Pizdet?

Cyka vodka xaxaxa

Sorry that's about my Russian knowledge

polish > russian

:3

polish = russian, an that's true, similar language roots

noppe

not equal

better ;3

we don't say a singular word with A only to use O later on ?

Well, that's your opinion

[akno, okna]

[akno, okna]

That depends from a region, for example, in Vologda, people says 'okno'

That depends from a region, for example, in Vologda, people says 'okno'

too bad it's not the official version ;-; bummer

better ;3

Naw :>

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USA is terrible for many things, but being a nobody and able to sue even the biggest conglomerate is a positive thing.

And reaching the top of reddit with and stupid story of how you manage to become millionaire after suing a big company. Should I sue Lenovo for removing the trackpad buttons on the ??40 generation or sue apple for getting rid of the Esc and Fn?

linuxmodder: lol

linuxmodder: good luck in those endeavours

Welcome abroad :)

And again :D

And reaching the top of reddit with and stupid story of how you manage to become millionaire after suing a big company. Should I sue Lenovo for removing the trackpad buttons on the ??40 generation or sue apple for getting rid of the Esc and Fn?

Uhm

If you say so...

:>

It's encrypted, has message self-destruction, and Elliot from mr.robot uses it

Oh, well, if Elliot uses it then there's nothing else to discuss.

Oh, well, if Elliot uses it then there's nothing else to discuss.

No, I just told everything i know about Wickr

I was just kidding, hehe

I was just kidding, hehe

People from Russia have bad sence of humour :p

I see, I see ?

Can i talk about the piracy in this chat or not?

/me waves Jolly Roger

/me waves Jolly Roger too.

Can i talk about the piracy in this chat or not?

Be free

Hey, after installation Fedora Server only uses 16 of the available 250gb of the servers hard drive and doesnt display anything beyond - anybody having any idea why?

@Wolfshappen - Fedora's built-in encryption option when installing the system does not recognise SSD and HDD altogether, does it? I'm wondering because I have both and I'm interested in encrypting everything by default. I've heard of the trade-offs with speed writing and reading files but that doesn't signify a huge problem. What does concern me is the fact that I wouldn't have both hard drives working, rather the installation setup chooses HDD and SDD is left out. Am I wrong on my assumptions and background knowledge? What would be your suggestions to make it happen, yet allow both drives to work together as intended?

I'm used to SSD and I don't want to lose it. I want to preserve it at all costs.

Select both drives when installing and select encryption

that will enforce encryption on everything

else you need to partition manually

I have a more interesting proposal tough: Would you only Store data on the hdd?

If so, gnome-disk-manager allows you to create encrypted volumes

@xvitaly, @jflory7 - Vitaly was correct. Okular allows you to see the forms once created within a .PDF file. Therefore, it's an easy to use workaround. Even though, I didn't like it so much because I was installing KDE libraries and packages to make Okular work. I'd love to find a Xfce-native solution. Thanks for your suggestion though. It's appreciated as always.

So install on the SSD and once installed create an encrypted Volume (LUKS+ext4) on the hdd

else you need to partition manually

Which is something I don't actually know how to deal with. Haha.

If so, gnome-disk-manager allows you to create encrypted volumes

Hmm... Sounds slick. Doesn't that mean data would be stored in a slower drive, though? HDD is slower than SSD. That's something I don't want to do...

So install on the SSD and once installed create an encrypted Volume (LUKS+ext4) on the hdd

Hmm... Interesting.

Hmm... Sounds slick. Doesn't that mean data would be stored in a slower drive, though? HDD is slower than SSD. That's something I don't want to do...

Only the Data you'd store in there

You can't get around data on a hdd being slow

Thats why its great for movies because if the drivehead just reads a continouus stream it can easily reach 70 mbyte/s

WTA : How to autostart rescuetime on fedora?

WTA : How to autostart rescuetime on fedora?

if you have gnome, in the gnome-tweak-tool, there's a "Autostart" panel, to add a program or a terminal command to the autostart at boot sequence

@MichaelMendes no option for terminal command there

@MichaelMendes no option for terminal command there

damn.. I'm sorry, I was sure that it let the user choose between application or terminal command :c Sorry for making you a loss of time, Sir :c

Thats why its great for movies because if the drivehead just reads a continouus stream it can easily reach 70 mbyte/s

The SSD retrieves the files from the encrypted HDD and the speed rate doesn't get screwed as the installation was made on the SSD in the first place, correct? It is the main drive which decides the speed of the writing and reading between them so.

