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I think Inkscape or other vector editor is not so hard for people studied 2D CAD's in college.

Being 15 and presenting Pidora, how cool @Borisbudini

(:

Those extra stickers :( I want em

Well, with lol's we won't be able to get new people onboard

:)

I know, I can buy them somethere, or make on my own, but there is nothing like "free cheese"...

?

Thank you, greetings from here @jflory7

Looks like things are going pretty well!

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Nice badge workshop! :)

hi guys

when gnome 320 will ships?

320?

Will take some years

Oh

3.20

Next version of Fedora i guess

Humm

i'm on 24, when gnome 3.20 will ships?

24 is my Fedora version

Fedora is Linux distribution

i'm on 24, when gnome 3.20 will ships?

ship

you should understand this, @borisbudini

my english very bad

my english very bad

2

i'll remember this, thanks for fix

okay. someone know, when 3.20 will ship on 24 version of Fedora Linux, my favorite Linux distribution

Cmon give yogurt a break haha,fedora 24 is gonna release on June

why they can't build last version before release?

24 is my Fedora version

As soon as it will be built, and pushed to repositories. But, you already have 3.19.92 beta, this one is allmost same as 3.20 release. The difference is maximum in some commits to git.

Minimum*

i want this because gnome-builder segfault on some libraries

Minimum*

Minimum is one commit.

"/usr/lib64/gnome-builder/plugins/libterminal.so" ENOENT - says strace

"/usr/lib64/gnome-builder/libgmp.so.10" ENOENT

why gnome-builder tries open from /usr/lib64/gnome-builder, when libgmp.so.10 locates in /usr/lib64

Just wait some time. 3.20 will be here in few days.

okay, thx

only need get gnome-builder working

only need get gnome-builder working

Rebuild rpm yourself

on core2 very long time need for build

on core2 very long time need for build

Core 2 Duo? Lol. I build my own packages on AMD E-350.

And I seriously think, what Core 2 Duo make it faster, than mine.

GNOME uses very much of CPU

And you always can use Copr.

Use i3 instead

I have it on my Pentium 3 machine

GNOME uses very much of CPU

You need to rebuild only one package, not the whole GNOME.

i know, GNOME uses 30% of CPU, 50% uses Firefox with YouTube and Libvdpau

its on nvidia blob, nouveau - 50% usage by shell, Intel G35 GMA - 65-70%

when i start gcc my computer hangs

You are doing something wrong

my exts: Dash to Dock and Activites Configurator

can exts affect? or Geary on background?

These extensions can not generate so much overhead.

old Core1 runs GNOME shell flawless

And Geany too

not Geany, Geary - email client

Geary is dead, are you know about it?

oh

not

What email clients have headerbar interface?

like geary

None in my memory.

I just use Evolution

Evolution can work in background for notifications?

i doesnt find this function on evolution

I'm too

only for that me switched to Geary years ago

But company, which develops Shotwell and Geary is does not exist anymore

and evolution hangs on over 2k mails from Gmail

not Geany, Geary - email client

You should try sylpheed. . it is extremely light abd amazing. It runs of 100 mb ram with 5 email IMAP accounts.

oh, good

it's supports org.freedesktop.Notification?

It should cross check. I don't need notification so I didn't mind. Nothing wrong , try it out

ill try, thanks

in my memory sylpheed like evolution, laggy

I have not felt it like that . . but then the way I use email clients is different. You can try claws mail too

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@gif

Gunter!

I just wrote «linus» to see what the gif bit have to share ?

*bot

That's what I got haha

Great, the kind of gif I was looking, but not to share here, but thanks ?

This was from Aalto University. The finger was to Nvidia Devs.

I think AMD deserves one too.

I think AMD deserves one too.

I do not think like that

For example, there's not good support for older devices, this is one thing that not go on the FLOSS philosophy when it's come to releasing drivers.

http://support.amd.com/en-us/kb-articles/Pages/AMD-Radeon-HD-4000,-HD-3000,-and-HD-2000-Series-LINUX-support.aspx