Fedora 26 To Be Released Next Week

[phoronix]

Phoronix: Fedora 26 To Be Released Next Week

Fedora 26 will be officially released next week!..

http://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?pag...ora-26-Is-A-Go

[andrebrait]

Did the enhanced HiDPI support make it? i can't find the details here.

[kmare]

Did the enhanced HiDPI support make it? i can't find the details here.

I'm pretty sure that for now it's only Gnome 3.26 material at the very least and Fedora 26 is coming with Gnome 3.24. So I guess not. :/

[starshipeleven]

"! ¨

You really should be aware. When there is a bug in systemd, the developer says to fix and compile yourself and closes the bug.
https://github.com/systemd/systemd/issues/6298

You are using a very new systemd with a very old kernel. You have a very specific itch, and it's on you to scratch it.

[ermo]

"! ¨

You really should be aware. When there is a bug in systemd, the developer says to fix and compile yourself and closes the bug.
https://github.com/systemd/systemd/issues/6298

"You are using a very new systemd with a very old kernel. You have a very specific itch, and it's on you to scratch it."

@debianxfce:

Your credibility is approaching zero and you come across as a zealot stuck in his ways (I'm not saying that you ARE a zealot, just that you come across as one when considering your posting history).

Why not try to adapt and evolve instead of tilting at imaginary windmills? The growth mindset and its attending sense of discovery is much more fun and rewarding.

Come join the light side. We have cookies. =)

[arokh]

There is no other Linux kernels for Amlogic socs that works fully. Meson mainline kernel does not have usb nor audio support. Android kernels are old.

How is it systemd's fault that ARM SoC's have shitty support? You need help man, never in my life have I seen such an ignorant and furious noob and I've been a Linux user since 1995.

[starshipeleven]

There is no other Linux kernels for Amlogic socs that works fully. Meson mainline kernel does not have usb nor audio support. Android kernels are old.

And that is an upstream systemd issue because?
They don't recommend nor support older kernels as they rely on kernel features, if you are stuck with an old kernel because Amlogic is a bag of ass, the only way is doing what the dev said, hacking the old kernel (or systemd) and recompiling a custom version for that device, or using sysvinit, as it's not like a major issue on a device like that anyway.

[stefansaraev]

"! ¨

You really should be aware. When there is a bug in systemd, the developer says to fix and compile yourself and closes the bug.
https://github.com/systemd/systemd/issues/6298

and how is your debian/xfce/systemd/amlogic nonsense even remotely related to fedora 26?

[arokh]

My guess is he was probably waiting many days for a systemd related topic to rant about his imaginary bug (which is a job for armbian to fix if any), then he got so tired of waiting that his logic went from systemd => lennart poettering => redhat => fedora. I wonder how many facepalms keszybz did Good job debianxfce, you really exposed systemd as bad software with evil developers this time. Not.

[onicsis]

How is it systemd's fault that ARM SoC's have shitty support? You need help man, never in my life have I seen such an ignorant and furious noob and I've been a Linux user since 1995.

As if this the only one and only bug in entier SystemD.
There are other SystemD bugs out there, even more serious than this and not on ARM, but on x86_64.

The main bug which is cross platform and remain untouched - developers sh* attitude.
That's why SystemD get so much "love"