This is the link to that specific library: https://pypi.python.org/pypi/pybinsim/1.0.1

https://pypkg.com/pypi/pybinsim/ "Install the latest version of this package by entering the following at the terminal: pip install pybinsim " Does it not work?

Nope.

It fails a lot

Many errors like this one: Failed building wheel for pyfftw

Command "/home/primulas/Public/anaconda/bin/python -u -c "import setuptools, tokenize;__file__='/tmp/pip-build-uxui8tgc/pyaudio/setup.py';f=getattr(tokenize, 'open', open)(__file__);code=f.read().replace('\r\n', '\n');f.close();exec(compile(code, __file__, 'exec'))" install —record /tmp/pip-svv8hdap-record/install-record.txt —single-version-externally-managed —compile" failed with error code 1 in /tmp/pip-build-uxui8tgc/pyaudio/

Etc

May be it is needed to try firstly install conda package manager: https://conda.io/miniconda.html and then secondly: "On linux, make sure that gcc and the development headers for libfftw and portaudio are installed, before invoking pip install pybinsim. For ubuntu: apt-get install gcc portaudio19-dev libfftw3-dev " "Install conda create --name binsim35 python=3.5 numpy scipy source activate binsim35 pip install pybinsim " (from official git repo: https://github.com/pyBinSim/pyBinSim)

Hello guys

Someone got issues with Playonlinux after upgrade from F25 to F26?

Can anyone, who have f25 x86_64 share file /var/lib/yum/repos/x86_64/25/fedora-cisco-openh264/gpgdir/S.gpg-agent with me if you have it.

No such file or directory

May be it is needed to try firstly install conda package manager: https://conda.io/miniconda.html and then secondly: "On linux, make sure that gcc and the development headers for libfftw and portaudio are installed, before invoking pip install pybinsim. For ubuntu: apt-get install gcc portaudio19-dev libfftw3-dev " "Install conda create --name binsim35 python=3.5 numpy scipy source activate binsim35 pip install pybinsim " (from official git repo: https://github.com/pyBinSim/pyBinSim)

Uhm, this might work. I have Anaconda installed, I didn't think that I had to install Miniconda too.

Uhm, this might work. I have Anaconda installed, I didn't think that I had to install Miniconda too.

if you have Anaconda installed, conda is already installed too. So, may be the problems are only in lost dependencies without installing miniconda: "On linux, make sure that gcc and the development headers for libfftw and portaudio are installed, before invoking pip install pybinsim. For ubuntu: apt-get install gcc portaudio19-dev libfftw3-dev " ? And then you will be able to perform standard installation with conda: conda create —name binsim35 python=3.5 numpy scipy source activate binsim35 pip install pybinsim

if you have Anaconda installed, conda is already installed too. So, may be the problems are only in lost dependencies without installing miniconda: "On linux, make sure that gcc and the development headers for libfftw and portaudio are installed, before invoking pip install pybinsim. For ubuntu: apt-get install gcc portaudio19-dev libfftw3-dev " ? And then you will be able to perform standard installation with conda: conda create —name binsim35 python=3.5 numpy scipy source activate binsim35 pip install pybinsim

Then I will search with DNF those dependencies, and get back to say if it worked or not. Thank you!

Ey! @cantosilva ! Welcome to the group! Same for @cialu and @jg424 ?

I'm using Gnome desktop and I'd like to remove this element from the top panel. Is it possible? Or maybe you know any extension to do this?

Yeah, so do I. I mean can I use the Kernel 4.0 feature 'no reboot kernel patching'?

Live kernel patching is not available un fedora because fedora have a ver y agresive kernel update polici

I'm using Gnome desktop and I'd like to remove this element from the top panel. Is it possible? Or maybe you know any extension to do this?

In Gnome Tweak Tool, go to the "Top Bar" page and turn off the "Show Application Menu" item.

In Gnome Tweak Tool, go to the "Top Bar" page and turn off the "Show Application Menu" item.

Yeah, thanks! I've missed it :)

I'm using Gnome desktop and I'd like to remove this element from the top panel. Is it possible? Or maybe you know any extension to do this?

Install Gnome Tweak Tool and it will safe your day.

