#selinux — Public Fediverse posts
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Installed FedoraIOT baremetal, just to kick the tyres an with immutable/atomic before I try it on something like my daily driver.
Man, #fedoraatomic doesn't suffer this fool. Not sure if it's #podman , #systemd or #selinux but what usually takes a few minutes with docker has me stuck on a hamsterwheel trying to figure out what I fucked up.
Also, vi is the default editor? I feel like I'm in an alternate reality where #Fedora kinda sucks. I must've installed nano so long ago I don't remember
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Descobri que o editor de leiaute para componentes quebrou de novo no #KNIME, tanto na versão LTS quanto na versão regular (atualização a cada 6 meses).
Com a interface baseada em #Eclipse sendo depreciada, pelo menos aqui no #openSUSE Leap 16, a única saída para modificar a disposição de elementos é utilizar a interface nova da versão regular.
É um problema controlável, mas muito irritante. Para mim, que não desenho dashboards e não me preocupo muito com a ordem das configurações nas folhas de propriedades, diria que é imperceptível na maioria das vezes. O lance é que odeio software funcionando pela metade.
Tentar utilizar a funcionalidade com problemas resulta em encerramento abrupto do programa. Bem ruim.
Pela avaliação do log de erro HotSpot, tem algum problema entranhado numa chamada GTK. Com o #Distrobox apresentando alguns problemas devido ao #SELinux, namespaces e o meu esquema de particionamento com complexidade acima da média, não entendi ainda como contornar o problema.
Minha vontade, no final, é xingar o GTK, mas não sei se estaria sendo injusto. Eu costumo achar que as coisas quebram desnecessariamente. Por que não conseguimos ter software maduro e tedioso?
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As an aside, LMDE (Debian) works just fine for me for #gaming. #RetroArch runs great, there are no issues with Feral #Gamemode or #SELinux issues (unlike my most recent tests with Fedora or openSUSE), I use #flatpaks so my gaming applications come with their own updated mesa and other drivers, and if I need a newer kernel I could always hit up #backports. And nvidia sucks so I wouldn't bother with them anyway.
If I really needed to I could always run #testing or #unstable.
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As an aside, LMDE (Debian) works just fine for me for #gaming. #RetroArch runs great, there are no issues with Feral #Gamemode or #SELinux issues (unlike my most recent tests with Fedora or openSUSE), I use #flatpaks so my gaming applications come with their own updated mesa and other drivers, and if I need a newer kernel I could always hit up #backports. And nvidia sucks so I wouldn't bother with them anyway.
If I really needed to I could always run #testing or #unstable.
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As an aside, LMDE (Debian) works just fine for me for #gaming. #RetroArch runs great, there are no issues with Feral #Gamemode or #SELinux issues (unlike my most recent tests with Fedora or openSUSE), I use #flatpaks so my gaming applications come with their own updated mesa and other drivers, and if I need a newer kernel I could always hit up #backports. And nvidia sucks so I wouldn't bother with them anyway.
If I really needed to I could always run #testing or #unstable.
