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As to Mint . . . it is NOT recommended to mix Devuan repos even with other Debian derivatives. It could put you into a whole world of hurt. If you do try that, backup first and check dependency versions against those available in Devuan. Then cross your fingers and recite the appropriate incantations.
LOL! Sometimes low-tech is the only solution.
Welcome back mlsmith. We have missed you!!
I think you're describing "auto login". In the the config file of your dm (whatever that is) there should be an option to toggle yes/no. I think there is even an option to set that during installation but I don't do that often enough to be sure.
Maybe the builder of the PI3 images just doesn't read the forum?
Exactly. #devuan-arm (ping parazyd) and https://git.devuan.org/sdk/arm-sdk/issues/ are excellent places to catch his attention.
Not too dry but a little sexist. ![]()
The *kit backends are not fully sorted in ascii. This post should point you in the right direction:
https://dev1galaxy.org/viewtopic.php?pid=8217#p8217
All that is in the dir is directories. No files.
I guess I am going to have to email parazyd.
That or freenode #devuan-arm
golinux wrote:Surely this is a typo: /home/paralyzd/arm-sdk....
What do I know? In any case, the sym link points to something that isn't there. (:>)
This is what's in the script.
/home/parazyd/arm-sdk/You might like to know that parazyd builds all of the arm stuff.
Debian is already a great distribution in itself. So, there's no need to modify anything about it, in my opinion (besides removing the systemd component).
It is obvious you have no idea what 'removing the systemd component' involves. More grandiose, empty 'opinions' from the gnat that keeps buzzing in our ears . . .
Surely this is a typo: /home/paralyzd/arm-sdk....
. . . a revised, libre-oriented installer.
There has been talk recently (not related the current rants which most of the devs won't even see) about Devuan releasing a 'Libre' version possibly for Ascii in addition to what is now offered. The various components are scattered here and there. Just need to be collected and glued together. Unfortunately, most of us lack the skills to help with that so it remains on the to-do list . . .
Geesh . . . I was just trying to help but that will likely be the last time.
Just something to think about . . . very few things in this world are under our 'control'. The control that we do have is in the mind that perceives the uncontrollable. There is truth in what you say but it has taken you down quite a rabbit hole. Please stop trying to pull us in with you. Wasted bits and bytes . . .
Since the Jessie - Ascii upgrade the icons are a bit, er, loud, but editing the setting/Themes, I can select "Tango" which seems to offer nice icons, without changing the overall theme.
Geoff
These have been done for some time but not yet been packaged for ascii. Hopefully this weekend. Enjoy if the color suits you! https://dev1galaxy.org/files/DarkPurpy-links.tar.gz
Here's a suggestion . . . do you know that devuan has no-systemd version of tails?
https://heads.dyne.org/about.html
That might suit you perfectly.
No one would ever divulge my IQ to me so it will remain a mystery to the end of time. But I'm confident it's above room temperature. LOL!
Ever consider a walk in the woods or on the beach?
Nothing like violence to unwind.
Good grief . . .
Congrats! Are you a scruffy old graybeard? You probably look too intelligent to be chosen.
You do like to chew on a dry bone, don't you. No need to keep repeating yourself in 101 variations.
I believe in choice. I also believe pressing the wrong key would be operator error.
Yes to both of these statements. Forcing non-free is as offensive as limiting its availability. Crusaders are entitled to their opinion but it is just that. The choice to use or not use non-free is the USER's. ATM, that part of the installer is being carefully scrutinized, tested and updated to ensure consistency. As to pressing the wrong key . . . who of us hasn't done that a time or two. You take your lumps and move on. But it's PEBKAC, not the installer's fault.
You might want to read this. It doesn't answer your specific question but it will help you understand why some (non-functional) systemd files may be on your computer. If someone has the time and skill all those unsightly (but non-functional) deps could be removed from the offending apps and be repackaged.
Thank you very much for all those commands (that I didn't know the existence of).
I wasn't able yet to successfully install any version of Devuan on my computer (I'm waiting for the next stable release, that should be as functional on my computer as Debian 9) - but, I've tested all those commands in Debian already, and they work very well.
(That's a great way, then, to clear any doubts as to what type of software one has had installed on his/her computer.)
Self-verification should put your mind at ease. In the meantime, please just take a deep breath and try not to let your imagination take you down paths that are stressful for you and waste all our time and energy.
You might find this discussion informative.
Have you tried the ascii beta which is forked from Debian Stretch?
https://files.devuan.org/devuan_ascii_beta/