https://www.clementine-player.org/ is a fork which maintains and updates Amarok from the 1.4 branch, I highly recommend it

I'm still in the era of songbird, it was a nice app

The default theme was so good.

Guys, I was trying to dual boot my Windows 10 with Fedora 25, but I keep struggling with the partitions. I've already made 30GB unlocated space. When I checked in the installation options, it's said I have 0 free space available for use When I try to partitioning in the installation, It's said "You have not defined a root partition (/)....." But when I try to make the partitions, /boot etc. It's said failed to add new device. The details show nothing just a blank window. Can anybody help me figuring out what the problem is? Sorry for bad English ?

Guys, I was trying to dual boot my Windows 10 with Fedora 25, but I keep struggling with the partitions. I've already made 30GB unlocated space. When I checked in the installation options, it's said I have 0 free space available for use When I try to partitioning in the installation, It's said "You have not defined a root partition (/)....." But when I try to make the partitions, /boot etc. It's said failed to add new device. The details show nothing just a blank window. Can anybody help me figuring out what the problem is? Sorry for bad English ?

Some screenshots can help us to help you

Guys, I was trying to dual boot my Windows 10 with Fedora 25, but I keep struggling with the partitions. I've already made 30GB unlocated space. When I checked in the installation options, it's said I have 0 free space available for use When I try to partitioning in the installation, It's said "You have not defined a root partition (/)....." But when I try to make the partitions, /boot etc. It's said failed to add new device. The details show nothing just a blank window. Can anybody help me figuring out what the problem is? Sorry for bad English ?

Are you using MBR or GPT? How many partitions you have already created? Can you send us the output of some commands via the Live session?

Are you using MBR or GPT? How many partitions you have already created? Can you send us the output of some commands via the Live session?

MBR

MBR

Do you have any other OS already installed in it?

Are you using MBR or GPT? How many partitions you have already created? Can you send us the output of some commands via the Live session?

In Windows I have 3 partitions and 1 unlocated space. Could you tell me how to do the output commands via live sessions?

The unlocated space, how much is it?

No, only has Windows 10. The unlocated space is 32.32 GB

For Fedora you will need at least 10GB, but for a real experience 20GB to 30GB are recommended.

No, only has Windows 10. The unlocated space is 32.32 GB

In that screen mark the option: I will partition manually or something like that.

__I will configure partitioning__

__I will configure partitioning__

After I refresh the disk it shows, you have not defined a root partitions (/)...

__I will configure partitioning__

Already did that, but still

Already did that, but still

Send the screenshots for every stage.

Click on "I will configure partitioning"

Later click on "Unknow" and send the screenshot.

Good, there you have two options.

Ooooh, shrinking the partition is not enough.

You will need to back up sda4, later delete it and create a extended partion.

Inside it create a logical partition with the desired space of 70GB and then install Fedora on the Freed space.

MBR only has support for 4 primary partitions, you already have 4.

But I already freed 30GB from that sda4

This is why the installer is un unable to use the free space.

Ohh I see

But I already freed 30GB from that sda4

But you still have 4 partitions.

I have the same set up.

Wait I will send you some screenshot.

But you still have 4 partitions.

What should I do with the 30GB unlocated space?

Click on + and create a sd4 partition for root, home and swap with those 32GB

?

What should I do with the 30GB unlocated space?

You will not be able to do something with it, unless you back up your data stored in the 70GB partition, delete the partition 4 sda4, and then after creating an extended partition you will be able to create logical partitions inside the extended, the one with 70GB which can be NTFS and the remaining space can be used for Fedora.

This is the output of: su -c 'fdisk -l': https://paste.fedoraproject.org/paste/5b2B8lqaI56hbOvaqL8Xml5M1UNdIGYhyRLivL9gydE=/

As you can see, /dev/sda4 is the extended partition, and inside it lives /dev/sda5 which is my internal "backup" the remaining ones are for my linux installation.

You will not be able to do something with it, unless you back up your data stored in the 70GB partition, delete the partition 4 sda4, and then after creating an extended partition you will be able to create logical partitions inside the extended, the one with 70GB which can be NTFS and the remaining space can be used for Fedora.

Thanks, I'll try tomorrow because I have to back up my data first. I stuck at this since yesterday ?

Hope it would work

Sure, just come over here, sure here will be people happy to guide you to make the install.

Will do, thanks again :)

heyo)

so what do u think about tilix?) like tilix vs tmux vs terminator ?)

so what do u think about tilix?) like tilix vs tmux vs terminator ?)

