https://blog.mozilla.org/blog/2017/05/18/one-step-closer-closed-internet/

https://blog.mozilla.org/blog/2017/05/18/one-step-closer-closed-internet/

gofccyourself.com

gofccyourself.com

lol

KVM CPU pass through setup correctly

Nice desktops

macOS approved ✅

Wait. Is that... TeamSpeak and Chrome?

Approval removed ❌

Haha a friend of mine insists on TeamSpeak ?

KVM CPU pass through setup correctly

GPU***

Isn't TeamSpeak dead yet?

Nah

I use discord as well but I absolutely hate it

Haha a friend of mine insists on TeamSpeak ?

Use Mumble instead.

Ya, Discord is kinda neat, but that Electron based desktop app, ewww.... Ya, Mumble for sure. Much lighter weight.

In the gaming world, Discord is king

Mumble is a free OpenSource application (both client and server) and can be installed via sudo dnf install mumble in Fedora.

I've never been able to use it effectively for me personally

@jflory7 It's so young and they focus more on flashy GUI features instead of audio device compatibility and stability

It's fun to make bots for though!

Lol

Ya, Discord is kinda neat, but that Electron based desktop app, ewww.... Ya, Mumble for sure. Much lighter weight.

I have owned some of the biggest Discord gaming channels

beggining from League of Legends ones

My main issue with Discord is just that Electron beast of a desktop app. It eats up SO much RAM. Wasteful.

Mumble is a free OpenSource application (both client and server) and can be installed via sudo dnf install mumble in Fedora.

https://fedoramagazine.org/mumble-returns-fedora/ I was super happy about that. :)

but I just quit after some time

@jflory7 It's so young and they focus more on flashy GUI features instead of audio device compatibility and stability

There's a lot of developer issues if you're building apps on top of it. @RheaAyase has hit most of them. ?

https://fedoramagazine.org/mumble-returns-fedora/ I was super happy about that. :)

We need something like mumble.fedoraproject.org :3

I'd partake in this ^

We need something like mumble.fedoraproject.org :3

It was something discussed once. I wouldn't mind supporting something like that.

We ruled it out at the time because Mumble wasn't packaged at the time.

Anyone know if Murmur is available in Fedora or EPEL?

Murmur being the server package for Mumble

There's a lot of developer issues if you're building apps on top of it. @RheaAyase has hit most of them. ?

Even on the most stable audio stack out there Core Audio it sometimes randomly resorts to mono playback only and doesn't always recognize outboard DACs Or ADCs something mumble and TeamSpeak can do easily with no question

Just a little sad to me

But it's young

It was something discussed once. I wouldn't mind supporting something like that.

If this is something we do please contact me would love to help maintain it!

Murmur being the server package for Mumble

pkgs fedoraproject.org doesn't seem to have it

There is a murmur.x86_64 package in repos

Ah, search is broken somehow then

pkgs fedoraproject.org doesn't seem to have it

https://apps.fedoraproject.org/packages/mumble

What operating system is that? I can't recognise it.

What operating system is that? I can't recognise it.

Windows

Windows

That's why I didn't recognise it ?

is somebody using xosview2?

have you managed to display data from some sensors displayed in $ sensors ?

like coretemp

or there are only people who use $ dnf install xosview totally unconfigurable thing prior to the manual build of this program

From left to right it's Fedora Xfce hosting bunch of server stuff for my house as well as acting as a kvm host for the middle screen which is windows 10 virtual machine and then my MacBook which dual boots fedora and OS X

@Kohane

Good evening everybody! I have no sound when executing some apps on my Fedora 25. Can anyone help me? YouTube videos, Netflix and Beat Hazard (Steam game) without any sound, but Telegram notifications, the sound of volume up/down from SO audio controller and the audio configuration test works good

Good evening everybody! I have no sound when executing some apps on my Fedora 25. Can anyone help me? YouTube videos, Netflix and Beat Hazard (Steam game) without any sound, but Telegram notifications, the sound of volume up/down from SO audio controller and the audio configuration test works good

I'm at work otherwise help you out

I'm at work otherwise help you out

thanks :p

It's just weird what's happening and my searchs found nothing useful :c

Was it working previously?

yeah

Now it's working again. I plugged a HDMI televisor, choose that as sound output and worked normal. Disconnected it and it kept playing sounds normally...

IDK what happened, but it's someway working again hahaha

IDK what happened, it worked

IDK what happened, it stopped working

Almost everyday​ IT life ?

HAHAHAHAHAHAH

exactly!!

ERROR: S client not available

Difference is that mosst times we need to reboot, but this time I've connected and disconnected a cable :p

Reboot is for the weak

Reboot is for the weak

When I saw the notification "Reboot is for the w..." I thought you'd say Windows lol

Hahaha

lol the audio stack in linux is a bit of a jumbled anomaly

It's gotten better though lol

Now it's working again. I plugged a HDMI televisor, choose that as sound output and worked normal. Disconnected it and it kept playing sounds normally...

Are you using GNOME?

Are you using GNOME?

yeah

yeah

Put something to play, open GNOME Settings > Sound > there is a tab for audio administration of individual apps, sometimes some apps are muted, others aren't.

Play audio with the apps you are having issues and check.

Good morning, everybody.

Put something to play, open GNOME Settings > Sound > there is a tab for audio administration of individual apps, sometimes some apps are muted, others aren't.

I've already checked it... That wasn't the problem here :c

Good morning, everybody.

Morning! (while I'm going to sleep here :p)

I've already checked it... That wasn't the problem here :c

:(

But thank you anyway c:

I hope this issue doesn't happen again :p

Fedora is still less buggy than my Kubuntu 16.04 here hahahah

That's the awesome QA effort by Fedora and OpenSUSE at work for you :)

https://github.com/L-Cafe/Configuring-SSH/blob/master/server/OpenSSH.md

What do you guys think?

It's pretty nice.

I could use that guide back when I was tinkering with my first server.

That's my goal

Provide a guide with sensible, secure defaults for beginners

Provide a guide with sensible, secure defaults for beginners

I'd add a comand to upload keys then.

I'd add a comand to upload keys then.

Yes yes, I will explain that in the OpenSSH client section

Also setting rights of folder to 0644 and rights of file to 0600

Yeah

'cause you already say how to generate keys and tunr password auth off, but don't say how to upload keys to server. :)

Well yes, how to generate host keys

The other is a client thing

I will make the document later and link to it from the server doc