Thnx I will see , regards to official repo you need some libs to getting works well and yes there Cpor build but for 24&25

Basically the development-tools group and i3wm given it is part of the dependencies, i3wm-gasp is build against it.

Anyone try i3-gaps wm in fedora!

It worked less stable than common i3wm for me.

Well, guys. I think we all could agree with statement that NT kernel is proprietary software, right?

There is an Open Source OS that is based on NT design called ReactOS. www.reactos.org It is still in 'alpha' stage, but 'beta' is coming soon

Look like Windows

There is an Open Source OS that is based on NT design called ReactOS. www.reactos.org It is still in 'alpha' stage, but 'beta' is coming soon

Ugh, yeah, I think we are all aware of that.

Look like Windows

Is an Open Source Windows XP. Es un Windows XP de código abierto.

No thank you, I can't deal with windows anymore hahahah

Is an Open Source Windows XP. Es un Windows XP de código abierto.

Not really working so far Open Sourse Windows XP.

There is an Open Source OS that is based on NT design called ReactOS. www.reactos.org It is still in 'alpha' stage, but 'beta' is coming soon

Beta is coming soon since 2004

I tried install the Darwin but I couldn't find much documentation to help, thats look interesting

Good morning, I wanna install npn (node.js packages) for working with angular.js 2 on my fedora machine, I didn't find rpm packages in its official site, I find only something like .xg/xz (can't remember it cuz it's weird), can this be installed on fedora ?

Beta is coming soon since 2004

Version 0.4.5 is coming in May. 0.5.x series will be beta, in 1 or 2 years.

Good morning, I wanna install npn (node.js packages) for working with angular.js 2 on my fedora machine, I didn't find rpm packages in its official site, I find only something like .xg/xz (can't remember it cuz it's weird), can this be installed on fedora ?

Open terminal sudo dnf install npm

Open terminal sudo dnf install npm

Thank you sir ?

Rule 1) Always dnf search $name first. Never download off a website unless you absolutely have to

rule 2) try rpm-fusion before resourcing to third parties

Rule 1) Always dnf search $name first. Never download off a website unless you absolutely have to

I know that but sometimes I don't have the exact name, Dnf install gnome tweak tool ❌ Dnf install gnome-tweak-tool ✅

I know that but sometimes I don't have the exact name, Dnf install gnome tweak tool ❌ Dnf install gnome-tweak-tool ✅

dnf search gnome | grep tweak

You can sepcify more parts of the name or things you think are in the description with | grep xyz

dnf search gnome | grep tweak

Thank u, I should have looked at the man page before I bothered u, sorry for that?

linuxjourney.com

You can sepcify more parts of the name or things you think are in the description with | grep xyz

for that purpose i use grep -i xyz

grep -e "xyz" would return exact matches

Good morning, I wanna install npn (node.js packages) for working with angular.js 2 on my fedora machine, I didn't find rpm packages in its official site, I find only something like .xg/xz (can't remember it cuz it's weird), can this be installed on fedora ?

Use 'nvm' for easy management node version with npm

Is an Open Source Windows XP. Es un Windows XP de código abierto.

Nah, it's not an open source Windows XP.

It's an open source Windows NT.

Is an Open Source Windows XP. Es un Windows XP de código abierto.

And what is the benefit of using such a thing?

And what is the benefit of using such a thing?

Using.... None. Developing... You learn a lot.

Most of the people working on ReactOS get hired quickly by device manufacturers to make drivers

For now I suppose it will remain an impossible dream.

Most of the people working on ReactOS get hired quickly by device manufacturers to make drivers

Ah. Well... I have enough destroying the original Win.

Version 0.4.5 is coming in May. 0.5.x series will be beta, in 1 or 2 years.

It was already 0.3.x in 2005, so I really doubt I'll see beta in my lifetime

Use 'nvm' for easy management node version with npm

There is only one npm/node you should use - the one your Package manager offers.

Hello, I'm having some problems with H264 videos. I installed all codecs in repos but still doesn't work. When I open Gnome Software, it shows those codecs as non installed. So I click to install. It asks for approval ("this source needs to be approved...") and I do so and type my admin password. And then it says "This source is already enabled". And it's a loop, is impossible to get out of that circle of approve/not approved.

the downloads section of the software's website

had "windows" "mac" "linux"

clicking in the linux button revealed a link to a .deb file

I am a serious debian user and i found it offensive

is there a tool like alien for the lazy or i should start compiling the source code asap?

the downloads section of the software's website

What Software?

I am a serious debian user and i found it offensive

Oh, this happens too often.

is there a tool like alien for the lazy or i should start compiling the source code asap?

Alien is the worst thing ever. Don't use it.

what's wrong with a .deb file if you are a debian user?

Hi Marc.

And Lian and Kohane and Tobias. :)

And all other good people.

And all other good people.

Hi

re-hi!

I feel like I'm slowly drowning in (programming) work... ;(

I feel like I'm slowly drowning in (programming) work... ;(

Not the worst thing.

True.

Hello, I'm having some problems with H264 videos. I installed all codecs in repos but still doesn't work. When I open Gnome Software, it shows those codecs as non installed. So I click to install. It asks for approval ("this source needs to be approved...") and I do so and type my admin password. And then it says "This source is already enabled". And it's a loop, is impossible to get out of that circle of approve/not approved.

Command line just werks™.

@Ftimoteo Hey, thank you very much for guiding me back then. Now, the Manjaro works fine. and now I understand that the problem was the conflicting grub version between Fedora's and Manjaro's Grub ?

hum...

