Nah, of course not. Ubuntu is Canonical property. Microsoft has nothing to do there.

Uh, new challenger appeared

thankfully we are not afraid for we all play dnf [Duke Nukem Forever]

dnf truncate on FreeBSD 9.x

:(

DNF in FreeBSD... Also 9.X... The 2013 is asking you to give back your system.

@All_Might_UA silence no expert to Unix/BSD

@All_Might_UA silence no expert to Unix/BSD

He's a Unix operator?

@All_Might_UA silence no expert to Unix/BSD

If you say so... It's only my job but fuck it right?

ur work ?

mmm

are ur noob ? o r need more training.. ?!

Nah, of course not. Ubuntu is Canonical property. Microsoft has nothing to do there.

Did you follow their recent Adventures and closely working together with Microsoft to offer Developers a not-so-shitty-that-they-cant-use-it Ubuntu under the hood?

So they dont get on Linux to be webdevs but can remain on Windows which is kind of horrible

@desshifree just to let your know you are acting against the fedora code of conduct https://getfedora.org/code-of-conduct

@desshifree just to let your know you are acting against the fedora code of conduct https://getfedora.org/code-of-conduct

You dont need to cite any CoC, imho its enough to say hes behaving like a dick

You dont need to cite any CoC, imho its enough to say hes behaving like a dick

You've got a point?

I create deamon linux.so on bsd kernel but not acelerate touch pad :(

help me !

Optimising mouse control in Xorg | The FreeBSD Forums https://forums.freebsd.org/threads/706/

And what does a random daemon on your bsd have to do with your input?

@Tobias4X this module .so is of linux

it's not my problem

embeded Fedora on BSD modules and create deamons for unique touch pad

@Tobias4X this module .so is of linux

Also since this is a Fedora group i'd think the better way would be for you to find a BSD group and ideally one in your native language

because BSD no suppport touch of samsung

:(

embeded Fedora on BSD modules and create deamons for unique touch pad

I'm trying to wrap my head around what you are doing exactly

this problem of fedora package isn't FreeBSD

@All_Might_UA silence pls

Like in the spanish groups only asks for help, let's see how this develops.

this problem of fedora package isn't FreeBSD

My touchPad and touchScreen both work 100% fine under fedo so....

@All_Might_UA are ur noob ?!

@All_Might_UA are ur noob ?!

Stop being Rude already

It doesnt help you or anybody else.

No, I'm a SysAdmin fed up with your behaviour, please behave yourself.

Nobody in here is a "Noob" and those that are unfamiliar with the inner workings of Linux come here to get help or have Strengths in other Areas to contribute.

@Tobias4X nice too meet ur

There is an equally functional, open FOSS client now: https://riot.im/ with Videochat and all

wow, cool! Server-side opensource too?

Home | Matrix.org https://matrix.org/

jep

wow, cool! Server-side opensource too?

You can host your own or use the one riot provides (which has a irc bridge too)

Matrix / Riot is srsly awesome. We've been covering it in the HFOSS course I'm the teaching assistant for this semester. You can use it for IRC as well, like for Freenode. So you can connect to a channel and remain persistently connected from the Riot client.

It's srsly the new hotness. I tried audio / video in its first week of launch in the summer, but it wasn't all too great for international calls yet. But domestic seemed to work fine. It could have also been poor connections for some of the folks from India who were trying to connect.

Some Fedora contributors (well, one that I know of specifically) switched her entire client over to Riot successfully.

I'm planning on writing a guide for how to use it with IRC on the Fedora Magazine this month. Just need to find time.

I'm planning on writing a guide for how to use it with IRC on the Fedora Magazine this month. Just need to find time.

And it sends email notifications too.

And it sends email notifications too.

Yep! ?

I have to admit, it's the coolest thing ever to get a notification on my phone from IRC, and do a quick reply from the notification drawer. I must really be in the twenty-first century, huh?

Matrix / Riot is srsly awesome. We've been covering it in the HFOSS course I'm the teaching assistant for this semester. You can use it for IRC as well, like for Freenode. So you can connect to a channel and remain persistently connected from the Riot client.

I've been hearing a lot of Matrix/Riot for the past few days.. Everyone is showering praises.. I really need to see what the deal is

That marvelous moment of becoming a member on both EFF and FSF... It is thrilling how awesome I find myself.

