I wanna create a bootable USB can somebody help me to find soma program to create it. I forgot the name of one program there is vinyl on the logo

Fedora Media Writer

Yumex is deprecated. You can use Dnfdragora instead.

Better stick by CLI, just feel it's part of Linux philosophy

some people like stable linux for work/learn/play & some people like custom linux ?

Linux is all about configuration things on your own, e.g there is barely any GUI tools for VPN

Linux is all about configuration things on your own, e.g there is barely any GUI tools for VPN

nm-applet is a GUI for NetworkManager and is more than enough for configuring a VPN, tested with OpenVPN and OpenConnect

f26 is released?

f26 is released?

Yes, it is

nice :)

thanks

nm-applet is a GUI for NetworkManager and is more than enough for configuring a VPN, tested with OpenVPN and OpenConnect

Is it like the ones on windows (you just click connect)?, that's why I said "there is barely" cuz I don't know much about Linux tools

Is it like the ones on windows (you just click connect)?, that's why I said "there is barely" cuz I don't know much about Linux tools

It lets you configure the VPN connection from the ground up or load a configuration file and then yes, you click and it connects automatically

Linux is all about configuration things on your own, e.g there is barely any GUI tools for VPN

Linux is about freedom, linux is about having options. If you like to configure, you can do it, if you like just to use it as it comes, you can do it. If you like CLI or GUIs, there will be there

so, there is enough GUI tools IMHO :)

I see CLI is better, at least for me, but gd to know that's there are GUI tools as well.

CLI has its appeal, but I like the fact that I can easily select the VPN I want to connect to from the nm-applet's menu ;)

Jeez, I just realised that CRT I am using (and consider the best display I have in my place even) hit 18 years old age already. It can drink beer! :D

Jeez, I just realised that CRT I am using (and consider the best display I have in my place even) hit 18 years old age already. It can drink beer! :D

haha, mine at home is only 17 :(

mine is an LG from 2000 lol

Technologies of the Ancients.

They could serve for decades without issues.

and damn, they still work like a charm

I mean, made in Japan.

I have kept it on for more than a week once, nothing

not even heat up enough to burn

Linux is about freedom, linux is about having options. If you like to configure, you can do it, if you like just to use it as it comes, you can do it. If you like CLI or GUIs, there will be there

that's right ??

I see CLI is better, at least for me, but gd to know that's there are GUI tools as well.

everythings is good. GUI for user friendly/beginner/migration from other os & CLI for the advance/expert or anyone who like to learn/develop 'bout os basicly

wow...work fine so long ?

everythings is good. GUI for user friendly/beginner/migration from other os & CLI for the advance/expert or anyone who like to learn/develop 'bout os basicly

Well, I'm not an expert, a way far from being an expert, but I find CLI better, I didn't at the beginning but later I realize it's what I should use

Well, I'm not an expert, a way far from being an expert, but I find CLI better, I didn't at the beginning but later I realize it's what I should use

sure...keep use what you like & feel comfort. me too sometime use cli & gui, just to learn everything 'bout linux ?

Especially fedora

Hey guys

Hey guys

hey

hey

How are you

How are you

fine

wat abt u mate ?

Guys

fine

Im good where are you from

Has anybody else tried the design suite 26?

Has anybody else tried the design suite 26?

What is that

What is that

A Fedora lab. The design suite.

Has anybody else tried the design suite 26?

nope

Im good where are you from

pm

nope

It's actually very nice, esp since it uses GNOME...

Ok

pm

Whats that

It's actually very nice, esp since it uses GNOME...

if its Gnome then its not for me, it consumes a lot of RAM

Whats that

private message dude

Patch your GPG: http://thehackernews.com/2017/07/gnupg-libgcrypt-rsa-encryption.html

if its Gnome then its not for me, it consumes a lot of RAM

If I'm not mistaken, don't u use KDE?

