Fedora Cinnamon uses gnome software center?

hi, after upgrading to fedora 26 google chrome started taking a while to launch

has anyone else encountered that?

has anyone else encountered that?

I don't use Chrome, but does the problem occurs also on Chromium, which is available in Fedora's official repositories?

(just a shot in the dark)

has anyone else encountered that?

Not for me, no.

Fluid and fast as ever

are you using stable? @Wolfshappen

I don't use Chrome, but does the problem occurs also on Chromium, which is available in Fedora's official repositories?

yes chromium also launches slowly, but apps that use electron are ok

are you using stable? @Wolfshappen

26 stable, yes

yes chromium also launches slowly, but apps that use electron are ok

you might want to clean up your profile a bit

i fixed it by pruning chrome and rebooting

How to enable flash player plugin on Chromium?

There's already enabled on settings but can't play vids

There's already enabled on settings but can't play vids

Maybe the site requires not flash but video codecs?

Example or link?

Maybe the site requires not flash but video codecs?

(Also, do yourself a favor and remove flash. Its a massive security risk and dead technology.)

But sites like daily motion still requires flash

Which is why I don't visit sites like Daily Motion

How about Facebook video

They can't play video w/out flash

They can't play video w/out flash

Of course they can

They do since several years now

But sites like daily motion still requires flash

https://greasyfork.org/de/scripts/1203-viewtube-gm

In general, ALWAYS disable or dont install flash.

And even if required try to find a way without

https://greasyfork.org/de/scripts/1203-viewtube-gm

You need tampermonkey for this

Hmm will figure out later

Hello guys, after update to fedora 26 i have font rendering problems, how to fix it in some programs and in the browser.

Go to Settings => Fonts

This is really dumb, but I just discovered the cal command today and it changed my life

? I never knew of a life changing command!

? I never knew of a life changing command!

It was one of those things that seemed so obvious but so incredibly useful

It's my favourite up to now. So beautiful.

It was one of those things that seemed so obvious but so incredibly useful

I know what you mean. It happened to me.

But yeah looks like they might be deciding to keep that wallpaper through the next couple releases???

That would be odd. On every release the Design Team makes a new one.

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

Yeah, I was surprised of getting updates just after the upgrade.

Oh, looks better than F25. I used to get this thing saying "Installing software 100%" for ages. Obviously, it was far from 100% but I never understood why it didn't show a real percentage or nothing at all.

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

Cinnamon default is pretty. There might better but it's pretty. KDE default is fine. Gnome default is horrible. It always been like that, it's no recent issue. Why they always choose such an ugly icons theme?

Fedora Cinnamon uses gnome software center?

It has dnfdragora, not sure about gnome software center

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

What about Dnfdragora ? It has an option to list only installed software.

It has dnfdragora, not sure about gnome software center

It doesn't use Gnome Software. I have it installed because ti's Workstation. But Cinnamon's default is Dnfdragora.

It was Yumex in previous versions.

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

With dnf list installed | grep commandline

Maybe, it's a shot to the air

Cinnamon default is pretty. There might better but it's pretty. KDE default is fine. Gnome default is horrible. It always been like that, it's no recent issue. Why they always choose such an ugly icons theme?

That's beyond my compression too, gnome without gnome-tweak-tool isn't usable at atll, they should at least include it by default, once u pick a decent themes and enabled switching language shortcut, gnome is love, otherwise why does it consume more ram for nothing ?

I don't know, ask repo owners ;)

I don't even know the repos. So yeah, best you can do @yvanst is asking to repo maintainers / developers / owners

That's beyond my compression too, gnome without gnome-tweak-tool isn't usable at atll, they should at least include it by default, once u pick a decent themes and enabled switching language shortcut, gnome is love, otherwise why does it consume more ram for nothing ?

Well, TBH... yesterday I logged in with Gnome Shell to see the changes in the new version... I couldn't see anything outstanding. I'm back in KDE. I would rather use Cinnamon with a dock than Gnome. But of course, this is just my opinion.

Default themes are there to be functional, no pretty. If you want pretty, you need to customize

It's so beautiful to see dnf downloading while other dnf process is installing

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Well, TBH... yesterday I logged in with Gnome Shell to see the changes in the new version... I couldn't see anything outstanding. I'm back in KDE. I would rather use Cinnamon with a dock than Gnome. But of course, this is just my opinion.

