They are normal, but they like to have fun. This makes life more joyful.

Mine also like to have fun. But I don't get garbage from them.

somebody know what is cloudinit

has a simple explanation for a off-line world citizen

I usually listen to Internet radio, I'm too lazy to make playlists.

I rarely agree with radios' preferences.

Mine also like to have fun. But I don't get garbage from them.

Above stupid things everyone can laugh. This +

has a simple explanation for a off-line world citizen

An offline citizen? Does that person exists?

yee

I rarely agree with radios' preferences.

I, too, but without them it's completely sad.

Cuba, North Korea, etc.. ?

An offline citizen? Does that person exists?

we are in first steeps on internet now

I, too, but without them it's completely sad.

I definitely prefer my own stuff. Except when friends send me music from their bands, or suggest something they like (and I don't know yet).

we are in first steeps on internet now

Where are you from?

Cuba

Cuba

Oh. Now I understand. Sorry, I was kidding.

^ this...and firefox folked, tor

Firefox folked? What's that?

s/folked/fork/g

Ah

somebody know what is cloudinit

Could you explain more? Where did you hear about it? Maybe I could help

I just read about it

and want to know "what is cloud init"

after asking, until now, reading

looks like a provisioning system

for deploy config

Realised there is an Open Source Conference going on in Germany this weekend too: https://www.froscon.de/en/

What is the name of the virtual network management packs, such as bond, team, vpn, in the graphical network manager of gnome

jwf: @LazaroArmando I'm guessing something with initializing a kind of cloud software, but Google might be more helpful than me. Is Cuba's network firewalled heavily?

jwf doesn't actually know

jwf: @bittin We have a few Fedora people there too, with a badge :)

jwf: @Dario Is that something with NetworkManager?

Any moderators here?

Any moderators here?

You can just ask the question.

You can just ask the question.

That'd be too easy

The age old "don't ask to ask a question, just ask a question" /topic

/topic

Does anyone here ever try Budgie Desktop on Fedora 26?

I had a COPR that I've neglected to keep updated, but I was able to get it all built and running

Don't know about f26. I did it in 25

Does anyone here ever try Budgie Desktop on Fedora 26?

Me, I've installed budgie from: https://copr.fedorainfracloud.org/coprs/alunux/budgie-desktop-git/

Ah

yea, misstype/typo. Appologize. small smart-phone :-D

From time to time I crash my GNOME shell by switching or moving around windows. How do I find out if this is caused by an extension?

From time to time I crash my GNOME shell by switching or moving around windows. How do I find out if this is caused by an extension?

turn off gnome animations?

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From time to time I crash my GNOME shell by switching or moving around windows. How do I find out if this is caused by an extension?

Did you check if it happens with Xorg?

Did you check if it happens with Xorg?

I'm on Xorg.

turn off gnome animations?

Can you explain how that is going to help?

I'm on Xorg.

Ah, it usually happens when I'm using Wayland.

This weekend can install the XMPP client "Conversations" for free. He's a GPL, but on Google Play the developer asks for money for him.

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=eu.siacs.conversations

(It's gratis on F-Droid)

(It's gratis on F-Droid)

Google Play has more people, and without the F-Droid it will not be updated.

Can you explain how that is going to help?

You can't login to gnome d.e? my lappy boot at others distro right now, can't help/try more.

You can't login to gnome d.e? my lappy boot at others distro right now, can't help/try more.

No, I can login fine.

Google Play has more people, and without the F-Droid it will not be updated.

Well, easy solution: install f-droid.

Well, easy solution: install f-droid.

For the sake of one application?

No, I can login fine.

As i remember, at gnome tweak there is gnome animation switch, usually turn on, then turn it off. To see how about all your extentions works well/not later

For the sake of one application?

Telegram is on there aswell. A decent mail client too. Tons more.

And usually the Versions in f-droid exceed the version in gplay as they come without all the spying.

This weekend can install the XMPP client "Conversations" for free. He's a GPL, but on Google Play the developer asks for money for him.

Xabber is better I think.

Xabber is better I think.

Does not support OMEMO. :D

Does not support OMEMO. :D

But support OTR.

OTR is better. It supported by lots of different clients.

OTR is better. It supported by lots of different clients.

OTR is inconvenient.

ERROR: S client not available

OTR is better. It supported by lots of different clients.

No offline messages, does not allow you to encrypt messages to multiple devices, does not allow you to encrypt the conference.

And in the end conversations supports good ol' pgp.

No offline messages, does not allow you to encrypt messages to multiple devices, does not allow you to encrypt the conference.

For offline messaging I prefer encrypted by gpg email message. OTR is supported by lots of clients an can be used over any protocol. OMEMO is a XEP extension and must be supported by both clients and enabled on server.

And in the end conversations supports good ol' pgp.

Only in Psi and Gajim. Pidgin has no gpg support.

Only in Psi and Gajim. Pidgin has no gpg support.

Every client has if a running gpg is nearby

Only in Psi and Gajim. Pidgin has no gpg support.

Pidgin looks like an open source in the worst sense of the word, by default.

Pidgin looks like an open source in the worst sense of the word, by default.

I like Pidgin.

D: Pidgin...

"Conversations" still solve the problem of battery consumption of the phone. The truth is that need support from the server.

From time to time I crash my GNOME shell by switching or moving around windows. How do I find out if this is caused by an extension?

Are you using topicon extension?

Are you using topicon extension?

Nah

hi

hi

welcome :-)

welcome :-)

thx:)

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quick question: how can I found the mount point of a smb share mounted via Gnome Files (ex Nautilus)? (I want to map it to a Plex server but I can't found the mount point)

quick question: how can I found the mount point of a smb share mounted via Gnome Files (ex Nautilus)? (I want to map it to a Plex server but I can't found the mount point)

100% guess, but /run/user/<uid>/gvfs looks good

i've already checked and it's not there (nor in .cache/gvfs or .gvfs or similar)

sebs: https://fedoramagazine.org/how-to-open-a-terminal-nautilus/ <— try to open a terminal in the mount

100% guess, but /run/user/<uid>/gvfs looks good

you know what... I'm an idiot... I was checking with the share unmounted xD it's actually there! thanks!

??

sebs: https://fedoramagazine.org/how-to-open-a-terminal-nautilus/ <— try to open a terminal in the mount

oh, that it's thinking outside the box :P btw, do you know how to change the default terminal to open? I use terminator and I never been able to configure it correctly

oh, that it's thinking outside the box :P btw, do you know how to change the default terminal to open? I use terminator and I never been able to configure it correctly

Hack: https://askubuntu.com/questions/749832/how-to-change-default-terminal-application-in-gnome-shell#751146

ok... i don't like it, honestly... but well...

thanks, guys!

Looks like gsettings set org.gnome.desktop.default-applications.terminal exec terminator works, too

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Looks like gsettings set org.gnome.desktop.default-applications.terminal exec terminator works, too

this doesn't work for me... don't know why... but never mind... thanks anyway

You're welcome