signal under fedora 44 workstation

 

 

read this post 

 https://discussion.fedoraproject.org/t/how-install-signal-appimage/195139

 

 

Fedora 44 kde installation app crashes

 

Installer crashes in storage editor in all Live environments except Workstation

 https://discussion.fedoraproject.org/t/installer-crashes-in-storage-editor-in-all-live-environments-except-workstation/192590

 

 In Fedora 44 Live images (all of them except Workstation, i.e. KDE, XFCE, LXDE, etc), the installer crashes when you enter the Storage Editor (available from the three-dots menu in top right) and interact with any drop-down lists.

 

 

Cause

A bug in QtWebView causes the crash.

 

Workarounds

Don’t start the installer (or quit it if you started it already). Start terminal (Konsole in KDE) and edit a config file:

sudo nano /etc/anaconda/profile.d/fedora.conf

Find this part:

# The default browser for the Web UI.
webui_web_engine = slitherer

and change it to:

# The default browser for the Web UI.
webui_web_engine = firefox

Close the editor (Ctrl+X → Y → Enter), and run the installer, either from a desktop launcher, or from a terminal:

liveinst

The installer should no longer crash when using drop-down lists.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

How delete older kernels

 

εντολή για να βρεις με ποιον πυρήνα λειτουργεί το σύστημά σου: 

uname -r

εντολή για να βρεις ποιους πυρήνες έχει αποθηκευμένους:

apt list --installed | grep linux-image | cut -d/ -f1 

 

εντολή για διαγραφή παλιού πυρήνα λίνουξ: 

 $ sudo apt purge linux-image-6.1.105-antix.1-amd64-smp linux-headers-6.1.105-antix.1-amd64-smp

 

μετά τη διαγραφή, ένα καθαρισματάκι:

 sudo apt autoremove

 

 

webliography

https://www.antixforum.com/forums/topic/how-delete-older-kernels/#post-203570  

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

αναβάθμιση σε Fedora 44 KDE

εντολές στο τερματικό:

 

sudo dnf upgrade --refresh

sudo dnf system-upgrade download --releasever=44 --allowerasing

sudo dnf5 offline reboot

 

και μία για περιποίηση του συστήματος

sudo dnf clean all

 

κατέβασμα 2922 πακέτων λογισμικού και εγκατάσταση 

του λειτουργικού συστήματος

σε περίπου 45 λεπτά 

 

GhostBSD 26.1 does not connect to the internet automatically [solved]

PROBLEM: 

 after upgrade to version  26.1-R15.0p2 

(a major release moving GhostBSD to FreeBSD 15.0-RELEASE) 

the system didn't connect to the internet auitomatically via wifi

 

SOLUTION: 

1. connect via an Ethernet cable, 

2. run the command   sudo pkg install GhostBSD-firmware-iwm
3. reboot 

 

 

https://forums.ghostbsd.org/d/841-giostbsd-261-does-not-connect-to-the-internet-automatically 

7 Fedora cleanup commands free up more space than expected

 https://www.howtogeek.com/clean-up-your-fedora-linux-system-from-the-terminal-with-these-commands/

 

 

η Google συνεχίζει να κοιμάται με τα τσαρούχια, ενώ η Apple αλλάζει πάλι το παιχνίδι με το MacBook Neo

 ιδού η τοποθέτηση της τεχνητής νοημοσύνης του μεγάλου αδελφού (Google Gemini):

  is Google losing the software dominance again, because of: 

1. Mac NEO, 

2. Google's REDICULOUS DELAY OF aluminum OS

Το Gemini είπε:

It definitely feels like the "tech weather" is shifting right now. Between Apple launching a massive disruptor and Google being... well, Google (classic for delays), the landscape looks quite different this week.

Here is a breakdown of whether Google is actually "losing" or just stuck in a long transition.

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1. The MacBook Neo Effect ($599)

Apple just pulled a move that specifically targets Google’s "safe zone": education and budget computing. * The Price War: Released on March 11, 2026, for $599 ($499 for students), the MacBook Neo is the first time Apple has truly competed with mid-to-high-range Chromebooks.

• The Hardware Gap: It runs on the A18 Pro chip (from the iPhone 16 Pro). This gives it a level of local AI performance and battery life (up to 16 hours) that makes most $500–$700 Chromebooks look significantly less appealing.

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• Software Ecosystem: By bringing "Apple Intelligence" to a $500 laptop, Apple is effectively telling students and families they don't have to settle for a "browser-only" OS anymore.

2. The "Aluminum OS" Delay

You're right to call out the delay; it has become a major point of frustration for the Android/Chrome community.

• What it is: Aluminum OS is Google’s project to finally merge Android and ChromeOS into one unified platform that works like a real desktop but runs Android apps natively.

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• The Risk: By the time Aluminum OS is ready for everyone, Apple will have had two years to let the MacBook Neo soak up the budget market share.

Is Google "Losing"?

It depends on how you define the win.

Category	Google's Status (March 2026)	Apple's Status (March 2026)
Global Reach	Still dominant in mobile (approx. 73% share).	Dominant in high-end/US market (58% share).
Education	Losing ground as schools look at the $499 Neo.	Aggressively expanding with the Neo.
OS Synergy	In Progress. (Handoff features just hitting Android 17).	Mature. (Handoff, Mirroring, and Universal Clipboard).
Strategy	Fragmented (ChromeOS vs. Aluminum vs. Android).	Unified (macOS/iOS/iPadOS).

The Verdict

Google isn't "losing" in terms of total users—Android is still the most used OS on Earth. However, they are losing the innovation narrative. By delaying Aluminum OS, they’ve left a "software vacuum" in the laptop space that Apple is now filling with cheaper hardware. Google is currently in a defensive crouch, trying to modernize its software while Apple moves into Google's traditional territory.

The Delay: While Google's Android President, Sameer Samat, recently claimed at MWC 2026 that they are targeting "later this year" for a first release, court documents leaked in February suggest a full public release might not happen until 2028.