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hi keiron

kieron*

this is my second time on telegram so i dont know how to use the program very well

I am also tinkering with centos :p. Ive been up all night doing battle with freeipa

My next planned step is to set up ssh auth with delays betweeb failed login attempts

I was sad after seeing MS SQL requirement of 3.5GB RAM while trying to install it on CentOS system with only 2GB x3

Morning

If the importance max is the kernel. What distribution use the last kernel Linux released ?

You can always compile the kernel yourself. As of distros, I guess, those are Arch, Gentoo.

Arch is pretty up to date.

Gentoo too. Sure.

Fedora is the most updated non-rolling I believe.

What's distributions the developers most use to create a new kernel?

Linus himself likes Fedora a lot

I'm confused, Linus is not the only kernel developer, but I think if it uses fedora, it should bother to make the kernel run round in what it's using

hi keiron

Hi Shantorn ^^, in that case welcome :P

My next planned step is to set up ssh auth with delays betweeb failed login attempts

I just used fail2ban to setup that kind of thing :)

I just used fail2ban to setup that kind of thing :)

+1

+1

❤️ fail2ban :P

thank you

I had to tune fail2ban on my mail server because the Thunderbird autodiscovery would trigger it ?

I just used fail2ban to setup that kind of thing :)

Does it like rsa keys?

And if the fedora is a guinea pig of RHel, then all the bugs found and corrected in the fedora will be less service for the engineers of red hat, consequently user that helps the community works for free for the company ?

I had to tune fail2ban on my mail server because the Thunderbird autodiscovery would trigger it ?

hahaha ?

Does it like rsa keys?

Better to use EC

I like ED25519

What's EC?

Elliptic Curve

Screw RSA

And if the fedora is a guinea pig of RHel, then all the bugs found and corrected in the fedora will be less service for the engineers of red hat, consequently user that helps the community works for free for the company ?

Welcome to open source, helping the community helps SOME company somewhere around the globe, so in consequence you're working for free in many companies at the same time.

I'm happy to be part of the community. But, there could be a default repository for different types of users regardless of the distribution it uses. Well, depending on the distribution I use I can not find the program I want.

I'm happy to be part of the community. But, there could be a default repository for different types of users regardless of the distribution it uses. Well, depending on the distribution I use I can not find the program I want.

I think it isn't easy as it seems, you have to consider so much variables depending on different distros..

Yes it has several variables, but the user could decide which type of repository he would like, as well as which distribution he uses. It would be a clean Linux, you would leave it as you wanted. Using the features of all other distributions ...

Is there simple way to get only real devices from mount output?

I see the Linux community segregated, each with its distribution, "I can use X program and you do not"

I personally use Fedora/CentOS, Arch Linux and Slackware nowadays.

I personally use Fedora/CentOS, Arch Linux and Slackware nowadays.

In the same machine is hard ...

I have more than one

Laptop, server, desktop, Raspberry Pi, UMPC

Imagine if you only had one computer, it would be difficult to use any specific Fedora program in CentOS, for example ...

CentOS is a server oriented distro as for me. Different usecases

Using one PC though...

I live in a poor region of a poor country but I need a laptop at least. So, that'd be a laptop. And probably with Arch Linux.

I see the Linux community segregated, each with its distribution, "I can use X program and you do not"

What Linux program is like that? I think everything can run everywhere, though there are some subtle issues (like, requirement of certain libraries that nobody yet packaged for given distro), it's not a problem if you're motivated enough

or I don't understand something :)

I guess, "out of the box" is meant :)

Well, distros are usually a community efforts, if something is not working out of the box, then it only meant that nobody was interested in this enough to make it work

Because in the end, you always can use the power of make install

sometimes it's not enough, I wanted to use Aegisub on Fedora, but it required some obscure libraries I couldn't find in repos and so on, and I gave up after a hour or so

that's why Flatpak or so would be nice

sometimes it's not enough, I wanted to use Aegisub on Fedora, but it required some obscure libraries I couldn't find in repos and so on, and I gave up after a hour or so

libs could be found out of repos as well and installed manually

but it's not like Flatpak is the first idea to solve this issue, and none of them suceeded...

libs could be found out of repos as well and installed manually

Yeah, but when you're installing them manually then after 10th dependency that you have to hunt over the net you just lose motivation to do it

It can be done, sure, but I'm personally too lazy :P

In two words, what is that Aegisub anyway?

movie subtitles editor

there are alternatives, but I like this one

I see

some day, I will package it. But not today ?

Someone knows how list packages from an especific repo with dnf???

dnf repo-pkgs repo_name list

as with yum

happy new year

everyone

year of the rooster

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fire rooster

I am also tinkering with centos :p. Ive been up all night doing battle with freeipa

I run a couple of FreeIPA deployments, so if there's anything specific you need help with, I'm happy to help

?that is a bigest festival in china

today is the day

today is the day

Happy New Year indeed

Celebrating it as well

Just 1h16m left untill it will come here x3

?that is a bigest festival in china

Just remember not to eat chicken, rooster won't appreciate that :p

sadin: god I love the xxf theme for zsh

sadin: according to google pics, looks neat :D

sadin: gwindor yeah im giving it a go and very happy so far, gonna play around with term colors but yeah.

If the importance max is the kernel. What distribution use the last kernel Linux released ?

You can enabled updates-testing repo and have the most recent version of the kernel before its arrive to the stable branches.

What's distributions the developers most use to create a new kernel?

Greg Kroah-Hartman uses OpenSUSE and Gentoo.

One day I'll install Gentoo

And if the fedora is a guinea pig of RHel, then all the bugs found and corrected in the fedora will be less service for the engineers of red hat, consequently user that helps the community works for free for the company ?

In a more general broad point of view, Fedora serves as test bed for Linux Distribution in general, plenty of new technology is tested and improved by Fedora users and Devs i.e. NetworkManager, GNOME3, systemd, Python3, Wayland, Flatpak.

and never be online

any more

Yes it has several variables, but the user could decide which type of repository he would like, as well as which distribution he uses. It would be a clean Linux, you would leave it as you wanted. Using the features of all other distributions ...

That's what packages manager are for. Also I think that is the same goal containerized apps distributions are aiming, Flatpak.

One day I'll install Gentoo

Me too, my laptop will be more efficient than any Macbook with running MacOS.

Me too, my laptop will be more efficient than any Macbook with running MacOS.

I thought Apple hardware is highly optimized for macOS....

saad

I thought Apple hardware is highly optimized for macOS....

The optimize the OS for more than one Intel Processor generation.

Not enough for my OCPD.

Gentoo is a bit faster anyway

I guess

Someone knows how list packages from an especific repo with dnf???

And you can see the installed ones by adding installed to the same command. sudo dnf repo-pkgs repo-id list installed To get the repository ID use: dnf repolist

Gentoo is a bit faster anyway

Only if you have OCPD.

as with yum

I used yumdb for that, not yum. Thanks for the help

And you can see the installed ones by adding installed to the same command. sudo dnf repo-pkgs repo-id list installed To get the repository ID use: dnf repolist

Thanks, this works perfectly

dam

dam

What?