Gnome provides tools to fill all those problems, Linux is all about configuring things yourself sometimes, so I am okay with gnome owing to that, besides the community ofc

It's so beautiful to see dnf downloading while other dnf process is installing

Coool!! My life got easier finally

Coool!! My life got easier finally

Hell yeah!!! ??

I don't even know the repos. So yeah, best you can do @yvanst is asking to repo maintainers / developers / owners

I already did, by the way I want to know, when you guys install some special softwares which will need many package to be installed, let's take qt as an example, it needs qt-devel qt creator blabla.. do you prefer install it through dnf or .run provided by official？

Dnf all the way

It's hard to find which is the right one to select due to time passing by

Though the latter one makes me kinda worry about compatibility

I already did, by the way I want to know, when you guys install some special softwares which will need many package to be installed, let's take qt as an example, it needs qt-devel qt creator blabla.. do you prefer install it through dnf or .run provided by official？

Always use CLI

It's hard to find which is the right one to select due to time passing by

rpmfinder is platform for finding rpm file and the package's name

Take the package's name and let the magical terminal does the job itself

still considering qt, I can only find 4.x on the website, while .run gives me 5.9,

And I still need to google which packages should install

To make it works as a whole

Seems using things like fedy is one good option

Seems using things like fedy is one good option

Use yumix if u r not comfortable with CLI

ERROR: S client not available

I don't hate it, but I heard that is really unstable. It's fine on installation, but when the time pass it becomes bad, really bad

My laptop become a toaster when using it. Great design, but not for everyone.

Sorry for necroing

Use yumix if u r not comfortable with CLI

Yumex will be deprecated, better is to use dnfdragora

Hey guys, I need to mount an external ntfs hard drive from console. Which are the right steps?

This is what i got

Seems using things like fedy is one good option

Dont use fedy

sudo mount /dev/ntfspartition /mnt/folderwhereyouwantit

ntfspartition it means sdb?

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

Fedora team should consider include GNOME Tweak Tool by default into distro.

*Workstation/GNOME

sudo mount /dev/ntfspartition /mnt/folderwhereyouwantit

It worked! I forgot to create a directory in /mnt

Thanks! ??

Fedora team should consider include GNOME Tweak Tool by default into distro.

Going by that they should incorporate a lot more. I am currently looking to extend my install script and make it public for "Fedora, as it should be"

with rpmfusion, arc-theme, tons of tweaks and some addons predelivered

Default themes are there to be functional, no pretty. If you want pretty, you need to customize

That's nonsense. All themes are functionals. The icons are still there. But what is the point of looking ugly? Convincing people that they're better using MacOS?

That's nonsense. All themes are functionals. The icons are still there. But what is the point of looking ugly? Convincing people that they're better using MacOS?

That's why i use KDE ?

That's why i use KDE ?

Me too. I moved to KDE month or so ago and didn't look back.

I already did, by the way I want to know, when you guys install some special softwares which will need many package to be installed, let's take qt as an example, it needs qt-devel qt creator blabla.. do you prefer install it through dnf or .run provided by official？

DNF of course.

Use yumix if u r not comfortable with CLI

Yumex is deprecated. You can use Dnfdragora instead.

Me too. I moved to KDE month or so ago and didn't look back.

I'm agreed. Sadly it has some bugs but it works great.

I'm agreed. Sadly it has some bugs but it works great.

My only issue up to now is that it's impossible to install new splash screens. But it's not a bug it's intended. I think.

Actually my joystick works better in KDE than anywhere else. It doesn't work with Doom though.

My only issue up to now is that it's impossible to install new splash screens. But it's not a bug it's intended. I think.

Hmm i didn't try that. I'll do it.

with rpmfusion, arc-theme, tons of tweaks and some addons predelivered

I'd love to see this!

Actually my joystick works better in KDE than anywhere else. It doesn't work with Doom though.

Great! What yoystick do yo have?

*Joystick

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My joystick is Thrustmaster, it's from Amazon.

Ohh it's nice.

To play flying and in-space games.