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Ok, for curiosity, i disabled wifi, set it to be started manually only, left
ethernet to be started automatically. I shut down the computer, leaving the
ethernet cable plugged in and started up the computer. journalctl reports:
Sep 24 10:45:51 node-1w7jr9y9ftt7b9r339kpge4hj.ipv6.telus.
I had a look at journalctl. I am not very adept at it or understanding what it
says, but I found some curious things just before it hangs:
Sep 23 21:13:19 node-1w7jr9y9ftt7b9r339kpge4hj.ipv6.telus.net systemd[1]:
Started user@988.service - User Manager for UID 988.
Sep 23 21:13:19 node-1w7jr9y9f
I have recently started using the ethernet instead of wifi. I have not disabled
the wifi, but I leave the ethernet cable inserted. Recently, I noticed that I
was unable to start the computer. I thought it was a faulty F37 testing kernel,
so I tried the previous kernel. Same thing. For some reaso
I spotted an article on another site indicating release of F30. I wasn't
expecting it for a week! Thus caught unprepared, for the first time ever, I did
a dnf system-upgrade on my UEFI system. I had to remove cclive and, for some
odd reason, there was a problem with getting the updates repo, so
Tim wrote:
> As far as I'm
> concerned, they're only of use for someone who wants to
solve a
> particular problem, and not be part of any on-going
participation.
I participate where I think my input could be useful, but Iǘe
learned to stay out of conversations where the extent of my
knowledge
Patrick O'Callaghan wrote:
> What message boards? If you mean the mailing lists, then I
use a mail
> client with IMAP (Evolution in my case).
>
> poc
Mailing lists, I meant.
I was hoping someone knew of some super cool way of dealing
with this dated messaging system.
I'll look into how IMAP
Is there a dictionary that can be used with okular,
firefox, other programs, such that:
when reading a file in any of the aforementioned
programs, one need only click on a word and the meanings
of any English, German, French and other language words
will appear (the definitions for these langu
Robert Arkiletian wrote:
> I run Fedora in school computer lab. I cannot upgrade to F15 because
> of gnome3.
Boo hoo.
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Bruce Korb wrote:
> Down side: /home is still ext3.
Yes, my /home/me/Documents partition (actually drive) is ext4 and when I will
finally switch to btrfs (in about Fedora 17 or 18), I will have to transfer all
of my stuff onto another partition, create the new btrfs file system on the old
/ho
Bruce Korb wrote:
> It is also useful to have /home on a separate partition that
> gets mounted from both installations
This is why I have /home/me/Documents on a separate partition (actually a full
separate 300GB drive, sdb, with just one partition, hence sdb1), filled with my
stuff. Total
Darlene Wallach wrote:
> When you verify the new install works, what do you do with the new
> install on the spare partition and the old install?
When I verify that the new system works, I move in, of course :-) I start using
it right away... like I did last week with Fedora 16α. I leave the old
Peter G. wrote:
> kde-rpm stuff
meant kde-redhat
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Joe Zeff wrote:
> On 09/01/2011 11:10 AM, linux guy wrote:
>> But not a KDE session ! Apparently none of my KDE packages had been
>> upgraded and my system now only had F15 gnome packages on it.
Just a wild guess: maybe you had some kde-rpm stuff installed and when you
upgraded, you got confli
Fernando Cassia wrote:
> Google is the best example... they
> change features, move user interface elements around without any
> questions to the users, and remove features just because they can.
And what is most frustrating is that there is no way to talk to them. Any
effort
at assistance or in
David L. Gehrt wrote:
> I am a long time user of... RedHat, Fedora
me2
> I am of the opinion that Linux may be at or close
> to a crossroad moving from a computing genre in which the users
> and
> developers make cooperative decisions on alternative development paths
> to
> one i
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