That marvelous moment of becoming a member on both EFF and FSF... It is thrilling how awesome I find myself.

You are indeed.

Taking advantage of my happiness, I want to say thanks a ton on behalf of every single user wandering around this group to these four folks that do nothing but advocate for our freedom and work hard to spread the word and preserve the stability within our groups. - @jflory7. - @Kohane. - Lesik. - @Tobias4X.

@xvitaly - Your help has been great as well. Thanks a ton y'all.

I've been hearing a lot of Matrix/Riot for the past few days.. Everyone is showering praises.. I really need to see what the deal is

IRC made simpler. Matrix is fully-encrypted; although some persons do not like it or at least didn't seem to like it that much back in the days as it is open source but not free as in freedom...

I'm planning on writing a guide for how to use it with IRC on the Fedora Magazine this month. Just need to find time.

Make sure to ping me once you are done at it. I'll gladly check it out. ?

IRC made simpler. Matrix is fully-encrypted; although some persons do not like it or at least didn't seem to like it that much back in the days as it is open source but not free as in freedom...

Would you recommended using it?

Would you recommended using it?

I've used it a couple of times (Matrix). I am not the best to make opinions on it as the very least I did was chatting around with some folks from other FLOSS-oriented groups. I didn't actually used it that much, long, or anything else... Besides that, it seems rock stable and get the job done quite accurately. I'd say I am fond to try it deeper, undoubtedly. Concerning Riot, I'd say pretty much the same...

I've used it a couple of times (Matrix). I am not the best to make opinions on it as the very least I did was chatting around with some folks from other FLOSS-oriented groups. I didn't actually used it that much, long, or anything else... Besides that, it seems rock stable and get the job done quite accurately. I'd say I am fond to try it deeper, undoubtedly. Concerning Riot, I'd say pretty much the same...

That seems fair.. I'll give it.. Let's see if it impresses me

Did you follow their recent Adventures and closely working together with Microsoft to offer Developers a not-so-shitty-that-they-cant-use-it Ubuntu under the hood?

Yes, I did. But still. Ubuntu is Canonical. Saying that Ubuntu is Microsoft is going too far.

I'm trying to wrap my head around what you are doing exactly

Give up. It's impossible. We already tried in Fedora ES.

I've been hearing a lot of Matrix/Riot for the past few days.. Everyone is showering praises.. I really need to see what the deal is

It's pretty awesome and all totally FOSS. It's handy for doing IRC on the go.

ERROR: S client not available

That marvelous moment of becoming a member on both EFF and FSF... It is thrilling how awesome I find myself.

??? Awesome! Congrats on the official membership.

Taking advantage of my happiness, I want to say thanks a ton on behalf of every single user wandering around this group to these four folks that do nothing but advocate for our freedom and work hard to spread the word and preserve the stability within our groups. - @jflory7. - @Kohane. - Lesik. - @Tobias4X.

Cheers. I'm happy to have been a help to you. Now you have to help pay it forward to others. ?

Cheers. I'm happy to have been a help to you. Now you have to help pay it forward to others. ?

Sure thing, sir. I do nothing but persuade Windows users not to use it any longer. Furthermore, I install privacy-oriented add-ons on their laptops and handsets around. Such as Privacy Badger, HTTPS Everywhere and uBlock Origin.

Sure thing, sir. I do nothing but persuade Windows users not to use it any longer. Furthermore, I install privacy-oriented add-ons on their laptops and handsets around. Such as Privacy Badger, HTTPS Everywhere and uBlock Origin.

Have you had a look at https://www.privacytools.io/ and https://prism-break.org/en/

Have you had a look at https://www.privacytools.io/ and https://prism-break.org/en/

Oh yes, absolutely.

Oh yes, absolutely.

It just shows how much we are influenced by proprietary software..

Taking advantage of my happiness, I want to say thanks a ton on behalf of every single user wandering around this group to these four folks that do nothing but advocate for our freedom and work hard to spread the word and preserve the stability within our groups. - @jflory7. - @Kohane. - Lesik. - @Tobias4X.

Gosh, thanks ^^'

Yes, I did. But still. Ubuntu is Canonical. Saying that Ubuntu is Microsoft is going too far.

