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sgage wrote:
Ron, I just read this on SlashDot:"I just looked at the source for the page. It's static HTML with the ASCII art defacement poster enclosed in [pre] tags. There isn't any code there with which one could conceivably conduct an attack."
Can you give me a link to that? All I found was this: https://idle.slashdot.org/story/19/03/3 … pher-urls#
EDIT
Never mind, I see the quote at the bottom of the page I linked.
So for those of us who visited the hacked site, do we need to be concerned about a compromised system/browser?
What happened at devuan.org? Has it been hacked?
Panopticon wrote:
Many of the old legacy plugins in are available in palemoon too.
Here's a link with probably thousands (yeah, thousands) of legacy (so-called) add-ons. I would guess that a high majority will work in Pale Moon.
Hope some will find this link useful.
I have been happily using Pale Moon for the last 6 or 7 years (started with it while on Windows), and have Basilisk as a backup. There are no other browsers out there (right now) for me, except maybe Waterfox if I had to.
This is also off topic . . .
When I tried avidemux (it may have been twice, my memory isn't as good anymore) it was so buggy I got rid of it.
Thanks for the info, MiyoLinux. So at risk of hijacking this thread, will future releases of Miyo-Openbox (or Awesome) continue to not include pulseaudio?
Does Miyo have pulseaudio already removed? It's not installed on my system and I don't remember removing it.
I'm not sure I understand the problem, but maybe this link below will help??
Upload your screenshot to an image site (such as imgur) and put the link inside of
[img][/img]
tags. Your link should end in an image format, such as .jpg.
cretsiah wrote:
I know I was originally looking at a full KDE install, but no im not as sure footed on this idea after poking my nose around the KDE website.
Check out the Trinity desktop. It is a fork of KDE version 3.
This is a perfect example of why I avoid everything of Poettering's.
Thanks for that link. I have read that in the past. I forgot it was a sticky. So I gather from the sticky that libsystemd0 does nothing. So in that case I guess it doesn't matter if I update it or not? Is that correct?
Is it okay to delete this file? (Sorry if this is a thick-headed question)
I just noticed there is an update for libsystemd0. Does Devuan use this app/file/whatever? Would it break the OS if I deleted it? Or should I just update it? Thanks.
Whenever YT-DL comes out with a new version, I just do:
sudo wget https://yt-dl.org/downloads/latest/youtube-dl -O /usr/local/bin/youtube-dl
then
sudo chmod a+rx /usr/local/bin/youtube-dl
Thanks for all the help ralph.ronnquist. My "solution" of just using Parole to play CDs is mostly okay for me. Maybe one day I'll bite the bullet and learn scripting.
It says "dynamically linked." Here's the whole output:
/usr/bin/mpv: ELF 64-bit LSB shared object, x86-64, version 1 (SYSV), dynamically linked, interpreter /lib64/ld-linux-x86-64.so.2, for GNU/Linux 2.6.32, BuildID[sha1]=30938c116cf001493429a04bc7ae8241b20b56e9, stripped
I have to admit I don't have a clue what this is telling me.
Thanks ralph.ronnquist. That's an interesting link. I tried the same thing the guy in the link did, switching the engine from mpv to smplayer. I got a very similar error to his. I'm not versed at all in scrips or wrapper scrips. I'll have to research it when I find the time. One question though, how do I find out if mpv is a script already, as you state is a possibility?
Also, I pasted over your quote of José Jorge to my post in the SMPlayer forum. Hopefully they'll get this fixed.
I see a cdrom file in /dev. In properties, basic tab, it says "Link target: sr0." That sounds like what you wrote (I think). However, the file size says 0 bytes, is that normal?
Maybe a red herring, but error code 2 traditionally is EACCESS, which would mean that there is a permission problem for some file, or even that some intermediate directory is missing when the program attempts to access a file.
I notice at the bottom of the log file it says "No such file or directory." Does that point to a missing intermediate directory?
As a test, I installed Parole Media Player, and it plays CDs just fine. Does this give a clue as to what is SMPlayer's problem? I'd just use Parole for everything (because I hate having two apps that do the same thing), but when playing videos it puts a thin green line down the side of videos, just like Totem and Mint's Xplayer used to do for me.
