Stupid webapps is the only thing that WhatsApp accepts

Exactly this!

What do you think about the Ring messenger?

I don't know it. Is it for Android? Fedora?

anyone have thinkpads here

Here

A t420s

Before a x220 i5 version

X230 i3

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, nope, nope. Never advice to install files from pip withou using a python virtual environment.

Nope, nope, nope. Never advice to install files from pip withou using a python virtual environment.

It is advice from official package repo

It is advice from official package repo

https://github.com/pyBinSim/pyBinSim

https://github.com/pyBinSim/pyBinSim

*after some preinstallation steps, of course

evening

I got a question, how does Openshift compare to pure Kubernetes?

Here

nice I have a t420

Hell, I am cutrently looking at amazing power consumption numbers for my freshly repaired old laptop.

hey how are you?

X230 i3

nice

Nope, nope, nope. Never advice to install files from pip withou using a python virtual environment.

A… a what? ?

nice

Yep

What do you think about the Ring messenger?

use riot and matrix instead

And donate to the project if you can

A… a what? ?

Basically a folder where you tell python "this is what you'll work with" and you can tell programs to use the versions within, as your shell can

Because pip is hideous for systemwide python management and updating and co

I got a question, how does Openshift compare to pure Kubernetes?

Think in openshift as a frontend of kubernetes

Think in openshift as a frontend of kubernetes

Dont we have cockpit for that?

yea that's my understanding so far, but I wonder what else is different... someone told me there is a lot more abtraction

hand holding

The focus os openshift are the devops

Because pip is hideous for systemwide python management and updating and co

That will be fixed from Fedora 27, where pip will install packages at a different directory.

That will be fixed from Fedora 27, where pip will install packages at a different directory.

That doesnt solve the integration problem that it is unable to tell which packages are its own and which are system installed, then making them globally available and interacting with dnf to notify a user that he may install a system version if a lib pip has and vice versa in the sysenv telling users to install dnf versions of software or using a venv

hand holding

Not so much more. What would you actually like to abstract on K8s? There is not much more besides a serverless concept...

Yep

how do you like yours

I got a question, how does Openshift compare to pure Kubernetes?

OpenShift adds functionality to kubernetes. You can use kubectl or kid tools against it... And 'oc', the command line tool, when renamed to kubectl Would act as such.

so what's the benefit of using it over Kubernetes?

A little break on my py script...

Its just late lol

hello world, does someone knows some Wiki page about ambassadors and meeting rules?

hey

We want gather these in one place

sadin: @alexove check this subsection here. https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Ambassadors#Communications

Thanks sadin

no problem!

But I'm searching some like quorum rules, meeting frame,etc

Good morning, everybody. :)

Morning bud!

Morning bud!

how are you

Good morning, everybody. :)

hey

how you doin Swift?

how you doin Swift?

great what are you up to

great what are you up to

Finishing up some homework then back to writing code for work before bed :P

Finishing up some homework then back to writing code for work before bed :P

ok cool

well it depends on the version you have

1.1.11-alpha, for me

morning

any chance for 4.12 kernel sometime soon? I'm kinda new to Fedora, so packages schedule between releases is not really clear to me yet :)

any chance for 4.12 kernel sometime soon? I'm kinda new to Fedora, so packages schedule between releases is not really clear to me yet :)

Yes, as soon as it leaves testing.

oh that's nice

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Hi

Hi

Hey! Which DE do you use on Fedora?

Gnome3

Why

Why

Just curious. Do you use any extensions with it?

Yup

Use many extension untill lag...

??

:)

Is there linux group from malaysia... especially fedora

I'm living in Indonesia, close enough lol

Just curious. Do you use any extensions with it?

gnome default with no extensions and tweak tool is ugly and borders on "unusuable"

arc-theme, minimize/maximize buttons and dash to dock later its acceptable

arc-theme, minimize/maximize buttons and dash to dock later its acceptable

Meh, I don't like the buttons, Maximus two/ pixel saver, ftw....

Meh, I don't like the buttons, Maximus two/ pixel saver, ftw....

That of course but even then what were they thinking disabling the buttons from the beginning?

I dont always have one window at macimized - quite often i have tons minimized and some tiled

That of course but even then what were they thinking disabling the buttons from the beginning?

Maybe they wanted the whole desktop to look like some weird touch based UX?

When all is said and done, GNOME 3 + some extensions is the best desktop, IMLTHO

Maybe they wanted the whole desktop to look like some weird touch based UX?

The weird thing is that it works really nice with touch even when having these buttons available. I might argue it works better on touch with them too

The weird thing is that it works really nice with touch even when having these buttons available. I might argue it works better on touch with them too

Have you tried it on touch? Which device? I'm very very curious.

I don't know. At first I missed the lack of minimize button, but after a while I started using virtual desktops instead of that and liked it better

and double click on any part of the title bar works even better for maximization than a button does

Because pip is hideous for systemwide python management and updating and co

I have no time for that. I'm still struggling with my main problem in hands, that is "How to change sound volume in real time with Python?".

That doesnt solve the integration problem that it is unable to tell which packages are its own and which are system installed, then making them globally available and interacting with dnf to notify a user that he may install a system version if a lib pip has and vice versa in the sysenv telling users to install dnf versions of software or using a venv

And so what? Where is the problem? I need to sort this out? If I have to use that to solve it, so be it.

gnome default with no extensions and tweak tool is ugly and borders on "unusuable"

I totally agree with this.

I have no time for that. I'm still struggling with my main problem in hands, that is "How to change sound volume in real time with Python?".

this would be the simplest solution : from subprocess import call call(["amixer", "-D", "pulse", "sset", "Master", "0%"])

Excellent! Thanks!