LOL

Yeah

You can say so ?

Hey i really want to understand difference between LTS and non LTS version

They say it supports upto aprrox 1 year, what afterwards then?

Fedora has matured a lot with this topic.

@Dev799 There is no LTS in Fedora

If you want LTS you can either use CentOS or RHEL.

Hey i really want to understand difference between LTS and non LTS version

Fedora has a new release every 6 months

I currently installed Fedora 24 kde

you have to upgrade your Fedora to a new version every 6-12 months

Well, the last stable version is Fedora 25 @Dev799

you have to upgrade your Fedora to a new version every 6-12 months

Is it necessary to every fedora user

And where can we learn Terminal commands, From sudo -i To all other commands

look for guia foca linux

not sure if they have an english version

or read

https://docs.fedoraproject.org/en-US/index.html

If you want to stay up to day, then yes.

I was using fc22 on my laptop, after Fedora 24 was released, fc22 was Endoflifed, This mean fc22 was not going to receive more upgrades.

Like to install every 3rd party software, do we have to go to their website and look for sudo codes. Like we do for chrome and vlc

Every time?

No, no

90% of software is already in repositories

Like to install every 3rd party software, do we have to go to their website and look for sudo codes. Like we do for chrome and vlc

sudo is already packaged and available in the Fedora official repo.

https://docs.fedoraproject.org/en-US/index.html

Thnx, will check

You don't need to look up for it on internet or external sources

But i had to install vlc from their website, and the fedora software update app hangs for no reason,

Also enabling Rpm

But i had to install vlc from their website, and the fedora software update app hangs for no reason,

You just need to enable rpm-fusion repo to install VLC.

Yes

su -c 'dnf install https://download1.rpmfusion.org/free/fedora/rpmfusion-free-release-$(rpm -E %fedora).noarch.rpm https://download1.rpmfusion.org/nonfree/fedora/rpmfusion-nonfree-release-$(rpm -E %fedora).noarch.rpm'

Have anyone of you did successfull installation of Nvidia gpu drivers

Then after: su -c "dnf makecache" Run: su -c 'dnf install vlc'

Thanks Mr

Have anyone of you did successfull installation of Nvidia gpu drivers

The most recent NVIDIA driver is not packaged yet. So the existing one doesn't support the most recent Xorg version.

You should wait about 1 or 2 weeks.

Cool. Well usually i would go for bit old drivers cause they were stable

And it was long process, did it but failed when installing

Hi

Hi

Hi

About upgrades I have upgraded my laptop from fc22 to fc23 without issues. So It is a kind of semi rolling release for me.

Nice, do you use dual boot os

With Windows?

About upgrades I have upgraded my laptop from fc22 to fc23 without issues. So It is a kind of semi rolling release for me.

Why not f24

Why not f24

To have a smooth transition.

To have a smooth transition.

Smooth eh ?

Smooth eh ?

Fedora development is quite fast, there where a lot of changes between fc22 and fc25, I tried to upgrade this way but faced some blockers due to some python dependencies unsatisfied. So I decided to take less risks.

Do you use flavours of fedora

Do you use flavours of fedora

GNOME Shell on my laptop, Mate on my desktop and LXDE on a pretty old X40.

Nice

Fedora 24 LXDE is solid on a core 2 duo

Fedora 24 LXDE is solid on a core 2 duo

too late, 25 is out :3

too late, 25 is out :3

I haven't updated yet. I only use that laptop to run old XP games under wine

Fedora 24 LXDE is solid on a core 2 duo

I can confirm it on a http://ark.intel.com/products/27601/Intel-Pentium-M-Processor-LV-1_20-GHz-1M-Cache-400-MHz-FSB

Do anyone still uses 8086 processor

that 3 100% and 1 98%

4.8.10-300.fc25.x86_64

Switch to the processes tab and select in the options "all processes"

Switch to the processes tab and select in the options "all processes"

OMG thanks so much

By default it only shows user Processes, ye

ERROR: S client not available

Also you do not need that level of redaction, given your gnome ram usage one can still guess your overall ram size XD

Username might be sensible, the rest is nothing one could trace you with

:P

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good morning humans, how are you feeling on this decripit comsumist day of mankind?

?

Good morning, boring as usual in college :p

good morning humans, how are you feeling on this decripit comsumist day of mankind?

Good morning. Fine, travelling. ?

3.7GB to download for my Fedora 25 upgrade on a 100kbps internet connection. Things can't get worse than this.. ?

Meanwhile you download and upgrade

Use a good proxy u can get 150kbps approx

?

Use a good proxy u can get 150kbps approx

Any suggestions?

Use a good proxy u can get 150kbps approx

If his isp limits the connectio to 100kb all he can do is download the iso to a server and compress it there, then download.

Proxy is bullshit else

I want try new Fedora 25. Is it possibile?

I want try new Fedora 25. Is it possibile?

Yes

I want try new Fedora 25. Is it possibile?

server or pc?

https://getfedora.org/

https://spins.fedoraproject.org/

3.7GB to download for my Fedora 25 upgrade on a 100kbps internet connection. Things can't get worse than this.. ?

Do you have a Fedora 24 iso? If so, we could possibly put together a deltaiso.

Do you have a Fedora 24 iso? If so, we could possibly put together a deltaiso.

Yes I do

x86_64 or i686

x86_64 or i686

x86_64

x86_64

Ok, it looks like you're looking at just under 90 hours if you have a steady 100kbps. When we used to make deltaisos for Fedora, I think they cut the size in roughly half, but I don't know that they've been tested in forever. If you want, I can create a F24->F25 deltaiso that you can download and apply against the F24 iso. It will take me a few hours to build and will still take quite a while to download and apply.

Is a roughly 50% reduction worth waiting a few hours for?

Which file are you trying to download that's 3.7GB?

Guys is there any group for GNOME

Hey! I've just upgraded to F25 :)