lovely pigeon :3

New time zone for me, but only for a day few more days: Therefore, good afternoon folks of Fedora!

goodnight!

goodnight!

I need a nap... I'm on the wrong coast.

For Quality i'd post fullres

yeah thats what confused me

I need a nap... I'm on the wrong coast.

mistakes have been maden c:

mistakes have been maden c:

lol

Nap then wake up for the pub tour tonight. Gotta read some Planet Fedora first. Bye all!

Nap then wake up for the pub tour tonight. Gotta read some Planet Fedora first. Bye all!

What a lucky guy!

Hmm weird, never happened to me though :/

Ok I think I found the reason, 4 partitions

Ok I think I found the reason, 4 partitions

If it is a mbr scheme you should remove one partition and create an extended partition then logical partitions instead of primary.

If it is a mbr scheme you should remove one partition and create an extended partition then logical partitions instead of primary.

Yep that did it

So python doesn't come pre installed on f25? Just python3

Is that normal?

whoops

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It is just me, it is a feature, or a bug?

According to the terminal the files were copied and there a not pending process in the buffers.

OK, the annoying message still there and I only copied 3MB

What do you guys think is the best monospace font for the terminal?

The one that comes by default is kinda ugly… :-P

The one that comes by default is kinda ugly… :-P

Frankly I was not able to spot the difference between these: https://fedoramagazine.org/5-great-monospaced-fonts-for-coding-and-the-terminal-in-fedora/

Frankly I was not able to spot the difference between these: https://fedoramagazine.org/5-great-monospaced-fonts-for-coding-and-the-terminal-in-fedora/

Those a cool actually, I'm using one of them....

Being able to spot the difference between O and 0... or l and I... is good enough for me.

https://mail.jabber.org/pipermail/standards/2017-January/031903.html

What do you guys think is the best monospace font for the terminal?

Source Code Pro

if (ligature support) Fira Code else if (Awesome Font) Source Code Pro else Monofur-powerline

Fira Code Retina is the best in my opinion

Retina is a meme to me, i always use semibold Fonts - but in large part due to my bad eyesight

Currently I'm using the Terminus font, somehow I like the raw, not antialiased look of it

Frankly I was not able to spot the difference between these: https://fedoramagazine.org/5-great-monospaced-fonts-for-coding-and-the-terminal-in-fedora/

I use https://madmalik.github.io/mononoki/ which I can recommend

It also supports powerline

I use https://madmalik.github.io/mononoki/ which I can recommend

looks similar to Ubuntu's monospace font to me

not that it's a bad thing ;)

I use https://madmalik.github.io/mononoki/ which I can recommend

I like the font

looks similar to Ubuntu's monospace font to me

I used to use Ubuntu Monospace before I switched ;)

@Kohane congrats... You made it to FAmSCo!! https://admin.fedoraproject.org/voting/results/famsco-jauary-2017

@Kohane congrats... You made it to FAmSCo!! https://admin.fedoraproject.org/voting/results/famsco-jauary-2017

Thank you very much

Big congratulations to all those elected!

You were too @jflory7 , isn't it?

I used to use Ubuntu Monospace before I switched ;)

In overall, there are many nice free fonts lately, Ubuntu fonts, Cantarell, Oxygen... those are all very, very nice

Thank you very much

As in any FOSS community, if you do a good work you reward is more work ?

As in any FOSS community, if you do a good work you reward is more work ?

just like in real life :)

As in any FOSS community, if you do a good work you reward is more work ?

LOL that's true

In overall, there are many nice free fonts lately, Ubuntu fonts, Cantarell, Oxygen... those are all very, very nice

Ubuntu family font is very nice.

You were too @jflory7 , isn't it?

Not quite, but someone well-qualified and dedicated to Fedora is in the seat, so I'm not disappointed. ?

In overall, there are many nice free fonts lately, Ubuntu fonts, Cantarell, Oxygen... those are all very, very nice

Indeed. I also really like Roboto Slab

Oh, I thought you did @jflory7 Sorry to hear that.

Congratulations to all those elected! Kudos! ✌️✌️

Thank you very much @Dhanesh95

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Fedora have got 1k hits on distrowatch :3

Elementary is getting rekt!

Just to note than pantheon (the elementary shell) is coming to fedora

decathorpe/elementary-stable Copr https://copr.fedorainfracloud.org/coprs/decathorpe/elementary-stable/

Just to note than pantheon (the elementary shell) is coming to fedora

but it looks like gnome, why do we need another one...

