yea, I just need rolling but rock solid isn't necessary i just said debian testing crashes doesn't mean Arch or other rollings are crashes, isn't it?

Rawhide is rolling.

Rawhide is rolling.

yea, but... my laptop's hardware (wifi) doesnt work on fedora

:(

well, so I'll just stick with Manjaro for now or try suse tumbleweed soon I'll use fedora or any libre-like distros later

yea, but... my laptop's hardware (wifi) doesnt work on fedora

paste the link generated by: lspci | fpaste

LOL, I forgot you are not running Fedora.

yea, but... my laptop's hardware (wifi) doesnt work on fedora

install rpmfusion

install kernel-devel

install akmod

then akmod-wl

What wifi card do you have?

if it works in another linux distro it will work with fedora, if its proprietary you have to just simply go outside of fedoras repos.

if it works in another linux distro it will work with fedora, if its proprietary you have to just simply go outside of fedoras repos.

compile it myself?

what wifi card do you have

is it broadcom?

yep

brcm bla bla bla

isntall rpmfusion repos

I have to do the same for my macbook pro

@robin68 https://gist.github.com/jamespamplin/7a803fd5be61d4f93e0c5dcdea3f99ee

ok. gonna try that

Follow that gist

Ill make a gist of commands for you to run. One sec.

@robin68 https://gist.github.com/Sadin/62e51b49b84d7a49f7d8ffaa5c0653ba

Pretty easy once you do it once :) Ive had to do it every release since fedora 20

haha

@robin68 https://gist.github.com/Sadin/62e51b49b84d7a49f7d8ffaa5c0653ba

nice ?

and legit ?

did it work for you?

did it work for you?

wait installing fedora 25 workstation i386

Alrighty let me know how it goes ill be around

I wonder whether you are all from english-speaking countries，because I found you don't have to think much in English, I come from China, I don't think this is a easy thing

@Ilcli123 quite a few people are not from english speaking countries :)

I am

But bet it is not easy

I was born and raised in China

Thats awesome!

I wonder whether you are all from english-speaking countries，because I found you don't have to think much in English, I come from China, I don't think this is a easy thing

I am not from English-speaking country. But I usually think in English.

I was born and raised in China

Which part of?

In the north of Jiangsu Province

suqian

Should be pretty warm there.

There is no linux user around me

Neither there are around me.

All Windows users instead

Pretty much the same.

Doesnt china have its own distrobution?

I think, many countries do.

I know Korea does.

But it doesn't make it more widespreaded.

Russia does as well, and even more than one.

@gwindor true.

But that doesn't increase Linux users amount.

Right

just cool to see in my opinion.

I wonder whether you are all from english-speaking countries，because I found you don't have to think much in English, I come from China, I don't think this is a easy thing

I am from a non-english speaking country. We get to learn English in school, though

I am from a non-english speaking country. We get to learn English in school, though

We don't. :D At least, it isn't mandatory.

I took basic German in school… always wanted to finish learning it.

I think in english-speaking countries，linux users should be more

a few years ago Poland had its own distributions (Aurox, based on Red Had, and PLD), right now it's Ubuntu remix at best

I live about 700km to the north from Xinjiang.

Michał Very cool! Are these government managed?

Michał Very cool! Are these government managed?

Nope, all of them were community efforts as far as I know

Awesome.

http://distrowatch.com/table.php?distribution=Aurox

ERROR: S client not available

Whoah, PLD is still maintained: http://distrowatch.com/table.php?distribution=pld

Will have to try installing it, it was like a hardcore Arch

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Astra_Linux

Actually I am using the arch, I did not find the arch group

https://t.me/archlinuxgroup

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Astra_Linux

Is that KDE3 on the screenshot? Man, that environment was awesome

yeah aha

I thought libre is 'gratis' means more than 'open source'

No, in Spanish, gratis and libre are different words. "Entrada libre" means that anyone without restrictions is allowed to go to a particular event (like a concert or a theatre play), "Entrada gratis" means that you don't have to pay. In English both would be "Free entrance". This is why the FSF often uses the Spanish word "libre" to clearly state that is free as in freedom and not free as in a gift or costless thing. Hope this helps you.

Is that KDE3 on the screenshot? Man, that environment was awesome

No, it isn't.

Looks like it, what is it?

It is FLY

I think the fedora is too large，I like the light distribution

I think the fedora is too large，I like the light distribution

Depends on a lot of things, once you start configuring arch it starts to be about the same.

Fedora just has a lot preinstalled.

Arch dropped i386, so, it isn't an option for me anymore.

I wonder whether you are all from english-speaking countries，because I found you don't have to think much in English, I come from China, I don't think this is a easy thing

Here in Albania we learn English since 3rd grade

That's why it is not hard to communicate in english, especially if we practice it with foreigners

I selflearned English since kindergarten. Because games were in English. :D

You are all starting from a graphical interface when get in touch with computer ？

Arch dropped i386, so, it isn't an option for me anymore.

It seems that every distribution will drop i386 sooner or later

It seems that every distribution will drop i386 sooner or later

That is sad, I use too much of i386 hardware I can't afford to replace.

I selflearned English since kindergarten. Because games were in English. :D

Lol

That is sad, I use too much of i386 hardware I can't afford to replace.

Yes, it is no good. BTW a point of force in Linux is the support to old hardware

That being said there are still plenty of distros that do

Considering arch isnt corperate backed and the vast majority dont use architecture other than 86_64 and ARM

it makes sense

it stinks, but still makes sense.

I started with a operating system without a graphical interface

@gwindor are you seriously running on a i386 CPU right now?

@gwindor are you seriously running on a i386 CPU right now?

Right now, no. But I have two devices I use very often that are i386. Dell Latitude 100L that I use as a home terminal and Asus EeePC 701 I use as a portable communication terminal.

Thats actually kinda cool to me. What OS are they running?

Both run Fedora 25 LXDE right now.