??

Aaaand we have the first kernel update!

I always find it amusing for the times when I upgrade early, the number of package upgrades that suddenly land **after** the public release

It's not like a huge amount, but… it's still more than the "usual". :P

Ive been running rawhide for a while now in the my workstation VM love when we approach release cause I have like almost 1GB of updates every couple days

Hello, and welcome! ?

Hi Justin. :)

is you a troll?)

* are

Ive been running rawhide for a while now in the my workstation VM love when we approach release cause I have like almost 1GB of updates every couple days

lolol, updates by the gigabytes nearly every day?

Hi Justin. :)

Good morning! ?

Every few days leading up to release installed size was in the GBs lol

Anyone working in Manhattan OMS,WMS

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Also, can somebody explain to me why the File manager icon changes on every release, in a way that overwrites the numix icon?

Even if it doesn't change, I change icon theme because the default gnome is awful to look at

how to list all installed packages that are not from enabled repos?

i just want to clean up software and libs i installed not from official and rpmfuse repos

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W5emvtYb4eo

i just want to clean up software and libs i installed not from official and rpmfuse repos

dnf list installed | grep @repo

dnf list installed | grep @repo

thank

um no

how this can help

how this can help

ls /etc/yum.repos.d

this will show u all the reposiroties u have

then u could list the packages in a repo in the above command

how to list all installed packages that are not from enabled repos?

> that are not from enabled repos

then u could list the packages in a repo in the above command

.

they may be installed just by giving dnf URL to rpm in the web

> that are not from enabled repos

just a sec

ok, dnf list extras

Welcome

just a sec

i no know

Welcome

thx!

Any idea how this would happen?

Any idea how this would happen?

repo is broken, maybe doesn't support fedora 26

So I can do nothing but wait?

So I can do nothing but wait?

I don't know, ask repo owners ;)

Any idea how this would happen?

Those repo are not available for Fedora 26.

You need to remove this repos and add for fedora 26

Thx

How can I remove or change the status bar, it looks horrible on my laptop

switch to cinammon

instead gnome

switch to cinammon

s/cinnamon/any other DE/

Is there no extension or whatever can do this?

But really, there is an utility called Gnome Tweak Tool. Play with it and extensions to make Gnome looks better.

I knew gnome tweaks tool, but which extension can do this

Do what exactly? I don't see anything wrond with this bar you sent.

Take up too much spaces

I apologize for the wrong expression, It reduce usable space on my laptop, and somehow I think it's kind of ugly

I apologize for the wrong expression, It reduce usable space on my laptop, and somehow I think it's kind of ugly

https://extensions.gnome.org/review/3239 something like this? no idea if it works, I don't have Gnome

https://extensions.gnome.org/extension/723/pixel-saver/

Cool, thx

You guys all use KDE?

I use XFCE

You guys all use KDE?

kde-spin installing in progress (at virtual...)

i try 3 spin of f26 at virtual, mate, workstation/gnome & kde ?

Used to try KDE, something wrong with hi DPI, and couldn't figure it out, turn back to gnome

hmmm...tx f.y.i. i'll looking 4 it ?

indeed a bit heavy compared to mate & workstation/gnome

hehehe ?

Take up too much spaces

I use arc theme instead , its can reduce titlebar space on gnome

ERROR: S client not available

Good, thank you

Good, thank you

If you have really limited screen space, you may consider checking out one of many tiling window managers, they usually have very small titlebars or don't have them at all, and everything runs as maximized or automatically tiled by default; very popular choice is i3

If you have really limited screen space, you may consider checking out one of many tiling window managers, they usually have very small titlebars or don't have them at all, and everything runs as maximized or automatically tiled by default; very popular choice is i3

Just want a good vision when reading PDF, I would try others in free time, thank you again

Just want a good vision when reading PDF, I would try others in free time, thank you again

Full screen on whatever app you use?

If you have really limited screen space, you may consider checking out one of many tiling window managers, they usually have very small titlebars or don't have them at all, and everything runs as maximized or automatically tiled by default; very popular choice is i3

But kudos to Michal for this....

If you have really limited screen space, you may consider checking out one of many tiling window managers, they usually have very small titlebars or don't have them at all, and everything runs as maximized or automatically tiled by default; very popular choice is i3

Well you should say that i3 needs some time to handle it ?

It's a totally different handling than Plasma and GNOME

Worth the trouble if a user takes time to learn it...

Well you should say that i3 needs some time to handle it ?

it's not for everybody - it is less user friendly IMHO, and it makes the computer handle window placement automatically with some keyboard shortcuts, for exampel I don't like it but tastes are different

IMLTHO

it's not for everybody - it is less user friendly IMHO, and it makes the computer handle window placement automatically with some keyboard shortcuts, for exampel I don't like it but tastes are different

Well I like it so much, I've replaced window managers in my MATE.

it's not for everybody - it is less user friendly IMHO, and it makes the computer handle window placement automatically with some keyboard shortcuts, for exampel I don't like it but tastes are different

I had to use it once because nouveau was fucked up and Nvidia drivers didn't want to work, so i3 was the only desicion because there I don't have a lagfest like I have with others

Worth the trouble if a user takes time to learn it...

depends on the user ;p I know how to use it, but I have to have full control over windows all the time to feel comfortable, tiling window managers are taking this control from me by design ;)

depends on the user ;p I know how to use it, but I have to have full control over windows all the time to feel comfortable, tiling window managers are taking this control from me by design ;)

Yet u still recommend, so obvly there are some pros...

:p

Yet u still recommend, so obvly there are some pros...

I understand that people may like it, and I understand the appeal, I also understand that people may like certain foods which I don't really like, doesn't mean I'm not going to say that one may try it ;)

What do you use? GNOME?

What do you use? GNOME?

For anything serious, XFCE

For anything serious, XFCE

Why so? Hardware restraints? UX?

Why so? Hardware restraints? UX?

It is rock solid, never had any problems with it, has all the features I need, doesn't change much between releases, and for work I need something I can depend on

It is rock solid, never had any problems with it, has all the features I need, doesn't change much between releases, and for work I need something I can depend on

??

KDE is awesome but sometimes from release to release stuff happened like menu bar got hidden for no reason etc; Gnome is cool but I had subtle lags which annoyed me, Mate or Cinnamon had crashes when I tried to use them, meanwhile XFCE satisfies my needs in 100% so why change ;)

yup, pick & use what u need & feel comfort ?

I also really, really like the old Win95 UI :x XFCE can be made to look similar, plus it has all the features that were missing there and I use

the only thing I miss is the ability to group windows into tabbed ones, like KDE or PekWM could

basically, everythings in the world have the advantages and deficiency one and each others. it's all depend of what we need 'bout it ?

sorry if my english not to good hehehe...

I think good thing is good, but it's learning curve would be steep for beginners like vim

Well, I format my /home partition by mistake, and recover it after installation with testdisk

So, installation was good

F26 Cinnamon fresh installed