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

INDEED

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

Electron apps will never be nearly as fast as native apps

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

You can always use f26 alpha or go with beta in a couple weeks :)

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

I am still in process of configuring polybar for laptop.

At desktop it is all set.

Apple wallpapers are beautiful ;)

Links please, I've never seen or used any, apart from screenshots...

Links please, I've never seen or used any, apart from screenshots...

you can find them easily in google, I am not sure whether sharing them isn't piracy in practice

but I personally think that, even though the default ones are very pleasing, most of them are no better than the Gnome's wallpaper set (what only means that Gnome has very high quality wallpapers)

but I personally think that, even though the default ones are very pleasing, most of them are no better than the Gnome's wallpaper set (what only means that Gnome has very high quality wallpapers)

Kdes are superb also, espl plasma 5

yeah

there are full wallpaper dumps on imgur, easy to find in google or ddg, some of them really are nice

Slightly out of subject, has anyone here used trueos? Formerly, pcbsd?

there are full wallpaper dumps on imgur, easy to find in google or ddg, some of them really are nice

Kewl, I'll look..

Slightly out of subject, has anyone here used trueos? Formerly, pcbsd?

I've tried to install it on my thinkpad, but it wouldn't boot

The website mentions a GRUb error, which was what I wanted to ask...

Can I use grub and their bootloader on the same machine?

I guess grub can use chainloading to use their bootloader

that's what is done to boot windows

I guess grub can use chainloading to use their bootloader

How does that work? Novice here..

I've only dual/ quad/ Penta booted Linux distros before...

All GRUb

How does that work? Novice here..

you can configure grub to boot another bootloader, so you would install bsd's bootloader on its partition, and grub would "jump" there to let it continue booting

https://wiki.gentoo.org/wiki/GRUB2/Chainloading , no idea if it's relevant to the grub which is included with Fedora, though

https://wiki.gentoo.org/wiki/GRUB2/Chainloading , no idea if it's relevant to the grub which is included with Fedora, though

Cool, I'll look it up...

https://wiki.gentoo.org/wiki/GRUB2/Chainloading , no idea if it's relevant to the grub which is included with Fedora, though

Fedora also uses grub 2, right?

But my grub is KDE neon's as I installed Fedora first..

I wonder where can I find installation directory of Firefox on Fedora.

But my grub is KDE neon's as I installed Fedora first..

I don't understand... What has to do KDE with the GRUB?

maybe whereis firefox

Because according to Mozilla, it is where file all.js should be located, this file is where I can enable access to port 6668 at my server.

maybe whereis firefox

Neither of listed worked for me.

good morning, humans

Ew humans where?

I don't understand... What has to do KDE with the GRUB?

KDE Neon distro's GRUb

Ew humans where?

There are some of them, hiding behind odd names. But don't worry they're harmless.

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

damn dude, thank you a lot!!!!

i didnt even know u can look at calendar in terminal

Sure. :)

so with the nvidia akmod drivers

where is libopencl

the kmod ones there is a package

what provides libOpenCL.so

The nicest insult a distro could ever have ;)

this is officially there? ?

You kidding?

lol

this is officially there? ?

I don't know, the fellow who post it said that was long time ago

You kidding?

No Linus indeed said that but idk if it was on the official fedora project site.

it is not on the project site

lol

obviously

No Linus indeed said that but idk if it was on the official fedora project site.

Did he really say that? Hahaha thought it was an invention of someone using Linus vocabulary

no he really did

Did he really say that? Hahaha thought it was an invention of someone using Linus vocabulary

i think he didn't read man systemd

Did he really say that? Hahaha thought it was an invention of someone using Linus vocabulary

He said it according to the one who post it, I'm not sure tho.

All I know about Linus is that he hates one thing, Richard stallman.

lol ?

RMS is who makes the open source community colorful, and not dry like a corporate world, just like cute mascots instead of boring logotypes; he shows that some people are in it for a cause, not because there's money in it

I'm going to give Arch a try this weekend.

Not giving up Fedora on my laptop though

I'm going to give Arch a try this weekend.

Mmm arch is fine, I've never heard bad things about it

ERROR: S client not available

Just something to do

Good luck :)

Mmm arch is fine, I've never heard bad things about it

It seems different for sure

May fiddle with the i3 wm for the hell of it

But will prob settle with gnome

Mmm arch is fine, I've never heard bad things about it

I have bad experiences with Arch, but it's more conencted with the rolling release model than the arch itself

It seems different for sure

Yeah different package manger, pacman or smth like that, I'm not sure if they have gnome as default kd

Heard good things about the package manager

Meh, Arch is amazing IMHO.

The AUR is cool

??

I have bad experiences with Arch, but it's more conencted with the rolling release model than the arch itself

You're fine unless u touched Ubuntu ;)

The nicest insult a distro could ever have ;)

Coming from Mr. Torvalds, that's a compliment.

You're fine unless u touched Ubuntu ;)

Learned on Ubuntu years ago before unity

You're fine unless u touched Ubuntu ;)

Freebsd before that

I'm going to give Arch a try this weekend.

With some knowledge, Arch is a nice distro.

You're fine unless u touched Ubuntu ;)

I preferred Ubuntu, tbh. At least Ubuntu didn't break randomly during update, what cannot be said about Arch - but I've used Arch a few years ago, so maybe they have a solution for breaking changes now

and no, having to read blog before each update is not the solution

??

Do u know anyone used fedora long time ago? He can tell us if this awesome quote was in thr official project site. ?

Do u know anyone used fedora long time ago? He can tell us if this awesome quote was in thr official project site. ?

web archive machine ;)

I preferred Ubuntu, tbh. At least Ubuntu didn't break randomly during update, what cannot be said about Arch - but I've used Arch a few years ago, so maybe they have a solution for breaking changes now

I had terrible experience with Ubuntu, although my laptop came with Ubuntu logo on it, Ubuntu couldn't detecte my hard drive, two months of trying to install it and I weren't managed to do that

Do u know anyone used fedora long time ago? He can tell us if this awesome quote was in thr official project site. ?

it has not been there from 2014 till today at least

Besides spying on the users according to Richard Stallman himself

Ubuntu is a quite poor distro IMHO

agree

I had terrible experience with Ubuntu, although my laptop came with Ubuntu logo on it, Ubuntu couldn't detecte my hard drive, two months of trying to install it and I weren't managed to do that

but at least this was not an unexpected suprise, which left you without a working laptop for a day, as you had no way to fix it :D I had this situation back ~2008 when the switch to evdev happened, I didn't knew I had to update my xorg.conf, so... laptop stopped reacting to keyboard or mouse and I had no idea why

Not as new as fedora, not as stable as Debian, not as secure as CentOS, and its extremely fast-paced release cycle means repos become unmaintained quickly

it has not been there from 2014 till today at least

Yup apparently, we need someone who used fedora 18

telnet towel.blinkenlights.nl

watch Star Wars XD

Not as new as fedora, not as stable as Debian, not as secure as CentOS, and its extremely fast-paced release cycle means repos become unmaintained quickly

Of course, my rant against Arch (which is cool, but I don't use it as a daily driver because it's a rolling release) should not be understood as saying that Ubuntu is good ?

it's only if I had to choose between Ubuntu and Arch for a daily usage on a work PC, I would choose Ubuntu