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@abower I would trust testing LONG before I trusted unstable ![]()
Bold of you to use Ceres, the one time I tried it, I ran into LOTS of issues.
I learned my lesson lol.
Honestly if you want to do a rolling release os there are better options out there then devuan.
Voidlinux & artixlinux both fit that bill.
But yeah, I second what golinux said. That is what unstable does.
Surprised you haven't had more hiccups.
@Babarosa I wonder if palemoon would work on that device. I am sure firefox would be too heavy though. And obviously use ublock origin legacy from their addons.
@steve_v some of its good qualities exist in init programs like s6 or dinit.
I have in fact heard that was a purpose for s6, to do systemd on a lightweight level.
@trinidad who would want a headache waiting to happen?
That's what wayland is...
Still better to have a piece of systemd as a dependency then the whole damn thing.
I think most on here would agree with that.
And as previously stated, @brocashelm, palemoon can build without d-bus. I have done it many times ![]()
JWM is especially lightweight on cpu usage. So you missed one window manager. i3-wm and dwm are also light, but they are much more minimal and have less functionality then JWM.
JWM, has the bare minimum I need for it to work on par with DEs but while still using very little resources. ![]()
You really don't need much to run jwm.
I bet it could run on less cpu power than almost every other window manager with a taskbar.
@greenjeans does keepassxc minimal still require dbus?
@brocashelm palemoon is buildable without dbus just so you know. I have done it many times before.
Yup.
Not sure about firefox and similar though.
@greenjeans When I bring up intelligence, i am also talking about if they have common sense, so nice try. ![]()
Point being, common sense is lacking in USA. Otherwise certain people wouldn't have power. right now or since 2016.
@greenjeans not everyone is that intelligent. In usa, I heard recently that half of the public has a fifth grade education... just insane.
If true, this is why security considerations are so important to the vast majority of people I think.
As for udisks, dbus and other redhat garbage, there is a HUGE reason that Hyperbola ditches so much of that crap.
Overengineered crap makes lots of vulnerabilities and really bad ones at that.
This is one of those times I think, good. I am glad Hyperbola ditched this crap in plain english.
@greenjeans hmmm I didn't even realize lol.
Welp, w/e.
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@greenjeans you made the 69th comment, congrats ![]()
But yeah, I don't know what else to say beyond that for now.
@greenjeans well thats good to know. So the video player isn't relevant for me then because it uses as much resources as mpv.
Good to know.
Although making an appimage would still be a good idea. Then non debian based distros can use it.
@greenjeans I actually wonder how much cpu usage your video player uses compared to like mplayer or mpv.
Although it might not matter.
I was only curious.
Pity you can't make it compilable by source using making it compatible with my distro though.
Although, would a self contained appimage be possible? Or do you not know how to make one?
I wondered
@greenjeans I don't see those ones in Hyperbola. Although something else might exist, not sure.
Its also possible they might have used to exist and I have them still, but I never deleted them. sorry I can't be much more helpful.
@greenjeans
1.18.4-1 gst-libav
@greenjeans I can't install the deb in Hyperbola. That's the whole thing I am trying to say...
It compiled once I tried it but:
Error: Could not open database /home/user/.local/share/vsvp/vsvp_db
I got that error and whenever I load vsvp and something peculiar also happens
https://upload.disroot.org/r/teeZfv04#A … 7ZAznZawU=
This is very peculiar
@greenjeans I was actually speaking of the source code at minimum or a PKGBUILD that would work in hyperbola gnu/linux-libre
If you could do one or the other that would help.
When I say source code I do mean like the tar.gz with instructions how to build.
Would it be possible for you to make A PKGBUILD of that?
Also, does this application support sndio and alsa?
Just asking since the size interests me.
or even in source if possible too.
I do use Hyperbola though.
@ralph
It seems I found a way, I misunderstood what I was seeing on the search engine.
I tried typing in sendkey ctrl alt f1 or something like that in qemu part and it worked.
That was a result I saw, but I misunderstood the sendkey part. where that was.
@golinux something wrong with my post?
Are you not entertained?
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and I just realized, we should all talk about opinions,
Like...
should we destroy all non-free hardware by DDOS.
Like here:
https://trisquel.info/en/forum/destroy- … e-software
Or should we try to sneak into Area 51 with a massive army from every possible angle and run full speed.
Or we could discuss wolf daemon's Liberal Derangement Syndrome!
OR WE COULD TRY TO TAKE OVER THE WORLD!
Lets try chatting about this!
How do I switch to control alt f1-f12 in a vm on qemu?
I keep searching online but the search results are pretty damn useless.
One thing that popups a lot is sendkey, but what is the linux sendkey?
What key on the keyboard is that?
I don't understand