If I'm not mistaken, don't u use KDE?

yes, KDE Neon to be specific. & also MATE

yes, KDE Neon to be specific. & also MATE

KDE gets bloated if you add apps, neon is surprisingly light ootb

If I'm not mistaken, don't u use KDE?

to be honest, i've tried KDE in other distros before, didnt like it. but i like wat they did in Neon though

to be honest, i've tried KDE in other distros before, didnt like it. but i like wat they did in Neon though

This is a Fedora group, sssshhhhhh

:p

private message dude

For what

to be honest, i've tried KDE in other distros before, didnt like it. but i like wat they did in Neon though

Meh, I like Fedora KDE jam, and KaOS over neon...

For what

nothing

This is a Fedora group, sssshhhhhh

i know, but i like the Fedora MATE spin though

Patch your GPG: http://thehackernews.com/2017/07/gnupg-libgcrypt-rsa-encryption.html

Oh... I feel like this needs attention

You also need to learn to back up and delete stuff it's not in use.

Hi Kinyaykin ! Welcome aboard.

Hello!

Too beefy for a laptop, as you can see there.

It has 1,5GB RAM? Or am I misunderstanding something?

ERROR: S client not available

It has 1,5GB RAM? Or am I misunderstanding something?

It has 16GB of RAM.

15988MiB total.

Better stick by CLI, just feel it's part of Linux philosophy

Nonsense. Linux philosophy is having choices. GUI or CLI it doesn't matter, the point is that you can choose.

It has 16GB of RAM.

Oh. I misread then. Sorry.

Linux is all about configuration things on your own, e.g there is barely any GUI tools for VPN

And that's a failure. How the VPN is going to be any better without a GUI tool?

f26 is released?

Last Tuesday, yes.

And that's a failure. How the VPN is going to be any better without a GUI tool?

NetworkManager has enough tools to connect to a VPN.

Better then. I never configure one, but if I have to do it via command-line... I'll probably won't

If you would have to do it, you would do it even with command line. :)

Is it like the ones on windows (you just click connect)?, that's why I said "there is barely" cuz I don't know much about Linux tools

You should have said "I barely know" instead. ?

If you would have to do it, you would do it even with command line. :)

I guess... for a work. But my laptop is okay this way. I'm not forced to do anything with it.

I guess... for a work. But my laptop is okay this way. I'm not forced to do anything with it.

For work or to access stuff that goverment blocked. :)

Oh. I live in Germany. That's unlikely to happen.

Also recommended in case you're using a public WiFi

A public WIFI like in library?

Yeah. Or in café.

A public WIFI like in library?

or McD, Starbucks, train station

?

or McD, Starbucks, train station

That sounds like me in London LOL

OK, I'll see how to make a VPN but if it involves leaving a computer at home, I'm afraid I won't be able to do it.

it usually does, but you may buy a vpn service

Neh. I haven't the money.

...or ask someone for an ssh account and use socks proxy through ssh ;)

Also, when I use those cafe/station/whatever I'm with my phone.

My laptop is quite big and heavy, it's not something you easily pull out of a pocket ?

...or ask someone for an ssh account and use socks proxy through ssh ;)

Not my housemate, that's for sure LOL Well, I can ask and see if some good soul give me that.

Jeez, I just realised that CRT I am using (and consider the best display I have in my place even) hit 18 years old age already. It can drink beer! :D

It can drive also. Be careful, maybe it decides to go out for a ride ?

They could serve for decades without issues.

Yeah, same with cars. They were made to stand a war. Nowadays...

Yeah, same with cars. They were made to stand a war. Nowadays...

Nowadays they need one feature more than a competition, and need to be released as early as possible, firmware update will solve issues ?

everythings is good. GUI for user friendly/beginner/migration from other os & CLI for the advance/expert or anyone who like to learn/develop 'bout os basicly

I'm not a beginner and I didn't migrate from anything, and still prefer GUI tools. Except for installing. Somehow Fedora fails to make a decent programme that is as effective as DNF via command line. I don't know why. In Debian I can use both Synaptic and APT and they both work the same.

Does someone know if Cinnamon has an applet or something to manage the clipboard? Or should I install something else?

Does someone know if Cinnamon has an applet or something to manage the clipboard? Or should I install something else?

like ClipIt on XFCE?