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Yes, I have.I'll probably try it during semester break when it doesn't matter if my system is borked, and needs repair.
I never thought of running it in a virtual machine, because I have to use a dirty little thing called "respondus lockdown browser. Earlier versions ran on wine, but respondus have fixed that. I also ave read reports that it doesn't work in a virtual machine, so never bothered to test it.
I've used the bunsenlabs netinstall script in the past, and it is pretty good. The difficulty is that systemd is more than a dependency, it is a necessity for much of BL to work. Hence, I think all I am up to is modifying the BL configs, and altering their pipe menus,
But I need to look at Star; it may fulfil my requirements without any need to alter things. I'll boot into the Star live iso later today, and have a good go at it, to find out.
I'll also post a question at the BL forums later, to see if anyone there has any ideas.
Thanks HectorBRX, . I have read the relevant post, and it seems that kleiner_husar was lucky enough to have some pre-systemd BL binaries/configs on a USB
I don't have access to these, and although johnraff or one of the other devs at BL would probably be able to provide them, I have decided to purchase a larger SSD, and triple boot (Win 10,which I need for study), Devuan, and BL..
I won't be able to do this for a few weeks, but when I do I will have time to play with Devuan and get the type of set up I like---I'll need to do it this way, because life is full, and I am slow at this type of playing.
In the meantime, I'll continue reading documentation and the forum, to make it wasier when I get there.
Thanks all for your comments!
Yes, I;ve downloaded star, and will have a look at it soon,
Thanks.
Fair enough, my mistake. And I will read them now.
EDIT: It appears that a fresh install may be the easiest way to go.
Thank you all for your comments.
I will go desktop-live first.
On LightDM and xfce, I have used them together in Debian, and all things being equal, they should be fine together surely.
Well, it all needs backing up, then I will try. Nothing ventured, nothing learnt.
I first used crunchbang, then moved to Bunsenlabs.
I've read the instructions about moving to ASCII, and some things are very clear: I must purge network manager and all bunsen packages, and delete bunsen cofigs in \~.
But, there are a lot of kde and gnome packages in the basic install. Will these cause problems? Or should I do a fresh install?
I'm expecting to be told a fresh install, but can anyone confirm that this is the way to go, please
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