Well, congratilations.

:)

@Ftimoteo Hey, thank you very much for guiding me back then. Now, the Manjaro works fine. and now I understand that the problem was the conflicting grub version between Fedora's and Manjaro's Grub ?

Fedora's Grub is conflicting with Manjaro's file system. I run grub-install and update-grub on my debian live cd. then, everythings back to normal, and now I can dual, triple, or even multi boot with more than 3 OS :D lol

ERROR: S client not available

haha

Fedora's Grub is conflicting with Manjaro's file system. I run grub-install and update-grub on my debian live cd. then, everythings back to normal, and now I can dual, triple, or even multi boot with more than 3 OS :D lol

And for future similar Grub problem, I suggest this Live CD ??? http://www.supergrubdisk.org/super-grub2-disk/ https://distrowatch.com/table-mobile.php?distribution=supergrub Have fun ??

three is good

I'm newbie in GNU+Linux world though It's pain in the ass but fun when I got problem. so then I got to figure out and learn something new.

And for future similar Grub problem, I suggest this Live CD ??? http://www.supergrubdisk.org/super-grub2-disk/ https://distrowatch.com/table-mobile.php?distribution=supergrub Have fun ??

I need to get this

I need to get this

?

Fedora's Grub is conflicting with Manjaro's file system. I run grub-install and update-grub on my debian live cd. then, everythings back to normal, and now I can dual, triple, or even multi boot with more than 3 OS :D lol

If you are using mbr then installing Fedora at first and the other distros later is a must. Other than that, Fedora installed at the end, will not recognize the other preinstalled linux distros. Fedora will recognize Windows but not the other linux distributions. I don't know if it is a Fedora GRUB or a Fedora osprober issue.

On UEFI setup you will always need to chainload the *.efi binary to the last GRUB installed.

Ten years using windows. And now ditch windows completely but only for school. Now using GNU plus Linux, is actual fun computing. Although much headache. But Freedom is important ?

If you are using mbr then installing Fedora at first and the other distros later is a must. Other than that, Fedora installed at the end, will not recognize the other preinstalled linux distros. Fedora will recognize Windows but not the other linux distributions. I don't know if it is a Fedora GRUB or a Fedora osprober issue.

Yeah, probably the os-prober

But no

It was detects other distros. But fucking up the UUID or something related to file system things

Yeah, probably the os-prober

The thing is Debian or Ubuntu or Mint always recognized the other OS's including Fedora, but Fedora was always unable to do it.

The thing is Debian or Ubuntu or Mint always recognized the other OS's including Fedora, but Fedora was always unable to do it.

that's the point

It was detects other distros. But fucking up the UUID or something related to file system things

This happens if you are sharing the same partition for more than one distro.

This happen to the swap, as an example.

Later you need to modify the fstab to mount it again on the other distros.

This happens if you are sharing the same partition for more than one distro.

probably. maybe that was my own fault when setting up the partition when Fedora installation

bcoz I didn't get used to Fedora installation GUI. It was confusing lol

bcoz I didn't get used to Fedora installation GUI. It was confusing lol

The partitioner section

probably. maybe that was my own fault when setting up the partition when Fedora installation

If you create one swap for every os you install it later will add the previously created swaps, like 2GB for Fedora, 2GB for Debian, 2GB for Ubuntu, you will end up with 3 different swaps of to 2GB distributed into 3 differents partitions.

XD

But the system recognize then as one of 6GB.

If you create one swap for every os you install it later will add the previously created swaps, like 2GB for Fedora, 2GB for Debian, 2GB for Ubuntu, you will end up with 3 different swaps of to 2GB distributed into 3 differents partitions.

Oh yeah. The swap fstab. But my Debian booted fine. But longer, bcoz ''a start job running blablabla''. And I just have to sync the swap UUID in fstab with the one in blkid

1 min 30 s

bcoz I didn't get used to Fedora installation GUI. It was confusing lol

Really? This is the second time I hear this. Frankly I find the Fedora installer the easiest out there. No, I'm not biased, I use Debian too, I have installed other distros and the thing with the Fedora installer is that it use a quite different paradigm, which is not the sequencial and lineal one of the other linux distributions, the fedora installer is a summary, you can go and set any of the stage without worrying about how to go back to one or the other.

Really? This is the second time I hear this. Frankly I find the Fedora installer the easiest out there. No, I'm not biased, I use Debian too, I have installed other distros and the thing with the Fedora installer is that it use a quite different paradigm, which is not the sequencial and lineal one of the other linux distributions, the fedora installer is a summary, you can go and set any of the stage without worrying about how to go back to one or the other.

Yeah I admit it is futuristic gui. I just not got used to it lol ?

Really? This is the second time I hear this. Frankly I find the Fedora installer the easiest out there. No, I'm not biased, I use Debian too, I have installed other distros and the thing with the Fedora installer is that it use a quite different paradigm, which is not the sequencial and lineal one of the other linux distributions, the fedora installer is a summary, you can go and set any of the stage without worrying about how to go back to one or the other.

I Second this. However I will admit for a while ( longer than I would have liked ) it was unstable and often crashed on me.

And thanks to @sadinfpo The bluetooth works fine now ?

And thanks to @sadinfpo The bluetooth works fine now ?

Glad I could be of help! Im writing an article for the Magazine on how to get the broadcom drivers working in fedora :)

Yeah, so that's RPM fusion