I'm using tmux myself. :)

so what do u think about tilix?) like tilix vs tmux vs terminator ?)

tmux is something a bit different than tilix, but I've started using tilix today and it seems nice

Being able to copy past stuff directly form outputs in the command line to buffer then and later paste it on VIM, ahhhhh.

so what do u think about tilix?) like tilix vs tmux vs terminator ?)

Vs terminator: tilix have a better look and feel, it's lighter and quicker. vs tmux: tmux runs in any emulator, tilix "IS" an emulator. Tilix is more "mouse friendly", tmux is more "keyboard friendly".

So, depending on the work you are doing: tilix>terminator, and tilix!=tmux

this is a good post

https://www.clementine-player.org/ is a fork which maintains and updates Amarok from the 1.4 branch, I highly recommend it

I use it on Cinnamon, Mate and Gnome Shell and works perfectly in all of them.

Quote: While Unity didn’t pan out, and there were many good steps and missteps along the way, I am proud that Canonical tried to innovate. Innovation is tough and fraught with risk. The Linux desktop has always been a tough nut to crack, and one filled with an army of voices, but I am proud Canonical gave it a shot even if it didn’t succeed it’s ultimate goals. That spirit of experimentation is at the epicenter of open source, and I hope everyone involved here takes a good look at how they contributed to and exacerbated this innovation

Really good article, the one from Jono

http://www.jonobacon.com/2017/04/05/canonical-refocus/

Hi guys)

Hi guys)

Hi!

https://eischmann.wordpress.com/2017/04/10/netflix-blocks-fedora-users/

How shitty Netflix is…

https://eischmann.wordpress.com/2017/04/10/netflix-blocks-fedora-users/

Why are we stay have the user agent on Firefox for Fedora? That is an easy way to track user, at least they are able to track what OS we are using.

That's the same as asking why don't we enable Tor by default…?

There are many services that use user agent for good.

That's the same as asking why don't we enable Tor by default…?

No, because Tor is another software. The user-agent is built-in or a plugin, tho.

It works with Ubuntu and Mint in the user agent

ERROR: S client not available

Doesn't work with Fedora neither with Debian

i have a dare for anyone interested

port fedora to http://www.aukcjoner.pl/gallery/025210402-1.html#I1

which i just purchased ?

It's a typewritter, how can you port an OS to that???

And embeded Linux?

It's a typewritter, how can you port an OS to that???

it was a joke :P

:D

I totally bought it

:D:D

debian will run on it

debian will run on it

i thought rather about gentoo or uclinux :>

Hi

How i can make or get a local repository?

Do you want to download the whole repo?

It sounds strange but yes

It sounds strange but yes

This most be well documented in the Fedora wiki about setting mirrors and the like.

Thanks

And happy space travelling day

And happy space travelling day

\o/

Thanks

I think this is a good start: https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Infrastructure/Mirroring#Mirroring

guys, i need help

-- Checking for module 'dbus-cpp' -- No package 'dbus-cpp' found CMake Error at /usr/share/cmake/Modules/FindPkgConfig.cmake:424 (message): A required package was not found

and i've installed dbus-c++ & dbus-c++-devel

And happy space travelling day

Some numbers: http://dl.fedoraproject.org/pub/DIRECTORY_SIZES.txt

how can i define the dbus-c++ as dbus-cpp?

how can i define the dbus-c++ as dbus-cpp?

as far as I know CMake does not depend on RPM database, so the name should not matter much; I would start by checking for which files does the given FindPackage CMake module look for and whether they are actually present in the filesystem, and how does it differ from the actual place where they were installed by dnf

-- Checking for module 'dbus-cpp' -- No package 'dbus-cpp' found CMake Error at /usr/share/cmake/Modules/FindPkgConfig.cmake:424 (message): A required package was not found

dnf install "pkgconfig(dbus-cpp)"

dnf install "pkgconfig(dbus-cpp)"

No package pkgconfig(dbus-cpp) available.

$ dnf search pkgconfig ============================= N/S Matched: pkgconfig ============================= pkgconfig.x86_64 : A tool for determining compilation options pkgconfig.i686 : A tool for determining compilation options python2-pkgconfig.noarch : A Python2 interface to the pkg-config ocmmand line tool python3-pkgconfig.noarch : A Python3 interface to the pkg-config command line tool perl-ExtUtils-PkgConfig.noarch : Simplistic interface to pkg-config gsf-sharp-devel.i686 : pkgconfig file for gsf-sharp gsf-sharp-devel.x86_64 : pkgconfig file for gsf-sharp smuxi-devel.i686 : Smart MUltipleXed Irc - Pkgconfig files smuxi-devel.x86_64 : Smart MUltipleXed Irc - Pkgconfig files