I'm using Gnome desktop and I'd like to remove this element from the top panel. Is it possible? Or maybe you know any extension to do this?

Not that i know of atleast but ye, tweak tool

@Chriztheanvill hi!

Hi.

Sorry, I am new in Telegram, so I am adding some channels. But, I use Fedora 26, mageia6 and works excellent. But something does not fit me well

With fedora.

Something like what?

Well I am get used to Archlinux to get all my apps current, but I'm looking for a "stable" distro. In Fedora I get it, but, chage each year or 6 months, makes me ... meh~. But in Ubuntu, Debian, openSUSE I felt them broken.

Sorry for my English.

Choose Centos - it is free 'stable' version of Red Hat)

But it is not Current.

This is only an opinion. I like Fedora, this is a breakice.

Fedora's Modularity is going to make it easier to selectively upgrade parts of the OS - https://docs.pagure.org/modularity/prototype/boltron.html

Well I am get used to Archlinux to get all my apps current, but I'm looking for a "stable" distro. In Fedora I get it, but, chage each year or 6 months, makes me ... meh~. But in Ubuntu, Debian, openSUSE I felt them broken.

CentOS is your choice. But it suitable for server use, not desktop.

Centos can work as desktop

Any way you will have a old versión of gnome

And KDE 4

@xvitaly This is the thing. I want it for Develop in C/C++, C#, use Musescore, Emacs25.

Centos can work as desktop

With very outdated software.

Centos can work as desktop

+1

@xvitaly This is the thing. I want it for Develop in C/C++, C#, use Musescore, Emacs25.

MuseScore and Emacs can be installed from the sources.

Hello all, i want to ask a question that, i have received a notification regarding operating system update from 25 to 26. So, what you all recommend me for up gradation either booting new image of fedora 26 iso from usb or just using dnf system-upgrade?? Thank you

dnf system-upgrade worked for me

Hello all, i want to ask a question that, i have received a notification regarding operating system update from 25 to 26. So, what you all recommend me for up gradation either booting new image of fedora 26 iso from usb or just using dnf system-upgrade?? Thank you

You should be able to update from Gnome Software. Worked for me. IMO clean install is no longer a necessity as it once was.

Yeah, because in previous versions of fedora, upgrading through command line utility wasn't stable at that time but now, i think i will upgrade it from using command line utility instead Gnome software, because it feels too slow ? (Because i am mainly a command line user)

I don't think Gnome Software is slower but on the command line you see what's happening so it might not feel so slow

Hello all, i want to ask a question that, i have received a notification regarding operating system update from 25 to 26. So, what you all recommend me for up gradation either booting new image of fedora 26 iso from usb or just using dnf system-upgrade?? Thank you

sudo dnf upgrade --refresh && sudo dnf install dnf-plugin-system-upgrade && sudo dnf system-upgrade download --releasever=26 --best --allowerasing && sudo dnf system-upgrade reboot

@BigZiiii Nikita, even sinse the console works fine, I did it from it.

yep, I used console

I don't think Gnome Software is slower but on the command line you see what's happening so it might not feel so slow

Yeah, right. And, if you are using mainly command line then it feels too much that gui are slow and they are also slow in most of the cases like opening any big text file in gedit rather than vi. ?

sudo dnf upgrade --refresh && sudo dnf install dnf-plugin-system-upgrade && sudo dnf system-upgrade download --releasever=26 --best --allowerasing && sudo dnf system-upgrade reboot

Also, isn't it better to reboot before doing system upgrade?

To boot into new kernel and stuff.

Also, isn't it better to reboot before doing system upgrade?

You must reboot. It will install updates.

You must reboot. It will install updates.

Ugh, I meant before downloading F26 packages?

Ugh, I meant before downloading F26 packages?

No. You don't need to reboot after running sudo dnf upgrade.

Ugh, I meant before downloading F26 packages?

You will boot with a new kernel after you upgrade the os.

Reboot is required only to install new F26 packages and do system upgrade.

I see.

