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Just take a deep breath and let it all go . . . it is nothing but a dream . . .
Please stop wasting Devuan resources on your therapy.
@andyp67 . . . I suggest you start a personal diary to reflect and record your thoughts. Your ability to do so on this forum is about at an end.
Or one can have 3+ cell phones with different profiles for different tasks.
I prefer not to be a monkey behaving for the machine 24/7 . . . I would rather unplug . . .
Thinking is the root of the human predicament. Our "madness" imposes a false narrative on the experiences impinging on our sensory organs and we turn that bare experience into a fantasy that has little to do with reality. IOW we live in a dream (more of a prison) that is of our own making. It is a choice to dream but not so easy to wake up . . .
I seem to be more of a fossil than you. I do not have a working cell phone. Only one which has never had a working account for 911 emergency use only . . .
The web is deranged because it magnifies the reality that our species is deranged with greed, hatred and delusion. I vote for extinction . . .
No crystal balls here. That decision will come from Debian and Devuan will follow.
https://wiki.debian.org/LTS
I surrender to the chaos of the universe and the human mind . . . ![]()
Define Devuan standards.
Devuan is what YOU choose it to be. Take responsibility for creating YOUR workspace and YOUR reality YOUR way. The options are infinite . . .
But it's not good enough, this is Devuan, the live should mirror the regular storage device install, and it doesn't.
If you had used the netinstall iso and chosen the "expert install" option you would have had more control of what was installed. The netinstall uses a slightly modified version of the Debian installer. The "live" iso uses the "refractainstaller" which only copies the files of a default Devuan desktop installation to your installation media.
You can read descriptions of the available Devuan installation media here.
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^^^ this. I am also completely lost . . .
Official Devuan policy from https://www.devuan.org/os/install:
Non-free firmware packages are available on all install media. These packages will only be installed if required by your wifi adapter. To avoid the automatic installation and loading of needed non-free firmware, choose the Expert install option during the installation process.
The desktop-live and minimal-live images have non-free firmware packages pre-installed. These packages may be removed after boot using the remove_firmware.sh script available under /root.
The human mode of production is equally at fault. This is the solution.
(also off-topic)
golinux wrote:I'm not sure what your question is or even if there is one . . .
I think they're asking if it's possible to use both Debian and Devuan (unmerged)'s repos, with Devuan packages being at a higher priority. A possible usecase could be that the user is in a country where Debian has a faster and closer mirror than Devuan's, and want to use that as much as possible.
Thanks jobbautista9!
@recklessswing . . . There are 2 scripts as well as manual instructions on how to migrate from Bullseye to Chimaera on our install page. Perhaps something in those methods will be useful to you.
I'm not sure what your question is or even if there is one . . .
Happy to hear that you got everything sorted. ![]()
Now that you've got the BB code straightened out, feel free to edit your first post for readability.
Digital incarceration will mean lots of dumpster diving for old hardware . . . ![]()
Secure boot turned on or off makes no difference to this.
The system boots. I just need to enter the crypt password twice.
I want to stop that.
Well, I have never used uefi so tried to explain something I don't understand that well so not surprising.
I used the code tags, but preview of the post didn't show any change.
There is a list of clickable tags on the "Post a reply" line. Just hilight and click the appropriate tag like this or
like thisWelcome to the forum!
I just had a phone conversation with fsmithred who creates the live isos and he said that no one has gotten secure-boot to work. You can search for other posts on this forum. It should boot if you turn off secure-boot in the bios.
Suggestion . . . it would make your post easier to read if you used "code" tags. Thanks.
golinux wrote:Have you ever actually tried it?
To follow up on that, I just installed chimaera on a thinkpad X230, from the default live image, with refracta...
I really appreciate that you gave it a spin.
Seriously, I think I could write a better install process myself in zenity and bash.
Show us the code and maybe we'd use it!!! ![]()
Remind me how this disaster is an improvement over d-i again?
Different strokes for different folks. It can be quite useful to test a distribution live before going through the hassle of installing. The installaion just copies files; no downloading needed unless you request it. Then with refractasnapshot you can create a live iso of your running installed system which is very handy for backup.
I could really do without all the networkmanager/pulseaudio/garbage-kit bloat TBH.
Are you sure that pulseaudio is installed? I have been running Devuan since 2015 and pulseaudio has never been installed. apulse gets the job done quite nicely. IIRC that is the default even for the installer isos. I don't need networkmanager because I am always wired and with a window manager, I'm pretty sure you can get rid of all the polkit stuff . . . All of that objectionable stuff would be installed with the default desktop even using the installer iso so your complaints are a bit of a thud . . ..
Amazing tabla and bansouri:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O2K0ptoYpuc
Choice is, on the other hand, the reason I moved away from Debian, and the reason I'm steadily moving away from binary distros in general. Primarily, that's the choice to not install 500lbs of crap I don't want or use.
And you have that choice installing with either the netinstall or the mini-iso. Even CD 1 of the 4 CD set should get you a very minimal install.
Anyway, this is horribly off-topic. Maybe if the OP replies someday...
Yeah . . . I may split it off a bit later . . .
@steve_v . . . Isn't choice the point of free software? The desktop-live installs a default Xfce desktop using the refractainstaller. Nothing more. Nothing less. All the descriptions on the website and elsewhere say exactly that so you shouldn't have expected it to do anything else.
The Refracta derivative is customized with different options that make it Refracta based on Devuan.
Head_on_a_Stick wrote:Refracta
On that note... Any particular reason we're moving to that (unmentionable, IME) thing instead of using the venerable debian-installer? I mean, we kinda have a serviceable wheel already, no?
Refracta has been around for AGES. Here's one of the first posts brought up in a search from 2009-05-07 on FDN.
could always try http://refracta.org/ it truly is debian with a slimmer and lighter default install
Refracta has been the default live installer for Devuan since jessie.
Refracta snapshot and installer are invaluable tools for sooo many users. Have you ever actually tried it?
refracta.org has been up for a long time and many derivatives of various Linux distros use it. I use refractasnapshot to create a backup image in case things go south.
My current installation is based on the refracta version of chimaera (no install recommends and other nice defaults). Yeah, I'm a fan . . . ![]()
My old Intel Haswell needed an .asoundrc file to sort the 2 chips on the board. Maybe that's an option? Or more likely this is just noise and apologies for that . . .