Hey man, how are you???

This week has been very, very busy! Projects and presentations as the semester is coming to a close. Last week of classes next week, then OSCAL (https://oscal.openlabs.cc), and then exams.

I would like to ask fedora support for python2

Sure! Just go ahead and ask your question. :) You don't need permission to ask.

This week has been very, very busy! Projects and presentations as the semester is coming to a close. Last week of classes next week, then OSCAL (https://oscal.openlabs.cc), and then exams.

Wow! It sounds like a lot of coffee and some beers!

Now many packages can be moved to the py3

Wow! It sounds like a lot of coffee and some beers!

*slides away his just-finished macchiato*

LOL!

/me turns beer into code...

?

Expresso for me! ☕️

Albanian coffee, fwiw!

coffee.al

....

Now many packages can be moved to the py3

There's already a large effort in place to help port these packages over, actually. Check this link out: http://fedora.portingdb.xyz/

Venezuelan coffee for the whole world!!!

Albanian coffee, fwiw!

Albanian coffee is some of the best in the region I've tried. Croatia and Bosnia left me a lot to desire, but then again, I also had friends to help show me the best spots in Tirana, not quite the same for the others. :P

imo, albanian coffee is legendary... when I travelled the country, coffee was _always_ very good.

Yes,Archlinux is porting these

In Indonesia coffee is also pretty good

meanwhile I'm drinking the cheap crappy office coffee.. ?

The house of Java

Our office coffee is excellent (Nespresso)

Venezuelan coffee for the whole world!!!

Some of my favorite coffees come from there. But it's hard to find ethical coffee from there. I could go on a long, long rant / discussion about coffee, but this might be a little off-topic, heheh.

In Indonesia coffee is also pretty good

Indonesian coffee is also ???

And the famous Kopi Luwak

Fedora coffe club

... beer was also mentioned, just saying...

Some of my favorite coffees come from there. But it's hard to find ethical coffee from there. I could go on a long, long rant / discussion about coffee, but this might be a little off-topic, heheh.

Jejeje, yes. But both Venezuela and Colombia have some of the highest rated coffees in the world

... beer was also mentioned, just saying...

Of course! There is nothing better for an after party than some beers

Is there a way to scroll back the terminal in a screen session?

... beer was also mentioned, just saying...

#Fedora coffe and beer club

Jejeje, yes. But both Venezuela and Colombia have some of the highest rated coffees in the world

Columbia is tricky, though, because a lot of the coffee there (and in Kenya) is grown on plantations, and you don't grow coffee on plantations. Well, good coffee. If I ever see coffee labeled as Columbian or Kenyan, it's going to have to prove itself to me first for me to know whether it's done right or not.

Well, I don't know about the process, but not all coffee should come from plantations???

Los cafetales

Is there a way to scroll back the terminal in a screen session?

In tmux it's Ctrl+B, then [ and then regular arrow keys

I think in screen it was similar, but with Ctrl+A

Well, I don't know about the process, but not all coffee should come from plantations???

No, coffee is never grown on plantations because it exhausts the soil way too fast and it makes a poor product. This is where all of the "bottom barrel" coffee comes from, like Maxwell House / Folgers / etc. (these are US brands, not sure if they are known elsewhere). But that coffee is the most disgusting you can get. Coffee is usually grown in small fields, sometimes even in plots, and people are grow it right also cycle other produce / different varietals of coffee to keep the soil healthy.

Ctrl+b [ gets you to copy mode, and then you can scroll all you want :)

I think in screen it was similar, but with Ctrl+A

Like Apache says: "It works!"

The way it's also harvested (washed vs. sun-dried) is also a huge part, but… this is maybe a little off-topic. :D

maybe we should get a fedora-offtopic channel to let our non-fedora discussions, rants and arguing go wild... ?

888 special number and more than any Linux group's members on telegram ??

