Because it syncs so much more than files

But if those nodes are down your syncing is as well

I wanted to sync files only, and syncthing seems like a perfect idea for me

but if I'd like to switch off google services on my phone, owncloud would probably be my way to go

but if I'd like to switch off google services on my phone, owncloud would probably be my way to go

*next Owncloud is dead now

seriously? that changes so often

projects being forked and whatnot that is

And you can chain several nexts together and let them sync each other - this way you can have a decentralized node network of file, cintacts and calendar sync

seriously? that changes so often

All main devs left own for being taken under a more restrictive american corp owner or smth so they made next and made all the enterprise plugins open source while they were at it

https://github.com/owncloud/core seems quite alive, last commit from 4 days ago

https://github.com/owncloud/core seems quite alive, last commit from 4 days ago

They are active but literally all the best Devs left to make a more open cloud

yeah, typical OSS drama

You now only pay for support, no more "encryption is enterprise" bs

well, thanks for info, will use nextcloud then if I'll need to ;)

Its like openoffice and libre Open still has some devs but they are not even able to keep up with security enhacements from libre

like with openwrt and whatever it is now (LEDE?)

or cyanogenmod and whatever it is now

Lede is openwrt light

seriously

or cyanogenmod and whatever it is now

Lineage

like with openwrt and whatever it is now (LEDE?)

And no, lede just means "openwrt with no luci, just core, kernel, telnet and opkg"

so... just openwrt?

For those that think that their router has serious slowdowns by packets not even called - like arch users XD

so... just openwrt?

Jep

https://lede-project.org/about

Just without even a graphical web ui

not really, LEDE is a fork because devs disagreed

openwrt already provided what you've mentioned

not really, LEDE is a fork because devs disagreed

Openwrt officially hosts lede builds

where?

And again, lede as of right now (judging from my wrt1900acs) is only a debloated openwrt

https://forum.openwrt.org/viewtopic.php?id=66508 doesn't seem like they like each other

Wrt1x00 series page

https://lwn.net/Articles/686767/

Again, as of right now for most routers lede is literally a stripped openwrt. That may change. If i will too because i dont give much of a frick really.

If lede proves to give me better wifi so be it

Else i'll happily stay with owrt

Hi guys why Ubuntu still has more users than fedora when there are better distro such as fedora and arch

I agree, but still, this kind of drama happening so often in many projects is ridiculous

Hi guys why Ubuntu still has more users than fedora when there are better distro such as fedora and arch

1) Arch is much worse especially for newcomers 2) Total Newcomers are better off with Mint

Hi guys why Ubuntu still has more users than fedora when there are better distro such as fedora and arch

Ubuntu works okay for many people, and Arch is something completely different so no point in comparing it to Fedora or Ubuntu

Installing arch or archbased on your grandmas pc is asking for trouble big time

So is of you do for any average person

Ubuntu does good job at standarizing things, you know what to expect by Ubuntu

it does bad job at working together with other distros

but on its own, it's pretty good IMHO

Ubuntu is completely shit, two weeks of attempts to install it on the hard drive and it wouldn't installed, I installed fedora within 20 min, friend of mine was there and he said " what the hell, in that simple!!?" Fedora is indeed the best distro u could ever have

what do you mean by "it wouldn't install"? LiveCD wouldn't boot, GRUB didn't install, it didn't recognize some hardware?

IMHO Ubuntu does a good job at popularizing a Linux desktop, it's easily recognizable and usually works okay, even though it has many flaws

what do you mean by "it wouldn't install"? LiveCD wouldn't boot, GRUB didn't install, it didn't recognize some hardware?

During the installation I found only the options to install Ubuntu on the USB stick, the options to install it on the hard drive didn't show up, I asked on "ask Ubuntu" no one believe me

so it didn't recognize a hard drive?

so it didn't recognize a hard drive?

