New to Fedora, What should I configure out of the box?
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@irj said in New to Fedora, What should I configure out of the box?:
@jaredbusch said in New to Fedora, What should I configure out of the box?:
@irj said in New to Fedora, What should I configure out of the box?:
How to create a custom shortcut for terminal
I usually already have a terminal window open and just have gotten in the habit of hitting Ctrl+N to open a new one. This woudl be easier because I wouldn't have to Alt+Tab to a sessions first...
Yeah I felt broken when Ctrl + Alt + T wasnt working lol
It's Ctrl + Shift + T to open a new tab in terminal.
I just use the default terminal with green on black. The tabs label themselves. It's very nice.
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@obsolesce said in New to Fedora, What should I configure out of the box?:
@irj said in New to Fedora, What should I configure out of the box?:
@jaredbusch said in New to Fedora, What should I configure out of the box?:
@irj said in New to Fedora, What should I configure out of the box?:
How to create a custom shortcut for terminal
I usually already have a terminal window open and just have gotten in the habit of hitting Ctrl+N to open a new one. This woudl be easier because I wouldn't have to Alt+Tab to a sessions first...
Yeah I felt broken when Ctrl + Alt + T wasnt working lol
It's Ctrl + Shift + T to open a new tab in terminal.
I just use the default terminal with green on black. The tabs label themselves. It's very nice.
Ctrl + Alt + T opens a new terminal in Ubuntu.
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@irj said in New to Fedora, What should I configure out of the box?:
@obsolesce said in New to Fedora, What should I configure out of the box?:
@irj said in New to Fedora, What should I configure out of the box?:
@jaredbusch said in New to Fedora, What should I configure out of the box?:
@irj said in New to Fedora, What should I configure out of the box?:
How to create a custom shortcut for terminal
I usually already have a terminal window open and just have gotten in the habit of hitting Ctrl+N to open a new one. This woudl be easier because I wouldn't have to Alt+Tab to a sessions first...
Yeah I felt broken when Ctrl + Alt + T wasnt working lol
It's Ctrl + Shift + T to open a new tab in terminal.
I just use the default terminal with green on black. The tabs label themselves. It's very nice.
Ctrl + Alt + T opens a new terminal in Ubuntu.
Oh, yeah i read that wrong... it does in fedora too...
But ctrl + shift + T does new tabs in the terminal.
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Here's my default list of packages:
I also install Telegram.
And I have all of my dotfiles for zsh, tmux, and vim in Git.
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I also install these GNOME extensions: Dash to Dock, caffeine, coverflow alt-tab, and easyscreencast. And I use the Papirus icon theme.
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@stacksofplates I put Telegram on my NextCloud so that it is always the same one with me, automatically, wherever I install.
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@scottalanmiller said in New to Fedora, What should I configure out of the box?:
@stacksofplates I put Telegram on my NextCloud so that it is always the same one with me, automatically, wherever I install.
Interesting but you don’t have to do that.
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@jaredbusch said in New to Fedora, What should I configure out of the box?:
@scottalanmiller said in New to Fedora, What should I configure out of the box?:
@stacksofplates I put Telegram on my NextCloud so that it is always the same one with me, automatically, wherever I install.
Interesting but you don’t have to do that.
Yeah. I'm just lazy and stick it in /opt. It auto creates the launcher so I don't really need to do anything. And once in a blue moon when I reload my laptop I have to unpack the tarball and do it again.
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@jaredbusch said in New to Fedora, What should I configure out of the box?:
@scottalanmiller said in New to Fedora, What should I configure out of the box?:
@stacksofplates I put Telegram on my NextCloud so that it is always the same one with me, automatically, wherever I install.
Interesting but you don’t have to do that.
No, definitely not. But it works really well.