No, coffee is never grown on plantations because it exhausts the soil way too fast and it makes a poor product. This is where all of the "bottom barrel" coffee comes from, like Maxwell House / Folgers / etc. (these are US brands, not sure if they are known elsewhere). But that coffee is the most disgusting you can get. Coffee is usually grown in small fields, sometimes even in plots, and people are grow it right also cycle other produce / different varietals of coffee to keep the soil healthy.

Oh! Small fields != plantations

In Spanish is quite the same

Do you have any other linux telegram group?

Yes, this small fields are called "Cafetales" and normally are beatiful places

maybe we should get a fedora-offtopic channel to let our non-fedora discussions, rants and arguing go wild... ?

There is one at IRC

Do you have any other linux telegram group?

I have a lot of them in Spanish, not sure about English

I have to set up a bouncer and start going on irc, it seems

Of course,i know irc

Do you have any other linux telegram group?

I shared a non-fedora related link and they called me spammer, if I shared another group's link they would call telegram banning function on my account ?

I shared a non-fedora related link and they called me spammer, if I shared another group's link they would call telegram banning function on my account ?

LOL

I only can speak English and Chinese

I shared a non-fedora related link and they called me spammer, if I shared another group's link they would call telegram banning function on my account ?

lol

I from Brazill fedora user

We come from all over the world

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Ooopss

Sorry, wrong window

Indonesian coffee is also ???

Eh, since when your​ first Indonesian taste?

Eh, since when your​ first Indonesian taste?

A few years ago. When I was in high school, I worked in a cafe that spent a lot of time focusing on coffee. I went to professional training courses a few time and I tried a few different varietals there that I remember.

A few years ago. When I was in high school, I worked in a cafe that spent a lot of time focusing on coffee. I went to professional training courses a few time and I tried a few different varietals there that I remember.

Hehe

Welp @jflory7 this album is amazing. Also I found my new wallpaper. https://alpha.wallhaven.cc/wallpaper/494982

Which fedora spin you would download in the nxt fedora release ? GNOME – 5 ??????? 29% XFCE – 5 ??????? 29% KDE – 5 ??????? 29% Mate – 1 ? 6% Cinnamon – 1 ? 6% ? 17 people voted so far.

Which fedora spin you would download in the nxt fedora release ? GNOME – 5 ??????? 29% XFCE – 5 ??????? 29% KDE – 5 ??????? 29% Mate – 1 ? 6% Cinnamon – 1 ? 6% ? 17 people voted so far.

Fedora Everything.

Wooo xfce all the way

unless im on HiDPI then RIP.

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Trying KDE spin on F25 relese, Probably i'll going back to Gnome on F26

Trying KDE spin on F25 relese, Probably i'll going back to Gnome on F26

Even if I'm 100% convinced that fedora = gnome, I'll give KDE a try in this nxt release

Even if I'm 100% convinced that fedora = gnome, I'll give KDE a try in this nxt release

Well, Everyone are Free to choose their own suitable environment. I Choose because i comfortable with it ?

No distro is tied to a DE.

You can install and configure any DE / WM on any linux distro.

Fedora != Gnome

QA focuses on shipping an excellent GNOME3 system by default.

i3wm FTW.

i3wm FTW.

+1

No distro is tied to a DE.

Agree

QA focuses on shipping an excellent GNOME3 system by default.

Opensuse+kde

Fedora+gnome

???

Nope

openSUSE team and Fedora Team collab on GNOME QA

In fact the first commit/patch to Fedoras GNOME QA was done by the openSUSE chairman...

Ok

But I think the Linux desktop environment is nothing to develop prospects

The desktop environment is power by the community

Good

Exactly my point.

In China

While certain distros ship and test a specific DE by default. All of these desktop enviornments are developed by communities of people and are usable on all distros.

Deepin is committed to the desktop environment

Because linux is a platform.

You can still download deepin and install xfce

or gnome

or w3

Of course

But if deepin has not dde

It is debian testing

Derivatives are a different story.