EDIT
I just did a web search for "debug argument to start mpv with" and didn't find anything.
I posted this on SMPlayer forums but still waiting for a response there. I'm hoping anyone here who uses SMPlayer can help. When I try to play a CD (a prerecorded "album") I'm getting an "Exit code: 2" error. I'm on version: 16.11.0 (revision 8242), Devuan 2.0 (ASCII). Here's the log file. Thanks.
/usr/bin/mpv --no-config --no-quiet --terminal --no-msg-color --input-file=/dev/stdin --no-fs --hwdec=no --sub-auto=fuzzy --no-input-default-bindings --input-vo-keyboard=no --no-input-cursor --cursor-autohide=no --no-keepaspect --wid=60817427 --monitorpixelaspect=1 --osd-scale=1 --sub-ass --embeddedfonts --sub-ass-line-spacing=0 --sub-scale=1 --sub-font=Arial --sub-color=#ffffffff --sub-shadow-color=#ff000000 --sub-border-color=#ff000000 --sub-border-size=0.75 --sub-shadow-offset=2.5 --sub-codepage=utf8:ISO-8859-1 --sub-pos=100 --volume=100 --cdrom-device=/dev/cdrom --cache=auto --osd-level=0 --screenshot-template=cap_%F_%p_%02n --screenshot-format=jpg --screenshot-directory=/home/ron/Pictures/smplayer_screenshots --audio-channels=2 --audio-pitch-correction=yes --af-add=equalizer=0:0:0:0:0:0:0:0:0:0 --volume-max=100 --term-playing-msg=MPV_VERSION=${=mpv-version:}
INFO_VIDEO_WIDTH=${=width}
INFO_VIDEO_HEIGHT=${=height}
INFO_VIDEO_ASPECT=${=video-aspect}
INFO_VIDEO_FPS=${=container-fps:${=fps}}
INFO_VIDEO_FORMAT=${=video-format}
INFO_VIDEO_CODEC=${=video-codec}
INFO_AUDIO_FORMAT=${=audio-codec-name}
INFO_AUDIO_CODEC=${=audio-codec}
INFO_AUDIO_RATE=${=audio-params/samplerate}
INFO_AUDIO_NCH=${=audio-params/channel-count}
INFO_LENGTH=${=duration:${=length}}
INFO_DEMUXER=${=current-demuxer:${=demuxer}}
INFO_SEEKABLE=${=seekable}
INFO_TITLES=${=disc-titles}
INFO_CHAPTERS=${=chapters}
INFO_TRACKS_COUNT=${=track-list/count}
METADATA_TITLE=${metadata/by-key/title:}
METADATA_ARTIST=${metadata/by-key/artist:}
METADATA_ALBUM=${metadata/by-key/album:}
METADATA_GENRE=${metadata/by-key/genre:}
METADATA_DATE=${metadata/by-key/date:}
METADATA_TRACK=${metadata/by-key/track:}
METADATA_COPYRIGHT=${metadata/by-key/copyright:}
INFO_MEDIA_TITLE=${=media-title:}
--term-status-msg=STATUS: ${=time-pos} / ${=duration:${=length:0}} P: ${=pause} B: ${=paused-for-cache} I: ${=core-idle} cdda://1
Playing: cdda://1
++ WARN: Can't get file status for 1:
No such file or directory
++ WARN: could not retrieve file info for `1': No such file or directory
++ WARN: can't open nrg image file 1 for reading
[cdda] Can't open CDDA device.
Failed to open cdda://1.
Exiting... (Errors when loading file)
While I'm not the OP, I avoid PulseAudio because I don't like the philosophy of its author; that has nothing to do with tinfoil hats.
I don't know whether it was because of an update, or when I reinstalled my system, but now clicking and dragging on the desktop works like it always had.
Thanks MiyoLinux. I guess I can mark this now as "solved."
Well, it seems to have worked. However, there is no Install button on the desktop. How would I install if I had to? Would I use the refracta installer from the menu?