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Please relax or take a break. This tone is not friendly at all. And then it is best to say nothing until calmed down a bit.

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Lars H

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Would you like me to test the network-install beta again when it comes out later (maybe this week). Just to see if the installer problems in encrypted multiple disk installs are gone ??

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Lars H

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My fault (very tired when answering). I have a 1 TB ssd for / . Not encrypted. And two disks 1TB for /home and 6TB used for /data. They are both encrypted with dm-crypt. And getting those two disks to work was the problem. No LVM. Not needed. But as I said if I had made and mounted them before beginning the install it would probably just have worked. It did work in Debian 10 and Beowulf without issues.

No did not edit those files. But that would be what I would had done if not using the installer. As I did when installing gentoo :-)

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Lars H

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Yeah, it looks like a better solution than pulseaudio. But again is Redhat making a big monolithic system. Video and audio in one solution. To me it does not look as the best solution. But lets see how things goes when pipewire matures.

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Well.

No, he did not answer your question. And that probably because he was writing while you were posting. There are 8 minutes between his and your post.

I would not use trinity for critical work. But the code is maintained and releases are frequent. So not more risky than other smaller projects.

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I know. But they might keep a database or another tool to keep track of the records. I was in the beginning impressed by how one person could add several thousand lines in 100+ files in one commit, and at the same time make more such commits per day. Very efficient. But I am sure there are tools for such jobs. But no one outside of muse knows what is going on. But one one the old developers jojoSchmidt is still there. In case of a fork I am sure he might be the person to clean up the mess.

They do btw. still have some comments in the code. But way fewer than previous versions. If it is enough to let someone from outside hack into it I will not be able decide.

We will have to see what happens. If they remove and commercialize big parts of a GPL program they might be on the edge of violating the license, or at least what it was intended to do. I hope someone will stand up and defend the license in that case. A lot of firms are depending on GPL software, and would probably not be happy if someone steals that. And if they require you to buy or download commercial software in order to achieve core functionality I think it must be considered non-free software and by that violating the GPL. The muse group is by the way registered in San Fransisco.

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Lars H

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A bit related. With musescore they are rewriting all of the code. And they have removed most comments in the code, so it will be a big challenge for somebody to maintain a fork of the new code because of that. In a way I feel they are "stealing" the program from the current users. And quite a lot of the of developers has left.

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My printer is just as old (1997). I will just mention that printer drivers has nothing to do with 32 vs 64 bit. Most printers that worked in the old days will continue to do so. I have not heard about removed drivers if supported by CUPS. And when dealing with conservative distributions as debian (and Devuan) I am sure it will be that way all most forever

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Lars H

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You are most welcome. You are absolutely not the only one. This question pops up at least once per week.

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As far as I remember, you need to use the advanced install mode to get this. If you want grub to boot your machine directly it will in my experience always choose the right drive, especially if you are using uefi and secure boot (secure boot do not need to be enabled) but you then need a  esp partition.

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Lars H

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Yes, they are keeping a central quite complete archive. I am currently not following Debian as close as idid when I used it :-) , but what I have heard was cleaning up of all the repository and download mirrors, so they did not have these old unsupported releases laying around.

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Lars H

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Do you have firmware-amd-graphics installed ??

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Lars H