Upgrading Fedora in Brief
1. Backup System and Upgrade 2. Install the DNF Plugin You can optionally add –allowerasing flag to remove troublesome packages. 3. Start the Update With DNF 4. Reboot and Upgrade
1. Backup System and Upgrade 2. Install the DNF Plugin You can optionally add –allowerasing flag to remove troublesome packages. 3. Start the Update With DNF 4. Reboot and Upgrade
TripleO Quickstart is a set of Ansible scripts that will configure a remote host with several virtual machines and install OpenStack TripleO on the nodes. This allows full testing of automated OpenStack deployment inside a virtual baremetal environment using limited hardware. The one downside of TripleO Quickstart for many developers, is that the scripts only… Read More
Firefox 52 disables plugins such as Java, or the Spice-XPI plugin, and others with the exception of Adobe Flash. I actually would have preferred if they disabled Flash and left the rest of us able to use our plugins, but I’m sure there was a good security reason behind disabling most NPAPI plugins. If you… Read More
Fedora systems come with an X.org configuration which automatically turns on pixel doubling for screens that have a resolution higher than 2560×1440. This has the net effect of making all the UI elements use 4 times as many pixels as they would on a screen with lower resolution. This looks beautiful, as text is rendered… Read More
I just returned home from Barcelona, where I attended the OpenStack Design Summit for Ocata, the next release of OpenStack. It was a good trip, I think I ate more excellent food in one week than ever before. The weather cooperated, providing opportunities for sitting on the beach with a Cerveza in hand, talking with… Read More