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Just followed the instructions on the github. It's just a single python script so far as I can tell.
There are some problems, but they appear to be due to the tool itself and not debuan, so I'll change the subject line
Oh duh, got the key updated and it appears to be installing now.
Just have to see if it'll nuke Devuan like it did MX Linux
ball wrote:I'm well aware. I was suggesting using katoolin on Devuan or MX Linux.
MX Linux just has sysvinit enabled according to Debian's instructions. All of systemd is still intact and can be enabled at user's request. So how would that be different than trying katoolin on Debian itself?
MX Linux does not have systemd installed by default, and they strongly urge users not to use it.
I tried it and the packages won't install due to some kind of key issue:
E: Some packages could not be authenticated
This may be due to the insane firewall here. I can't even access the devuan web sites without a VPN (or most sites it seems). I'm running a crappy VPN now (so I can post here), but it still gives the error.
It did install for MX Linux, but it nuked the install completely.
...but Ubuntu isn't going to be much better, in that regard...
I'm well aware. I was suggesting using katoolin on Devuan or MX Linux.
...so, your best bet is trying them out in a nonpersistent, throwaway, live environment, and reporting back to us, so as to provide the community some well-researched and tested insights...
I currently don't have a ton of bandwidth or time, and the libraries (brick and mortar kind) here are filtered all to hell. I'm going to make an attempt later today at the library but don't expect much. It'll be a shot in the dark and last couple times I tried this I ended back on BT5.
The point of this thread is to find out if someone else has tried this already as to not waste not only my time, but everyone else's. It's a little thing called communication. Don't protest too loudly or you might reveal your autist level.
When bt changed to kali, they inherited systemd hell from Debian. There is a tool called katoolin which I think is mainly used by ubuntu users which might work?
https://github.com/LionSec/katoolin
Not sure how similar the Kali and Devuan distros are. Cross-repository includes seen to only work if they're roughly derivative.
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