vim is still there

ew

I use vim keybindings ;)

I said ew.

someone couldn't learn vim...

kidding.

heheh

seriously...vim is a productivity boost

Wait, are you trying to convince me?

I swear by Vim lol

I use emacs :P

with vim keybindings lol

so all the vim goodness is there

Any one working on ISCSI?

What file format should i use while mounting the initiator for proper data sync to the iscsi server

magit (https://magit.vc) is awesome

ew, no, thanks

What file format should i use while mounting the initiator for proper data sync to the iscsi server

Help me My client is getting stuckup while restarting after I write something in the initiator mount point

It has XFS format

ew, no, thanks

snob.

join the dark side...we have ?, ?,?

:)

.

>no go 1.8 in fedora

disgusting

>no go 1.8 in fedora

Not sure if this is about Go the language of the no-go decision on Fedora 26.

nah

go language

its 1.7.5 atm

https://youtu.be/n5_mqhYI2gI

I use emacs with spacemacs

God bless visual studio code :)

God bless visual studio code :)

flamewar in 3...2...1... :D but yeah, vs code is pretty neat

God bless visual studio code :)

I have too weak hardware for it to work well.

Hence why vim.

I have too weak hardware for it to work well.

this whole electron craze is ridiculous. I admire the functionality and extension possibilities of atom or vscode, but the requirements are unreasonable

I don't have that awesome hardwares btw, vs code runs flawlessly

this whole electron craze is ridiculous. I admire the functionality and extension possibilities of atom or vscode, but the requirements are unreasonable

If done right electron can be sleek, small and very very fast. Atom doesnt come close on the optimisation stuff tough

If done right electron can be sleek, small and very very fast. Atom doesnt come close on the optimisation stuff tough

I don't think electron done right can approach native applications done right, though. But I tried to create an application using electron and it's very... pleasant to use

I don't have that awesome hardwares btw, vs code runs flawlessly

I have 1.2GHz dualcore CPU in laptop.

I have 1.2GHz dualcore CPU in laptop.

oh

How do you live? ._.

I have 1.2GHz dualcore CPU in laptop.

I'm sorry for that

How do you live? ._.

I use i3wm and vim.

They work very fast.

I use i3wm and vim.

But what about web?

Firefox.

Firefox lags on my 2.3 GHz dualcore.

Works OKish for me.

I don't watch youtube and don't use heavy websites.

Firefox lags on my 2.3 GHz dualcore.

Stick by it, chrome eats my 8 giga ram.?

Though, neither I do so at my desktop.

Firefox lags on my 2.3 GHz dualcore.

it's not firefox, those are certain websites. I have a 2.7GHz i5, all fans work on full power and everything is lagging the moment I try to read an article on vice

I don't watch youtube and don't use heavy websites.

You better to make some money on theme forest or freelancer, u r sysadmin u will need heavy stuff sooner or later

Idk why would I need anything other than a terminal in my life.

You better to make some money on theme forest or freelancer, u r sysadmin u will need heavy stuff sooner or later

what heavy stuff does a sysadmin need? I always imagined it a ssh + mail + some monitoring tools in a web browser thing

Also, I still deal with 386 era machines.

what heavy stuff does a sysadmin need? I always imagined it a ssh + mail + some monitoring tools in a web browser thing

Even packtracer would be heavy for his processor

Even packtracer would be heavy for his processor

What is that?

What is that?

Cisco's network planning and simulation, but I always thought it was only used when you studied for a CCNA exam... ;)

turns out it is also used in real life

Cisco's network planning and simulation, but I always thought it was only used when you studied for a CCNA exam... ;)

Except it is called Cisco Packet Tracer.

ERROR: S client not available

Not packtracer.

What is that?

U haven't studied ccna yet ?

Except it is called Cisco Packet Tracer.

yeah, but when I entered packtracer into ddg it returned that, so I assumed it's a shortcut

U haven't studied ccna yet ?

I am not wealthy enough for that.

I am not wealthy enough for that.

I had the basic one on a university for free

as a mandatory course

My uni isn't Cisco partner.

At networking course we used GNS3.

At networking course we used GNS3.

Well, it's more used for real job, packtracer tend to be for studying

You can study ccna without taking the exam btw.

I see no purpose in studying Cisco stuff in enviroment that uses Juniper, HP and 3com solutions.

Not to mention that I repair and/or set up switches on monthly basis.

I see no purpose in studying Cisco stuff in enviroment that uses Juniper, HP and 3com solutions.

And especially studying it without passing exam for foreign enviroment that would require me to have a certification.

Currently I have much more important things to get ready for. Exams and contest, for example.

You better to make some money on theme forest or freelancer, u r sysadmin u will need heavy stuff sooner or later

Speaking of which, GNS3 worked OK at my laptop.

whoah, someone forked debian because they didn't like systemd: https://devuan.org/os/debian-fork/stable-jessie-announce-052517

whoah, someone forked debian because they didn't like systemd: https://devuan.org/os/debian-fork/stable-jessie-announce-052517

Pretty old news. :3

Old news - olds.

didn't hear about it until now ?

Good enough for a portable terminal except 4 hours top work on lowest backlight and with wifi turned off.

/names@TeledoraBot

looks nice, but I wouldn't be able to work on such a transparent terminal ;)

I think I will seriously start working on my i3 setup this weekend.

is there a way to put a calendar in polybar?

or what do u use to check the dates and stuff

or what do u use to check the dates and stuff

When I need a calendar itself, I usually run cal -3

In terminal.

But I usually keep dates and days of week in mind.

looks nice, but I wouldn't be able to work on such a transparent terminal ;)

I picked a wallpaper that won't interfere with readability of text. :)

Apple wallpapers are beautiful ;)

>no go 1.8 in fedora

I wouldn't expect to see such update inside a fedora release. You will see it in F26, though. https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Changes/golang1.8