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Sorry for resurrecting an old post, but I'm experiencing the double item issue on Caja (1.16.6), too. My phone is a Motorola Moto-G (first model I think - don't know if this is relevant -... it shows as "XT1032" on file managers), and when I plug it in, almost always a double icon appears under "Devices", the "almost" is because sometimes the phone shows once. When it shows twice, both of the "devices" are fully functional, e.g. I can browse, cut/copy etc. files from/to both of them. I'm on ASCII fully updated.
thanks I installed it and currently am playing with conky.conf (and figthing with Lua syntax, but that's another matter). So far I've got only one problem, a font which make conky crash with a "floating point error" or the like, or maybe it's the font name (is a dash allowed in the name?)
I surely vote for Messi... his ancestors went to Argentina from my homeland
that teacher kind of reminds me of Theoden's speak before the battle in front of Gondor
Welcome from Italy, your antipodes Seen some beautiful view of your country on the Brokenwood tv show
Hi greenjeans, just a question about your desktop: what's the program displaying date/time and keyboard shortcuts I see on the desktop?
Great!
I had a look at the Italian localization and started to fill the missing strings, tomorrow I should finish it (it's our Republic Celebration Day, so I won't have to go to work ).
ok. Geany had a text file with the menu and messages strings associated with "string IDs" (something.po if I recall), a sort of resource file, which I edited with a tool named "POEdit". So this task should be simpler than Geany's one
Hi Ralph! I'm from Italy, and contributed to the Italian localization of Geany (a source code editor) some years ago, so I think I could help with the Italian pack. What should I do, in case? Just go to fluxbb resources link and follow the instructions there?
Thanks golinux
Don't worry, I'm well aware of potential issues of backporting or mixing repos/distros. I currently use Ascii because in Debian I've always used the "testing" branch, and in my sources.list there are only the auto.mirror.devuan.org lines + the local dir with some debs I build from upstream source (eg Avidemux and some other which are only on deb-multimedia.org and thus not available in Debian). I was just curious about the additional repository listed in sources.list.d/devuan.list and its role, but now having seen it cited in the discussion on dng about apulse somehow clarified it to me.
Hi all from Marche, Italy
My first post here isn't about some issue or trouble about Devuan but more just a curiosity: poking around my system (especially /etc) after the switch I made from Debian Stretch last year, I noticed the file in the subject was added to apt configuration. By reading the comment in the first lines I understand it lists some kind of additional repository, but what would I get if i'd enable it? Newer/experimental stuff not yet ready for the "official" repository (eg. vdev)?
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