All do the same thing

different means

The problem mentioned before wasn't against anaconda itself, but against the partitioner and I'm a little +1 on this, it can be a little hard to configure sometimes

For multi disks is ultra hard

At least the first time. If you are used to, it's normal

I pass a hard time to configure a ssd and spin disk configuration

Where I was setting /var /opt /home and swap to spin disk and / and /boot to ssd

I agree

And I know it wasnt anaconda itself

I still havent gotten anaconda to properly install a BTRFS system however

openSUSE’s YaST installs a btrfs system in a couple clicks

There IS a new partitioning GUI in the anaconda installer for 26 release but I dont know if its any different under the hood.

I will try this setup by the end of the year, and ssd for the / and /boot and a HDD for the /home and swap

Curious, why not the swap on the SSD?

There IS a new partitioning GUI in the anaconda installer for 26 release but I dont know if its any different under the hood.

Sometimes the main issue a lack of up to date documentation.

Curious, why not the swap on the SSD?

Swap might experience high rates of IO data, and SSD are more pron to dead by highest IO task than HDD.

Curious, why not the swap on the SSD?

Technically ssd is suppose to have limits in writing

Sometimes the main issue a lack of up to date documentation.

Well see, why should I need documentation for a one-click auto configure feature? I understand the importance of documentation and reading. But if a feature is as advertised and another installation software has it down that justs silly to say its a Docs thing.

Swap is suppose to have a lot of writting

Well see, why should I need documentation for a one-click auto configure feature? I understand the importance of documentation and reading. But if a feature is as advertised and another installation software has it down that justs silly to say its a Docs thing.

I don't need it. :) But as you can see some people struggle with it.

True, but you should turn down the swap write frequency down by default anyway. ( in my opinion that is )

Swap is suppose to have a lot of writting

Yeap, well it depends on how much RAM you have and how much you use it. I have 8GB on RAM and swap and I have never used more tha 5GB and never used the swap T_T XD

Well, in modern systems swap is used for hibernation and stuff like that

Because you can find computers with 4, 6, 8 and more GB of RAM

True, but you should turn down the swap write frequency down by default anyway. ( in my opinion that is )

I think you mean the swapinees level, this might cause some lag.

Well, in modern systems swap is used for hibernation and stuff like that

This.

It is just in case of...

In other news just purchased a refubished dual quad core Xenon 2.4Ghz 1U server with 24GB RAM for VMs and stuff. ;)

This.

I forgot about this. Good point.

I will try this setup by the end of the year, and ssd for the / and /boot and a HDD for the /home and swap

Swap in 2017? Really?

In other news just purchased a refubished dual quad core Xenon 2.4Ghz 1U server with 24GB RAM for VMs and stuff. ;)

Cool!!!

Cool!!!

Lol im running fedora on it when it gets here so relavent ;)

Swap in 2017? Really?

One never knows. I have a 2GB Destkop and when it copes the ram the swap is handy.

One never knows. I have a 2GB Destkop and when it copes the ram the swap is handy.

Just increase amount of RAM by adding one or two additional modules.

I have a server (misconfiured by the installer) with 32 GB of RAM and with 8 GB of swap at 70% of use

And is in production, I can't change the configuration

So....

Just increase amount of RAM by adding one or two additional modules.

Some system, like an old X40 or netbooks can handle just that.

Does it hurts to have a swap?

Of course not

What is the little amount of RAM that can be found now?

What is the little amount of RAM that can be found now?

I think 4GB is the most common.

The recommendations about swap are for 2GB of RAM of less, am I right?

The recommendations about swap are for 2GB of RAM of less, am I right?

For 128GB of ram too... https://plus.google.com/photos/photo/114752601290767897172/6366595780208239058?icm=false

I think 32GB of swap is good enough.

Mr. Pigeon

Mr. Pigeon

I mean Hi sir \o

Hai :3

I have 8 GB in my both laptop, work and personal

And it's good enough

I have 8 GB in my both laptop, work and personal

Same here 8GB RAM and Swap. On the desktop 2GB RAM and 4GB swap.

You are bloody girl now?

You are bloody girl now?

A deadly girl, cute and badass girl.

You better don't mess with me.

Yeeaah... I won't

Command line just werks™.

Right. But I'm still unable to watch H264 videos

Right. But I'm still unable to watch H264 videos

Do you have the plugin enabled on firefox?

@Kohane the link is broken: http://www.linuxveda.com/2015/06/29/get-1080p-youtubes-html5-player-firefox-linux/

:/

There was a guide... On fedora wiki A tutorial right for this trouble

This used to work for me.

There was a guide... On fedora wiki A tutorial right for this trouble

Link sir.

Do you have the plugin enabled on firefox?

What has to do Firefox?

Link sir.

https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/OpenH264

ERROR: S client not available

What has to do Firefox?

My bad, there is a plugin for that on firefox, I assumed you were trying to play videos on HD quality on firefox.

I'm trying to watch a video I recorded with a pro camera.

No, no.

Hi

It's on my HDD

Hi @x3mboy

@Kohane How are you???

I'm trying to watch a video I recorded with a pro camera.

Now you mention it I had the same problem.

I will try to install a eeePC 2G Surf

LOL this: http://www.linuxveda.com/

@Kohane How are you???

Very good, and you?

Very good, and you?

Fine

LOL this: http://www.linuxveda.com/

Lel

Now you mention it I had the same problem.

Did you get to solve it?

Dealing with time issues

Dealing with time issues

Like?

Did you get to solve it?

No, I did not try to fix it. It was a video recorded by the go pro on mounted on a dron's friend. I did not cared enough. :/

Like I live in UTC-3 (In DST -4 without DST), the developers are from Austria (UTC+2 they have DST too), QA is in Colombia (UTC-5), my family is from Venezuela (UTC-4)

A little messy

@Kohane I think there is a cisco something repo, try to enable it.

I have the repo file on my laptop.

@Kohane https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/OpenH264

https://da.gd/SeEK

@Kohane https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/OpenH264

This should work...

@Kohane a Dennis Gilmore blog post about it: https://ausil.us/wordpress/?p=126

Yes, it can be hard sometimes

No, I did not try to fix it. It was a video recorded by the go pro on mounted on a dron's friend. I did not cared enough. :/

Ah. Okay. Well, this is something I recorded myself, and as I'm learning again to use a pro camera, well, I'm interested to know if I did it correctly.

And I thought I had a problem when my boyfriend was in UK and I was in Uruguay...

Compared to this, nothing.

@Kohane https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/OpenH264

Oh, thank you!

Good day guys