Thats why i wouldnt go so far to say cano is ms but they now are a pretty big influence

A root server hosted at hetzner in Germany that is exempt from Mass Data Collection by law (officially atleast) that is running openvpn, a decent firewall like opnsense and in a container runs a tor node so you have lots of questionable traffic tjat can't be attributed to you even if its seized.

This is way way way high-level decision. Although it sounds a hundred percent secure, I doubt it is that reachable for the regular Internet users (even privacy-concerned individuals like me)... Wouldn't using OpenVPN may be enough? Does Fedora comes bundled with Opnsense?

While you are at it adding Https everywhere, Ublock Origin, Umatrix (and ublock websockets if using chromium), NoHttp and so to your browser, configuring them, setting a local "opennet" Firewall Profile with firewalld that basically only allows encrypted dns and https trough if the remote isnt in a adaway-generated hosts file can go a long way too

Okay, I'm super interested in setting a local 'opennet'. Can you elaborate further on that point? How can I set up such Firewall Profile on Fedora 25?

I can't find the comment about making some uBlock Origin hosts file work. Do you mind forwarding it, please? @Tobias4X.

This is way way way high-level decision. Although it sounds a hundred percent secure, I doubt it is that reachable for the regular Internet users (even privacy-concerned individuals like me)... Wouldn't using OpenVPN may be enough? Does Fedora comes bundled with Opnsense?

The private Server may no, thats why its great if you know a person into techo on this level that you can trust your surfdata with. OpenVPN is enough but the Endpoint you connect to is the problem - ovpn itself doesnt offer a "default", free Server to connect to OPNsense is a BSD-based Firewall, i use it under Fedora by forcing it to use pci-passtrough on a network card mut your results may vary Learn more on their Porject Page: https://opnsense.org/

"Under Fedora": read as "virtual Machine as close to metal as possible but still separate"

Okay, I'm super interested in setting a local 'opennet'. Can you elaborate further on that point? How can I set up such Firewall Profile on Fedora 25?

dnf install firewall-config

Then open the menu, find the "Firewall" entry and open it - it will require root password

The private Server may no, thats why its great if you know a person into techo on this level that you can trust your surfdata with. OpenVPN is enough but the Endpoint you connect to is the problem - ovpn itself doesnt offer a "default", free Server to connect to OPNsense is a BSD-based Firewall, i use it under Fedora by forcing it to use pci-passtrough on a network card mut your results may vary Learn more on their Porject Page: https://opnsense.org/

It is all about buying the server and making it work so that it makes your Internet safer, huh? Ouch! Is it easy to get OpenVPN working on Fedora 25? Any retarded-dummies guide you have in your notes, maybe?

Select the Profile you want to edit, ideally change it to the default profile for your network there and then you can disable/enable Services/Ports/IP's ect to your hearts content

It is all about buying the server and making it work so that it makes your Internet safer, huh? Ouch! Is it easy to get OpenVPN working on Fedora 25? Any retarded-dummies guide you have in your notes, maybe?

sudo dnf install openvpn sudo openvpn —config configfile.ovpn

you can import profiles into the Network manager so they show up in your Network selection and you can toggle them off in the gnome settings

Where's the 'Firewall' button? ?

Where's the 'Firewall' button? ?

This is the running Firewall COnfiguration

its active the Second you make a change, if you want to save the Settings there is a "Runtime to Permanent" Option in the menu of that

@Tobias4X - If I tick http it means my system will not get anything coming from a HTTPS host, am I right? I tried visiting a HTTP website on purpose and it loads it still.

@Tobias4X - If I tick http it means my system will not get anything coming from a HTTPS host, am I right? I tried visiting a HTTP website on purpose and it loads it still.

thats the Connections from outside

It'd mean if you had a web server running it could not be reached

Outgoing traffic is possible by hand: http://serverfault.com/questions/618164/block-outgoing-connections-on-rhel7-centos7-with-firewalld

Its basically a "Deny Anything OUT" rule followed by "Allow 80 out" ect. Make sure to allow port 53/tcp out and 443/tcp

Oh, thank you very much. That's very kind of you. ?

@Kohane - Is your carrier mocking on you?