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@stacksofplates said in New to Fedora, What should I configure out of the box?:
@jaredbusch said in New to Fedora, What should I configure out of the box?:
@scottalanmiller said in New to Fedora, What should I configure out of the box?:
@stacksofplates I put Telegram on my NextCloud so that it is always the same one with me, automatically, wherever I install.
Interesting but you don’t have to do that.
Yeah. I'm just lazy and stick it in /opt. It auto creates the launcher so I don't really need to do anything. And once in a blue moon when I reload my laptop I have to unpack the tarball and do it again.
Yeah, it's crazy trivial to install.
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@scottalanmiller said in New to Fedora, What should I configure out of the box?:
@stacksofplates said in New to Fedora, What should I configure out of the box?:
@jaredbusch said in New to Fedora, What should I configure out of the box?:
@scottalanmiller said in New to Fedora, What should I configure out of the box?:
@stacksofplates I put Telegram on my NextCloud so that it is always the same one with me, automatically, wherever I install.
Interesting but you don’t have to do that.
Yeah. I'm just lazy and stick it in /opt. It auto creates the launcher so I don't really need to do anything. And once in a blue moon when I reload my laptop I have to unpack the tarball and do it again.
Yeah, it's crazy trivial to install.
And auto updates at that. Pretty awesome for a single bin.
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Something else that is very basic and missing from Fedora. No shortcut to lock screen!
In fact, I had to install this first:
dnf install gnome-screensaver-3.6.1-20.fc28.x86_64Then I was able to run:
gnome-screensaver-command -lWhich I have mapped as a shortcut as:
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@irj said in New to Fedora, What should I configure out of the box?:
Something else that is very basic and missing from Fedora. No shortcut to lock screen!
In fact, I had to install this first:
dnf install gnome-screensaver-3.6.1-20.fc28.x86_64Then I was able to run:
gnome-screensaver-command -lWhich I have mapped as a shortcut as:
Ctrl Alt LThere has to be better way? I would assume that a package should not be needed for this.
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@irj Super key (Windows key) + L
It works natively with Gnome. -
@black3dynamite said in New to Fedora, What should I configure out of the box?:
@irj Super key (Windows key) + L
It works natively with Gnome.With Cinnamon, this happens on
Super+L
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@black3dynamite said in New to Fedora, What should I configure out of the box?:
@irj Super key (Windows key) + L
It works natively with Gnome.In fedora cinnamon, it's ctrl+alt+L
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@black3dynamite said in New to Fedora, What should I configure out of the box?:
@irj Super key (Windows key) + L
It works natively with Gnome.What's weird is there no option to lock screen from power menu. If you don't know the shortcut key, you can't leave your pc lol.
I had to log out to leave my desk since I didn't know default shortcut, until I had a chance to set up ctrl + alt + l
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@irj said in New to Fedora, What should I configure out of the box?:
@black3dynamite said in New to Fedora, What should I configure out of the box?:
@irj Super key (Windows key) + L
It works natively with Gnome.What's weird is there no option to lock screen from power menu. If you don't know the shortcut key, you can't leave your pc lol.
I had to log out to leave my desk since I didn't know default shortcut, until I had a chance to set up ctrl + alt + l
What's your desktop environment?
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@black3dynamite said in New to Fedora, What should I configure out of the box?:
@irj said in New to Fedora, What should I configure out of the box?:
@black3dynamite said in New to Fedora, What should I configure out of the box?:
@irj Super key (Windows key) + L
It works natively with Gnome.What's weird is there no option to lock screen from power menu. If you don't know the shortcut key, you can't leave your pc lol.
I had to log out to leave my desk since I didn't know default shortcut, until I had a chance to set up ctrl + alt + l
What's your desktop environment?
Gnome. It's solved now, obviously. At the time I didn't know the shortcut and there was no option on power menu. I wanted to use the restroom so I was forced to log out. Not a huge deal, but I feel like bitching about it anyway
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I've had a ton of small issues making the switch from Windows, but I can happily say I'm 95% there.
