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As debian user i say no its not normal behaviour every version of gimp works there so its devuan bug.
As a "Debian" user . . . are you currently or have you ever actually used Devuan? Until you are more familiar with Devuan, it's probably best not to make sweeping, misleading and erroneous statements like that unless you like egg-on-face, of course . . .
Sorry I don't have a solution just my experience . . .
A very long time ago in simpler times, I used shotwell and liked it. Then it started to not-shot-so-well. Went around and around on their mailing list. Nothing I tried fixed it I moved on to gtkam . . .
What DE or WM are you using? The default XFCE has all the past custom Devuan themes available
The link works just fine but the visible link is truncated so you cannot copy/paste it directly. Use the complete URL.
Charon795 . . . Certain themes are available by default and you can switch them in Xfce from the "Settings - Appearance" options.
You can see the Devuan specific artwork in our git store:
https://git.devuan.org/devuan/documenta … t/graphics
There are also previews on the forum for the first 5 Devuan releases.
Good that you got it solved. However an note . . .
If "Chimaera" was any part of the setup and you typed "Chimeara" as you did in your initial post, perhaps that was partly at fault?
I am going to edit that post to prevent further confusion . . .
ruenoak . . . jaromil thinks he knows what the issue is and is supposedly working on it. He'll post here when it is fixed.
Hi all! I am a new devuan and linux user. i have some questions and also i am facing some problems
Welcome to Devuan!
2. I want to put a theme from the following site: https://www.xfce-look.org/p/1661959
Chose the Colloroid theme. The question is how to install it instead of the standard one?
You can either put it into /home/[youuser].themes/ or in /usr/share/themes. You will need to put it into /usr to have the theme work on synaptic etc.
anticapilatista was somewhat active on this forum for a while.
First signs of the wall breaking.
Or false-flag bait . . .
Don't think that Devuan is likely to be lured back into the fold . . .
Congratulations! FWIW I use labels and UUID in fstab . . .
. . . anyway, isn't Devuan a rolling release?
No! At least as to what I understand a rolling release to be. It is a "stable" release. "testing"is a rolling release until it becomes the next "stable" release. See:
I don't know how or why it went down that way in arch (and don't really care). But I do know how and why it went down in Debian. Re-posting these links for those who have missed them. Pehaps they will answer some of your questions:
OT: Open letter to the Linux World
Date: Tue Aug 12 2014 - 15:35:49 EST
https://lkml.iu.edu/hypermail/linux/ker … 02496.html
Systemd: The Biggest Fallacies by Jude C. Nelson
https://sysdfree.wordpress.com/2018/03/26/186/
General Resolution: init system coupling
https://www.debian.org/vote/2014/vote_003
Combatting revisionist history
2015-02-25 20:23
https://forums.debian.net/viewtopic.php?t=120652
How low have we fallen to be discussing a reddit thread here . . . seriously . . . worst place ever for accurate information . . .
I used it to get root privileges in thunar to change fstab entries to UUIDs etc. back in jessie days. Isn't that what you asked for? However, it probably doesn't work anymore. There are likely new ways of doing it today. I never mess with that stuff after it's set up so can't remember specifics . . .
Did you consult any instructions before launching into the install? I had wine installed on jessie but my system was 32 bit so much easier. I have not installed wine on 64 bit chimaera for reasons like you are describing but have discussed the process with those more in the know than I am. The takeaway for me was that wine requires 32 bit libraries alongside the 64 bit libraries and everything has to be done in a particular order. Some finger crossing is also probably a good idea . . .
It used to be easy with gksu thunar but gksu was removed/deprecated years ago. Search and there might be current alternatives.
sgage . . . having a bad day?
@alexkemp . . . finally got around to putting some of the "Powered-by" icons in git:
https://git.devuan.org/devuan/documenta … a45e4936f3
https://git.devuan.org/devuan/documenta … narrow.png
https://git.devuan.org/devuan/documenta … narrow.png
This info is in the commit:
Powered by Devuan icons courtesy of alexkemp. Thank you!
See: https://dev1galaxy.org/viewtopic.php?pid=43713#p43713
Thanks again!
Well then you can ignore the link I just added above. If you are used to gnome, carry on. Hope you can get things working and sorry for the noise . . .
golinux wrote:What desktop did you install? FF should be installed by default.
When installing the system, instead of Xfce, I chose to install Gnome.
Why? I never could figure out the gnome3 desktop. That's when I stopped using it a very long time ago. So sorry, can't help except to mention the Mate desktop which uses gnome2.
I will drop here a link from over 10 years ago for your reading pleasure :
GNOME (et al): Rotting In Threes
Did I misread something again . . . sigh . . .
This is what confused me because I have no idea what that means:
I tried to install through the Chromium terminal . . .
What desktop did you install? FF should be installed by default.
Installation of packages is handled by apt either via the command line or the synaptic package manager. Have you read this page?
golinux wrote:Welcome to Devuan! While I appreciate your contribution, I am puzzled by the title. I have no idea how to pronounce it, can't remember how to spell it so not in my memory bank and "Vende" as in the French verb "Vendre" which means "to sell" has me confused as to your intentions. Please enlighten me. Thanks!
The intentions are to spread and propagate Devuan, the name occurred to me while watching a movie about wolves... just like that.
Did the AI write that non-answer also? LOL! I surrender . . .
Welcome to Devuan! While I appreciate your contribution, I am puzzled by the title. I have no idea how to pronounce it, can't remember how to spell it so not in my memory bank and "Vende" as in the French verb "Vendre" which means "to sell" has me confused as to your intentions. Please enlighten me. Thanks!