance to do so infinite times, I'm a good guy, and I have always pointed to this mistake when friends around left their laptops after a sudo something.

If you are looking forward on becoming a SysAdmin that talks bad about you.

Always lock it .

I know, He might trust me, but after seen that, I don't trust him XD

Always lock it .

That's not OK.

That's not OK.

What? I usually have a tty session open

But I think, If that were recurrent bad practices I would had to give them a good lesson.

What? I usually have a tty session open

I misread.

Lock your laptop — as in the X session lock it

Still nothing stops you from switching to one of the ttys lol

i have my reasons for keeping that logged in

He is back! :3 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pQWj2Fgxdrc

He is back! :3 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pQWj2Fgxdrc

He hasn't changed

He is getting old and old, that's concerning ?

Wish he was an Elf.

ageism

He doesn't do much coding these days

He is back! :3 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pQWj2Fgxdrc

I need subtitles for everything the interviewer said

I need subtitles for everything the interviewer said

loll

I need subtitles for everything the interviewer said

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hey guys I'm back

hey guys I'm back

Awesome!

I have a question

I'm doing Google Code In

and for one task, which is to write a contributor story, I need to know if someone (who i know is a Gnome developer) is also technically a Fedora contributor

Felipe Borges

is he a fedora contributor/

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nevermind he is!!!

found him through Zodbot

What about KDE?

Sorry, I do not use KDE but I think not use PackageManager ... do not know...

On Germany is quite easy to get a used dock station. See if you can get one for your T440. I friend of mine paid around €80.00 for a dock station for his T430s. At home or in the office you plug everything to the dock station, if you have to work at a coffe or have a meeting, or had to travel, you can bring you workstation with you. A brand new dock station might be quite expensive.

Okay. I don't need it, but I'll keep it in mind.

this is the reason why, after install fedora workstation I run:

Isn't it Dnfdragora installed by default? It was last time I looked into it.

What's -C for?

-C is for Run dnf from system cache, don't update the cache and use it even in case it is expired.

You are basically a living Arch wiki

I would say he's the Fedora version of Arch wiki.

-C is for Run dnf from system cache, don't update the cache and use it even in case it is expired.

And what for doing this?

dnfdragora is not installed by defautl if you use Fedora Workstation, is only install with other Spin

But the second i put a link to it anywhere on tg the anonimity part went out the window

I imagined you throwing a small ball called "anonimity" through the window.

dnfdragora is not installed by defautl if you use Fedora Workstation, is only install with other Spin

Ah. Weird. But well, it's been ages I don't use Workstation.

sometime I use -C for disable boring packages cache download

It's been even longer I don't use Gnome at all ?

sometime I use -C for disable boring packages cache download

Boring packages? What do you mean? Are there funny packages?

Entertaining packages?

Something crazy just happened to me: dnf upgrade killed my network connection

Oh, that happen often when it updates anything related to networks.

boing or annoying cache download

sorry for my bad english