Regular installation on the SSD. When booted, install the package and create an encrypted partition on HDD. Would that partition become /home?

About the same subject: I need encrypt my HD External, I'm will make this using Gparted ? Or other program..

About the same subject: I need encrypt my HD External, I'm will make this using Gparted ? Or other program..

I dont think gparted can do this, if I remember correctly gparted sees encrypted partitions as unallocated space

you'll probably need to use LUKS tools like cryptsetup

ERROR: S client not available

and it will wipe the data off your external drive to do it if memory serves

About the same subject: I need encrypt my HD External, I'm will make this using Gparted ? Or other program..

https://ncona.com/2016/07/encrypting-an-external-drive-using-luks/

you'll probably need to use LUKS tools like cryptsetup

Thank you. Who LUKS tool do you use ? If you do..

Thank you. Who LUKS tool do you use ? If you do..

that link looks like a nice easy tutorial covering the steps :)

though if you encrypt the drive with LUKS, it won't be able to be unlocked and read by anything other than a Linux computer. So you won't be able to plug it into Windows PCs for sure, not sure about Mac

there might be something you can install to make it work on those systems though *shrugs*

there might be something you can install to make it work on those systems though *shrugs*

I understand. I have been reading the tutorial and it submits the user that I allow to read the HD. Imagine, if I format my linux, and create another user I will have xom new permissions ... that is exhausting ...

I understand. I have been reading the tutorial and it submits the user that I allow to read the HD. Imagine, if I format my linux, and create another user I will have xom new permissions ... that is exhausting ...

well then if you're just using it as a random external drive for dumping stuff on from user to user and system to system, after you've run: sudo chown -R adrian /run/media/anovelo/e2902cbe-7e2d-4fb2-8cfe-f50ba9b80795/ run: sudo chmod -R 777 /run/media/anovelo/e2902cbe-7e2d-4fb2-8cfe-f50ba9b80795/ (where the username and device name in the /run/media paths are obviously specific to you and your device that is). I know perms 777 is bad, but at the end of the day if the drive is encrypted and password protected anyway it doesn't really matter does it.

The SSD retrieves the files from the encrypted HDD and the speed rate doesn't get screwed as the installation was made on the SSD in the first place, correct? It is the main drive which decides the speed of the writing and reading between them so.

No. Your pc retrieves files from that hdd and it will not become /home this way

well then if you're just using it as a random external drive for dumping stuff on from user to user and system to system, after you've run: sudo chown -R adrian /run/media/anovelo/e2902cbe-7e2d-4fb2-8cfe-f50ba9b80795/ run: sudo chmod -R 777 /run/media/anovelo/e2902cbe-7e2d-4fb2-8cfe-f50ba9b80795/ (where the username and device name in the /run/media paths are obviously specific to you and your device that is). I know perms 777 is bad, but at the end of the day if the drive is encrypted and password protected anyway it doesn't really matter does it.

I understand, this way I can backp of any user on the machine .. Thanks friend.

the ssd has nothing to do with this and there is no way to avoid having to suffer slower read from data stored on the hdd.

No. Your pc retrieves files from that hdd and it will not become /home this way

Would be kind of difficult to get ahead how this environment plays out for me at the beginning.

I understand, this way I can backp of any user on the machine .. Thanks friend.

no worries, good luck :)

Wouldn't be better to encrypt both hard drives during installation?

About the same subject: I need encrypt my HD External, I'm will make this using Gparted ? Or other program..

open gnome-disks, select your drive, format as luks+ext4

Wouldn't be better to encrypt both hard drives during installation?

it doesnt matter - you either have to manually set partitions or add the hdd to crypttab manually once encrypted

Unless you want it to be /home and therefore make everything super-slow that reads from home like... chrome evolution thunderbird firefox....

@Wolfshappen - Do you mind if I ever PM you in the future? To talk about this more in-depth.

If its nothing long you can contact me in here via namehandle, might help somebody else :3

That's correct. I just don't want to create unnecessary walltexts. Haha.

I shall not do the hardcore encryption as of yet. Fedora 26 I will. Unless I get more paranoid and decide to start over being all encrypted.

As you know @Wolfshappen, I'm always concerned about privacy.

Thank you much.

Whats the size of your hdd?

and ssd?

I don't recall the exact amount. It's about 1 TB in total.

Gnome-disks available gb

Because i heavily recommend stuffing the whole system on an ssd and using a hdd under /mnt/data for storage