https://twitter.com/L__Cafe/status/863002609787031554

https://twitter.com/L__Cafe/status/862994403874529280

Today the Lufthansa and all of Telekom Germany have stopped their Train and Flight Service as well

This seems like a massive crazy Outbreak

Today the Lufthansa and all of Telekom Germany have stopped their Train and Flight Service as well

The official Reason is a Hacker got into the Network and since all ices are interconnected in a giant vpn network...

But Electron is not available for Android, so...

You can build android appa using electron

You can build android appa using electron

Not Android.

That is React Native

Not Android.

I'm sorry I confused it with Phonegap, they both use JavaScript, HTML5 and CSS

JavaScript seems to be the future with those new technologies, vue, react and angular

https://twitter.com/L__Cafe/status/863002609787031554

Affected to what?

Affected to what?

An ongoing attack originated in Spain.

I'm reporting live as fast as I can at that Twitter account.

An ongoing attack originated in Spain.

Russian hackers on vacation in Spain. :p

Good day guys

@Alcsaw and everyone who have asked here about Optimus support ^^

Got an Nvidia video card? We've got some great news for you! Read about Nvidia driver and Optimus support improvements in Fedora 25: http://negativo17.org/nvidia-driver-improvements-for-fedora-25/

@Alcsaw and everyone who have asked here about Optimus support ^^

Thanks! I'll read it!

Got an Nvidia video card? We've got some great news for you! Read about Nvidia driver and Optimus support improvements in Fedora 25: http://negativo17.org/nvidia-driver-improvements-for-fedora-25/

Do you know if this is coming from standard on f26?

I'm sorry I confused it with Phonegap, they both use JavaScript, HTML5 and CSS

s/Phonegap/Cordova/

Do you know if this is coming from standard on f26?

Fedora will never include the Nvidia Driver by default.

And at most you can have the Nvidia Drivers from negativio move to rpmfusion

Fedora will never include the Nvidia Driver by default.

The drivers won't be in the official repositories, but the drivers will be available in GNOME Software and once you click Install it will enable the 3rd party repo and install it, so for the end user the result will be the same.

Do you know if this is coming from standard on f26?

It's basically just about enabling it in GNOME Software, it may even be enabled for F25, for F26 most likely. The only additional stuff you need to do now is just to enable the repo manually.

It's basically just about enabling it in GNOME Software, it may even be enabled for F25, for F26 most likely. The only additional stuff you need to do now is just to enable the repo manually.

Fedora 26 shipping with an automatic enable button for an untrusted thirdparty repo if you run an nvidia card?

Are you sure?

It's basically just about enabling it in GNOME Software, it may even be enabled for F25, for F26 most likely. The only additional stuff you need to do now is just to enable the repo manually.

That's nice!

Are you sure?

Yes. It's not (completely) untrusted. There is a process for adding 3rd-party software to GNOME Software. In this case, Red Hat cooperates with the maintainer of the repo. And of course, the user will be notified that he's not installing software from Fedora.

Our opinion is that it's better to let people install 3rd party software through verified channels than putting our heads in sand and let them install it from whatever sources on the Internet.

If the user doesn't find the Nvidia drivers in the software catalog what does he do? Goes and googles a random repository which says it has it. It's not really more secure.

If the user doesn't find the Nvidia drivers in the software catalog what does he do? Goes and googles a random repository which says it has it. It's not really more secure.

Exactly

Our opinion is that it's better to let people install 3rd party software through verified channels than putting our heads in sand and let them install it from whatever sources on the Internet.

Good points

But it's good to have all that on the wiki So people have a good place to get understand of this

Hey kids: https://www.techpowerup.com/233242/fedora-ubuntu-and-suse-linux-available-from-windows-store

Hi everybody

Yes. It's not (completely) untrusted. There is a process for adding 3rd-party software to GNOME Software. In this case, Red Hat cooperates with the maintainer of the repo. And of course, the user will be notified that he's not installing software from Fedora.

Kinda meh. Aslong as its not automatic - Nvidia Drivers run much much worse than nouveau on my laptop

Hey kids: https://www.techpowerup.com/233242/fedora-ubuntu-and-suse-linux-available-from-windows-store

Kids?

I'm amazed, KDE Neon adds automatically any other Linux OS's GRUB to Its GRUB.

Fedora's and Debian's GRUB's fails at it.

Fedora's and Debian's GRUB's fails at it.

os-prober? works fine on mine both fedora and debian

os-prober? works fine on mine both fedora and debian

On UEFI mode boot only?

on UEFI machines I'm happy to let the firmware handle displaying boot targets. less complicated that way

On UEFI mode boot only?

no

on UEFI machines I'm happy to let the firmware handle displaying boot targets. less complicated that way

That works for me. But it is a shame Fedora's GRUB only recognize Windows, any other OS won't be recognized and obviously not displayed by GRUB. And an Ubuntu Based OS for testing KDE development branch does it.

Nessas horas o uso de linxu começa a ser discutido nas empresas rsrs

Sorry. I intended to send that in another Fedora group (pt-br)

Nessas horas o uso de linxu começa a ser discutido nas empresas rsrs

Because of #WannaCry? ?

Finally people will adopt Linux ❤️

I've been following it the whole day

I'm sick of screens and reports

Hahaha

Deal with with.

I hope it @#$% MacOS too.

:^)

Lop

Lol

You wish

You wish

?

As fas as I know, no organisations are affected in my region. :D

Good morning, everybody.

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ERROR: S client not available

More language version

Lovely.

Actually made a multi-language

That laboratory each machine has a public network ip

That laboratory each machine has a public network ip

10.0.0.0/8 is reserved for private networking though.

And it looks like PCs there have 10.x.x.x adresses.

The virus goes through port 445

The router will automatically shut down 445

Depends on network configuration.

Much more probable that they are all just behind a NAT.

Much more probable that they are all just behind a NAT.

I guess yes

Actually made a multi-language

So professional

The bothered to translate the instructions for everyone

Some commercial software doesn't do that kind of thing :P

They have a mature commercial model

I feel stimulate

If this is real, then shit got real:

Imagine all the shitty systems from the US Army that relies on Windows XP.

Afternoon, good people.

Imagine all the shitty systems from the US Army that relies on Windows XP.

As far as I recall, the Army is fairly modernized, it's the Navy that's paying billions to Microsoft to maintain Windows XP.

Mostly because as an embedded operating system, it's powering most of the sea vessels in deployment now.

Afternoon, good people.

Hiya! ?

As far as I recall, the Army is fairly modernized, it's the Navy that's paying billions to Microsoft to maintain Windows XP.

they still Windows, XP, closed source software and as long as the human still using them they still exploitable.

they still Windows, XP, closed source software and as long as the human still using them they still exploitable.

If the Army is using it, I don't think it's that widespread. I know the Navy is probably one of the only reasons Windows XP will continue to exist for who knows how long.

Of course, if you mean so long as a human is using them, I think that also applies to open source software… to be fair.

I think, if they patch it, it is OK.

Of course, if you mean so long as a human is using them, I think that also applies to open source software… to be fair.

I think we can agree on the fact that FLOSS is auditable at least.

Training is important, regardless of whether it's proprietary or open. If untrained people are using complicated software, that's an attack surface.

I think we can agree on the fact that FLOSS is auditable at least.

Sure, that's one of the strongest arguments for open source as I see it.

And as far as those backdoors WannaCry used were noticed by NSA, NAvy can have them patched.