I don't know exactly the reason, but I think so

My laptop "dell" is fully integrated with Ubuntu, Ubuntu logo is on the laptop

During the installation I found only the options to install Ubuntu on the USB stick, the options to install it on the hard drive didn't show up, I asked on "ask Ubuntu" no one believe me

Could be that the ubuntu kernel was too old

Fedo ships with a much much mire current Kernel

Ubuntu is completely shit, two weeks of attempts to install it on the hard drive and it wouldn't installed, I installed fedora within 20 min, friend of mine was there and he said " what the hell, in that simple!!?" Fedora is indeed the best distro u could ever have

Just because you dont know how to install it (or cant detect the issue) it does not make it a shit. Ubuntu is one of the most user-friendly distro, even on installing part. Look in your hardware config!!!

Could be that the ubuntu kernel was too old

No idea, I downloaded Ubuntu 16.04.2 LTS, thank god it didn't work, fedora is much betfer choice IMHO

especially I wanna learn CentOS sysadmin later on

Just because you dont know how to install it (or cant detect the issue) it does not make it a shit. Ubuntu is one of the most user-friendly distro, even on installing part. Look in your hardware config!!!

Maybe I'm not smart enough to install it myself, even friends of mine tried to install it on my machine, we are all technical ppl, still students though, the point is neither quora nor "ask Ubuntu" users believe me

Maybe I'm not smart enough to install it myself, even friends of mine tried to install it on my machine, we are all technical ppl, still students though, the point is neither quora nor "ask Ubuntu" users believe me

And I am not a technical guy at all... just a user! i dont use ubuntu since its 12.04 version (i was in debian all linux user time and now on made the switch to fedora) but there was some issue om the installer that didnt correctly managed the partitions FS. so if (at that time) it was a lvm partition there the installer had some issue cleaning that and make it ext4!! very small bug lol but it was enough to break the installer!

And I am not a technical guy at all... just a user! i dont use ubuntu since its 12.04 version (i was in debian all linux user time and now on made the switch to fedora) but there was some issue om the installer that didnt correctly managed the partitions FS. so if (at that time) it was a lvm partition there the installer had some issue cleaning that and make it ext4!! very small bug lol but it was enough to break the installer!

Anyway I'm fully aware, Ubuntu the most popular distro in.Linux universe, sorry if my words about Ubuntu bothered u, I just consider fedora is more suitable for my purpose, u know CentOS server is extremely stable

Hey yo guys!

Who can tell me, how I can clean my repositories?

what do you mean by cleaning repositories? Disabling unused DNF repos?

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yep!

what do you mean by cleaning repositories? Disabling unused DNF repos?

absolutely right! =)

I would go to /etc/dnf.repos.d/ and disable the repos I don't use anymore by hand

you can set enabled=0 to disable a repo

there was also a way to do it from the command line, but I don't remember how

sudo dnf config-manager --set-disabled

Or you can try rm -f /etc/yum.repos.d/repo name that you want to delete

I wanna take UDEMY linux command line, but the course is on Ubuntu, Does it apply to Fedora too ?

no idea what's covered in there

if it's standard Linux commands, bash + gnu utils, then sure, if some Ubuntu specific stuff is covered (like UFW, apt-get) then nope

Well if you want to finish the course asap then you better use ubuntu because you will spend less time looking for alternative in fedora. Once completed you can experiment with fedora

Okay, any fedora terminal course ? Even paid one

Or you can try rm -f /etc/yum.repos.d/repo name that you want to delete

your method are work correctly =)

if it's standard Linux commands, bash + gnu utils, then sure, if some Ubuntu specific stuff is covered (like UFW, apt-get) then nope

I can't see the content unless I buy the course, so no idea ?

Well it would largely apply to fedora as well. As these are both linux based distros. You can take that course and apply stuff on both

Install either fedora or ubuntu in vm

Well it would largely apply to fedora as well. As these are both linux based distros. You can take that course and apply stuff on both

Thanks a lot, I use fedora as the main & only OS on my machine, I'll buy it then.

Np. You can always ask if there is a problem here. I am sure many people here are experienced in both OS'

Np. You can always ask if there is a problem here. I am sure many people here are experienced in both OS'

Yup I asked like 30 question here and answered 0, ppl so kind here ?

Lol once you know stuff, you will be able to answer as well.

Inshaa allah ?

your method are work correctly =)

Glad to hear that =)

Morning, good people.

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bed time

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Siberia. :P

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