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Last change May 22, 2024, 3:49 p.m.
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"... MSN, AIM, IRC, and Yahoo." Well, Pidgin still supports this ancient protocols with plugins, but the protocols Pidgin can use out-of-the-box are Jabber/XMPP, Bonjour, Gadu-Gadu, IRC, Novell GroupWise Messenger, Lotus Sametime, etc. And with plugins it supports communication with software like Discord, Telegran, Facebook Messenger, Skype, WhatsApp or Signal.

Shouldn't the entry be updated? And shouldn't a messenger be suggested anyway that can use the Matrix protocol (like Element or Schildi-Chat), which is used more and more often at Fedora events?

10 days ago
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"It is used for handling email and newsgroups without the calendaring functions that Evolution provides." Thunderbird has had an integrated calendar function (the former Lightning extension) for some time (since version 78). The sentence should be changed.

11 days ago
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For security reasons, the root account is disabled by default on Fedora Workstation. Instead, the default user will be added to the group 'wheel'. Members of this group are able to acquire root permissions using the 'sudo' command. Whenever this user wants to make a system-wide change, such as stopping a fundamental program like the web server (httpd), the corresponding command is preceded by a sudo, e.g. `sudo systemctl stop httpd`. The sudo then asks for the password of the user, not of root.
For security reasons, the root account is disabled by default on Fedora Workstation. Instead, the default user will be added to the group 'wheel'. Members of this group are able to acquire root permissions using the 'sudo' command. Whenever this user wants to make a system-wide change, such as stopping a fundamental program like the web server (httpd), the corresponding command is preceded by a sudo, e.g. `sudo systemctl stop httpd`. The sudo then asks for the password of the user, not of root.
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By default Linux creates the `root` user account. It is the highest level account on the system and is used for administration. It gives the user full permission to modify files, and start and stop critical programs (called processes) on the system. It is a security feature in Linux that limits normal user privileges only to those required for normal tasks.
By default Linux creates the `root` user account. It is the highest level account on the system and is used for administration. It gives the user full permission to modify files, and start and stop critical programs (called processes) on the system. It is a security feature in Linux that limits normal user privileges only to those required for normal tasks.
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The “pot/master/pages/getting-started-guide.pot” file was changed. a year ago
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To extract, or _rip_, the music from a CD, use the [application]*Sound Juicer* program. You can install it by searching for "Sound Juicer" in menu:Software[]. By default, Sound Juicer encodes music files to the free and open OGG Vorbis format. Once music files are generated, use [application]*Rhythmbox* to manage and play tracks. In addition to playing audio file formats, Rhythmbox is also used for streaming media from Internet radio stations.
To extract, or _rip_, the music from a CD, use the [application]*Sound Juicer* program. You can install it by searching for "Sound Juicer" in menu:Software[]. By default, Sound Juicer encodes music files to the free and open OGG Vorbis format. Once music files are generated, use [application]*Rhythmbox* to manage and play tracks. In addition to playing audio file formats, Rhythmbox is also used for streaming media from Internet radio stations.
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The [application]*Pidgin* application is popularly used for instant messaging. The instant messaging protocols that Pidgin supports include MSN, AIM, IRC, and Yahoo. You can install Pidgin using menu:Software[].
The [application]*Pidgin* application is popularly used for instant messaging. The instant messaging protocols that Pidgin supports include MSN, AIM, IRC, and Yahoo. You can install Pidgin using menu:Software[].
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There is no longer a default email client bundled with Fedora, but you can install one by searching in menu:Software[].
There is no longer a default email client bundled with Fedora, but you can install one by searching in menu:Software[].
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