System: Kernel: 4.11.10-300.fc26.x86_64 x86_64 (64 bit) Desktop: Gnome 3.24.2 Distro: Fedora release 26 (Twenty Six) Graphics: Card: NVIDIA GF116 [GeForce GTS 450 Rev. 2] Display Server: wayland (Fedora X.org 119.3) Driver: N/A Resolution: 1280x1024@59.89hz OpenGL: renderer: Gallium 0.4 on NVCF version: 4.3 Mesa 17.1.4 Does proprietary nvidia driver already supports wayland or it will kick me to xorg if i install it?? I have no bugs at all runing wayland compared to x Is it wise to go for proprietary and x or better keep it on open nouveau and wayland?

System: Kernel: 4.11.10-300.fc26.x86_64 x86_64 (64 bit) Desktop: Gnome 3.24.2 Distro: Fedora release 26 (Twenty Six) Graphics: Card: NVIDIA GF116 [GeForce GTS 450 Rev. 2] Display Server: wayland (Fedora X.org 119.3) Driver: N/A Resolution: 1280x1024@59.89hz OpenGL: renderer: Gallium 0.4 on NVCF version: 4.3 Mesa 17.1.4 Does proprietary nvidia driver already supports wayland or it will kick me to xorg if i install it?? I have no bugs at all runing wayland compared to x Is it wise to go for proprietary and x or better keep it on open nouveau and wayland?

Proprietary NVIDIA drivers is better than nouveau. On my system nouveau cause system hangs and graphical artifacts. But proprietary driver works fine only on X11.

Proprietary NVIDIA drivers is better than nouveau. On my system nouveau cause system hangs and graphical artifacts. But proprietary driver works fine only on X11.

so no support for for wayland by nvidia for now!! Is negativo17 repo some kind of official repo somehow linked to fedora or is it better to go for nvidia source (from their website? Sorry for all this quetions but im new at fedora!!

ERROR: S client not available

Shouldn't newer releases of nvidia's proprietary drivers support wayland normally?

so no support for for wayland by nvidia for now!! Is negativo17 repo some kind of official repo somehow linked to fedora or is it better to go for nvidia source (from their website? Sorry for all this quetions but im new at fedora!!

No. Negativo is not official repo, but it recommended for Fedora users (as RPMFusion).

Never install NVIDIA drivers from official site via run file. It will create lots of untracked files, drivers and configs. You will need to reinstall system if you want to remove it.

You can install NVIDIA driver from RPMFusion repo via sudo dnf install gcc kernel-headers kernel-devel akmod-nvidia or Negativo17 (follow instructions on their site).

While installing they also bundle in nvidia uninstall shell script which should theoretically clean up everything

While installing they also bundle in nvidia uninstall shell script which should theoretically clean up everything

Not all. Lots of files will stay forever and cause problems.

only issue for me was that sometimes selinux blocked nvidia trigger on kernel upgrade, leaving newer kernel without appropriate module

Oh

On Fedora you should use only packaged software. Never install anything via make install, run-files, etc.

But then, if you have nvidia, and want proprietary drivers, you most likely won't remove them once installed anyways ?

^^ except you know exactly what you're doing

But then, if you have nvidia, and want proprietary drivers, you most likely won't remove them once installed anyways ?

My Fedora installation changed 4 generations of hardware (from Fedora 15 to Fedora 26).

Nice, so you upgraded from which release then? ?

ooo

that's pretty impressive

Though, I consider upgrade polished from 21 onwards

as there were no breakages for me since then ?

My Fedora installation changed 4 generations of hardware (from Fedora 15 to Fedora 26).

Thats pretty small time to do four massive hardware changes.

Thats pretty small time to do four massive hardware changes.

Intel -> AMD -> Intel 3-gen -> Intel 7-gen.

did anyone know about white hacker group?

But thats cool that Linux doesn't really care about that :D

ill keep it free as possible... Open-Source Nouveau on wayland is getting the job done :) thanks guys

Intel -> AMD -> Intel 3-gen -> Intel 7-gen.

I only had one massive change since 2000.

AMD to newer AMD.

ill keep it free as possible... Open-Source Nouveau on wayland is getting the job done :) thanks guys

Beware of random system hangs.

That case is better than mine, it has frontal intake fan mount. :D

Vitaly, [19.07.17 19:59] [In reply to Null8yt3] Beware of random system hangs. Exactly ?