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Settings > Panel > Bottom of front page > Choose the right panel > Height (among other settings). I hope this is understandable. I am not using a English i user interface.

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What about "apt purge qemu-kvm". Or in aptitude stroke p (for purge) over the not installed packages to get rid of configuration files of all previously installed packageswich is not installed or present any more ??

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Please relax just a bit ,-)). The world is not going to an end just yet. If you have something to tell, then tell it. Stop accusing and behave friendly please. Devuan is doing what it is doing just fine. And people who uses and support it are friendly to each other.

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You can also use tasksel as root to reset and change the install to a default state. It works very well at least in debian.

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Well wait to your local mirror gets updated. It can take some time. If it is not working tomorrow, then olease post your sources.list

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Lars H

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Yes ifup and ifdown does work if /etc/network/interfaces are properly configured.

This is what I use after "upgrading" to Chiamaera.

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A quick look https://processordigest.blogspot.com/20 … essor.html

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Just looking into gentoo-handbook. ATM they are still using open-rc as init manager. But they do have systemd stage 3 for those who prefer or need that (for gnome among other things).

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Does your TV have an onboard D/A-converter. Some TV may have it others not (all modern computer monitors do have it). If your TV do not have a D/A- converter it cannot make sound via HDMI. If it have worked previosuly then it is a setup problem. But you might need to use audio-cable from speaker-output to get sound.

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Do never mix versions and distributions. Until chimera becomes stable it will receive no security updates. But it is a rolling distribution until then (the last months before release it will not have new packages and versions either, that is how to make it stable). Read more here https://www.debian.org/releases/testing/ You cant have everything you want. Either stable with older and very stable packages, or testing/unstable with newer but less tested packages.

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Sounds good. There should be no problems running the stable kernel (except for security but there is no support for that with chimera yet). But is linux-iamge-amd64 installed on your system. If not it does explain the missing upgrade ;-))

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Hi no. 1 Is connman added to your startup. If not use "update-rc.d connman enable" to add it.

No 4. The behavior of logging in as root has changed. So you have to use "su -" to login with full path. This to prevent the root user to damage the system on purpose. I find this myself a bit stupid. But so be it

Thats what I can help with for now

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