Re: various topics

2020-10-05 Thread Kevin Fenzi
On Sat, Oct 03, 2020 at 08:16:58PM -0500, David wrote:
> My install of Rawhide went smoothly today.
> 
> https://www.dropbox.com/s/yg08wi8f9abckg1/Photo%20Oct%2003%2C%208%2008%2045%20PM.jpg?dl=0
> 
> 
> I see a stable rpm 4.16 replaced the rc-version.Is that a major
> milestone ?
> Does that mean Rawhide is more stable than it was in previous
> months ?

How long is a string? :) 

"stable" is a bit of a fluid concept. Things could very stable for you,
but not for someone else with different hardware or usage patterns. 
Rawhide has been shipping release candidate versions of rpm for a while
now, so the move from that to the final release probibly isn't that much
change. 

> I tinkered with Krita 5.0 pre-alpha as an appimage, after rebooting,
> and all seems to work pretty good.
> 
> Ephemeral web-browser is now in the fc34 branch, but you all do
> know that it ask for a donation.I only used it for a few minutes and it

That does not seem very nice, but I guess nothing in guidelines against
it. 

> seemed to work ok.  Icecat too, is in the fc34 branch, and I
> installed that too.However, my newbie attempts to learn IceCat
> have been an epic-failure. I got as far once as the password
> dialogue-box
> in Gmail, but could not get that far in YouTube.   And trying to click on
> one of the popular risque web-sites gave a list of a hundred things that
> needed to be clicked on and I gave up.   IceCat did partially load
> every page I tried.   ( But that is for another topic ).I can vouch
> that IceCat is not for Linux newbies.   I will try to learn IceCat someday.

I think it's just trying to not load 'non free' javescript, which can
make browsing the modern web a bit difficult. 

> Thank you all for your advice, tips, and hard work.

Thanks for your reports and testing. :) 

kevin


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Re: various topics

2020-10-04 Thread José Abílio Matos
On Sunday, October 4, 2020 2:16:58 AM WEST David wrote:
> I see a stable rpm 4.16 replaced the rc-version.Is that a major
> milestone ? Does that mean Rawhide is more stable than it was in previous
> months ?

The usual rule, and special in critical components like it is rpm, that first 
stable release is almost identical (if not equal) to the last rc (release 
candidate) release. Because if there was any shattering change that means 
usually more rounds to ensure that there are no side issues.

So my educated guess here is the changes should be very small (if any).

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2020-10-03 Thread David
My install of Rawhide went smoothly today.

https://www.dropbox.com/s/yg08wi8f9abckg1/Photo%20Oct%2003%2C%208%2008%2045%20PM.jpg?dl=0


I see a stable rpm 4.16 replaced the rc-version.Is that a major
milestone ?
Does that mean Rawhide is more stable than it was in previous
months ?

I tinkered with Krita 5.0 pre-alpha as an appimage, after rebooting,
and all seems to work pretty good.

Ephemeral web-browser is now in the fc34 branch, but you all do
know that it ask for a donation.I only used it for a few minutes and it
seemed to work ok.  Icecat too, is in the fc34 branch, and I
installed that too.However, my newbie attempts to learn IceCat
have been an epic-failure. I got as far once as the password
dialogue-box
in Gmail, but could not get that far in YouTube.   And trying to click on
one of the popular risque web-sites gave a list of a hundred things that
needed to be clicked on and I gave up.   IceCat did partially load
every page I tried.   ( But that is for another topic ).I can vouch
that IceCat is not for Linux newbies.   I will try to learn IceCat someday.

Thank you all for your advice, tips, and hard work.

David Locklear
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