How can be move a switch too complex?

We need more shell GUIs, those are always the best

How can be move a switch too complex?

It's a troll account, in reference to Terry Davis, developer of TempleOS: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/TempleOS

Are you sure that this will allow me to selection session without having a password? Did you try it? It's a little disappointing that you need to load the GUI at least once to make this change. What if you need to switch to GNOME Fallback because the default session doesn't run on old hardware? Nope, still need to load default GNOME at least once to flip the switch.

Are you sure that this will allow me to selection session without having a password? Did you try it? It's a little disappointing that you need to load the GUI at least once to make this change. What if you need to switch to GNOME Fallback because the default session doesn't run on old hardware? Nope, still need to load default GNOME at least once to flip the switch.

I try it to make it auto login before, But that is a VM, I can try it again, but not now

I'm at work

Good luck. If it's a Gdm thing most likely you're gonna have to do using some gconf bullshit because it isn't in a human readable format...

Are you sure that this will allow me to selection session without having a password? Did you try it? It's a little disappointing that you need to load the GUI at least once to make this change. What if you need to switch to GNOME Fallback because the default session doesn't run on old hardware? Nope, still need to load default GNOME at least once to flip the switch.

x3mboy@F25TestVM gdm]$ cat /etc/gdm/custom.conf # GDM configuration storage [daemon] # Uncoment the line below to force the login screen to use Xorg #WaylandEnable=false AutomaticLoginEnable=False AutomaticLogin=x3mboy [security] [xdmcp] [chooser] [debug] # Uncomment the line below to turn on debugging #Enable=true

That's the config file

And yes, it changes when you use the GUI

But if really needs, I prefer LigthDM

There you can choose your DE before type the password or anything...

There you can choose your DE before type the password or anything...

True.

Just add a Password and change it and be a slightly better User. Or remove it afterwards but just dont

I don't understand this message. Would you explain it, please?

I don't understand this message. Would you explain it, please?

Translation: For Fox's sake use a Password

It's a live @Wolfshappen

Why

It's a live system!

As in, a Remote Server?

Or what

No. As in a live CD @Wolfshappen

You know, when you put the cd or USB stick in a computer to try and see if it works

No. As in a live CD @Wolfshappen

Wasn't that a different Person? Eh, in that case...

Nope

Why do they deserve less Security? :P

L said clearly it was the boot of a live system

Oh god

This doesn't make sense. I choose an easy password but I don't leave it without any password.

What about paper and ink? Anyway, if that person has memory problems it's different. I thought we were talking about normal people.

May I beg your pardon?

That was sarcasm

It's a way to say "excuse me?" Also.

I mean, what has to do Ukraine? And why would you call there?

Who? Who lives in Ukraine?

Ah

I thought you were just quoting an example....

I think this is a UX design flaw in GNOME that should be reported upstream.

Probably it is. But maybe they think is feature! ?

Okay. It's not a normal case.

How can be move a switch too complex?

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Stop trolling

I will call for ban you

Yes. Right now.

Removed.

And if he comes back will get a spam denounce.

Are you sure that this will allow me to selection session without having a password? Did you try it? It's a little disappointing that you need to load the GUI at least once to make this change. What if you need to switch to GNOME Fallback because the default session doesn't run on old hardware? Nope, still need to load default GNOME at least once to flip the switch.

Login with tty! And then make the changes you need.

But if really needs, I prefer LigthDM

Agree. But he was trying a live DVD with workstation.

Okay. I banned and deleted everything from this guy.

Thanks

My pleasure

@alexove I'm kinda stuck, as the registration procedure of GCC plugins have changed as the GCC crew is porting it from C to C++ and suddenly everything is a class, yet not much documentation other than source code is available

What's Fedora's ntp server?

ERROR: S client not available

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@alexove I'm kinda stuck, as the registration procedure of GCC plugins have changed as the GCC crew is porting it from C to C++ and suddenly everything is a class, yet not much documentation other than source code is available

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Found it, 1.fedora.pool.ntp.org

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that's kinda my reaction, I see there is some kind of class created instead but not much idea about how to do it other than some partial SO threads ?

Hi!

that's kinda my reaction, I see there is some kind of class created instead but not much idea about how to do it other than some partial SO threads ?

C is one of the programming languages that I fear the most

in my experience C makes it quite easy to whoot yourself in straight in the face, C++ is similar but with >=C++11 it gets way better (if you actually use new features)

/names@TeledoraBot

hi

in my experience C makes it quite easy to whoot yourself in straight in the face, C++ is similar but with >=C++11 it gets way better (if you actually use new features)

I learned programming with Pascal and then Java

Java is easier than C,C++ in my opinion

Java is easier than C,C++ in my opinion

yeah, but it's... not so fun :) it seems to me like an hardcore enterprise language where you only do serious stuff like financial software

I learned programming with Pascal and then Java

I'm sorry for you

I'm doing Pascal ATM

I'm sorry for you

Lmao

Yes, I'm actually working for organization trying to make a little GIS software

with gvSIG

www.gvSIG.com

I'm sorry for you

Why? Pascal was a great learning language. Now Java, yeah, I'm sorry for you

Delphi was one of my good childhood memories :D

Why? Pascal was a great learning language. Now Java, yeah, I'm sorry for you

Sux

I prefer C

That you prefer it doesn't make it good for learning

Actually C is a great learning tool.

I really think so.