A elementary user should have a answer

I have cinnamon

It is a nice DE

but it looks like gnome, why do we need another one...

Pantheon is a fairly decent clone of what an open source macOS desktop would look like. For people who are sold on macOS, Pantheon is a good reason for them to switch.

Before I was on Linux, elementary was in the final two distros before I settled for Fedora.

Anyway pantheon feel more like mac

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Anyway pantheon feel more like mac

?

Pantheon is a fairly decent clone of what an open source macOS desktop would look like. For people who are sold on macOS, Pantheon is a good reason for them to switch.

?

Pantheon is a fairly decent clone of what an open source macOS desktop would look like. For people who are sold on macOS, Pantheon is a good reason for them to switch.

but it is Elementary's thing... To look like macOS

@jflory7 there is ticket about the history teller role, is there some update about that?

but it is Elementary's thing... To look like macOS

There is some people out there using elementary because the look and feel

Some of these people maybe can give a try to Fedora is they can have the same user experience

but it is Elementary's thing... To look like macOS

Agreed with @williamjmorenor. elementary has Pantheon, but the desktop environments are present across distributions. I don't know if I consider desktop environments what makes distros unique (any more), but rather their packaging policies and approach to how they bring software to the user. For example, Fedora's reputation for moving quickly and working with the latest versions of software.

@jflory7 there is ticket about the history teller role, is there some update about that?

I filed a ticket for it in the Council Pagure, but it was moved to the Fedora Budget repository. Brian Exelbierd is working on the ticket and he should have some more information on it presumably after the fiscal year restarts in March.

Agreed with @williamjmorenor. elementary has Pantheon, but the desktop environments are present across distributions. I don't know if I consider desktop environments what makes distros unique (any more), but rather their packaging policies and approach to how they bring software to the user. For example, Fedora's reputation for moving quickly and working with the latest versions of software.

And for the last releases to be a rock solid estable OS

Maybe it makes sence... but I think the most of these people doesn't care about distro arrangement

decathorpe/elementary-stable Copr https://copr.fedorainfracloud.org/coprs/decathorpe/elementary-stable/

oh wonderful! I tried looking into this way back when, but a lot of the components had Ubuntu assumptions and I didn't have time to fix and upstream the changes

It is usable

With some issues

But the shell works!

It can be a thing though...

Hello folks, anyone know what can be causing this error in Thunderbird: Warning: There has been an error reading data for calendar: Todo.txt. However, this error is believed to be minor, so the program will attempt to continue. Error code: 0x8000ffff. Description: Please specify files in properties Warning: There has been an error reading data for calendar: Todo.txt. However, this error is believed to be minor, so the program will attempt to continue. Error code: READ_FAILED.

with systemd and app containers hopefully distro fragmentation is reduced. it should be easier to install and distribute things on Linux - right now we have a situation where something is either shipped by a distro or shipped only for Ubuntu and RHEL

oh wonderful! I tried looking into this way back when, but a lot of the components had Ubuntu assumptions and I didn't have time to fix and upstream the changes

People than develop software for Ubuntu do not use to be responsive for Fedora issues

with systemd and app containers hopefully distro fragmentation is reduced. it should be easier to install and distribute things on Linux - right now we have a situation where something is either shipped by a distro or shipped only for Ubuntu and RHEL

Arch espefic issues are still

true, though x86_64 and ARM should cover most use cases

Debianland handle multiarch in a way, fedoraland have its own way

teledora: <michel_slm> true, though x86_64 and ARM should cover most use cases

true, though x86_64 and ARM should cover most use cases

Thats is true!

looks like Flatpak now supports multi-arch -- https://github.com/flatpak/flatpak/releases/tag/0.6.13

there's still the problem of people building for them, of course.

And the issue with canonical's snaps

Canonical finds it difficult to play nice with others somehow. but let's not rehash this issue here ;)

Hello folks, anyone know what can be causing this error in Thunderbird: Warning: There has been an error reading data for calendar: Todo.txt. However, this error is believed to be minor, so the program will attempt to continue. Error code: 0x8000ffff. Description: Please specify files in properties Warning: There has been an error reading data for calendar: Todo.txt. However, this error is believed to be minor, so the program will attempt to continue. Error code: READ_FAILED.

Hi! Maybe there is some issues with that "Todo.txt" file? So Thunderbird can't get necessary data....

Issues with permissions*

Canonical invest in its own solution and then must adopt other solution because debian choose that

Upstar vs systemd

Mir vs wayland