Here's a new review of EXE GNU. 

https://youtu.be/VWCAF7LNmtI

The butcher backed into the meat grinder and got a little behind in his work.

This may sound strange, but try running...

apt-get update

...first. Then try installing UFW.

Thank you r.r; I appreciate it sir.

Yet, I'm still confused. Yes, I include a network manager in my builds; however, I follow a guideline in how I build. Therefore, all builds are the same, yet some builds have this delay while others don't. Strange...strange indeed.

A photon checked into a hotel, and the bellhop asked him if he needed help with his luggage.

The photon said, "No thanks. I'm traveling light."

Three blondes walk into a bar followed by a brunette. The brunette ducked.

A Roman and 4 friends total five...the Roman Numeral for 5 is V...two fingers make a V.

Perhaps I should have called it "The Bad Jokes Thread"? LOLOLOL!

Thanks lunario! Looks great!

Looks like I'm almost there! Made 2 new wallpapers for 2018, so they'll be included in the release(s)...if the release(s) happen. I still haven't tried an actual build/.iso yet. This has been a lot of fun...I think. LOLOLOL!

By the way...if golinux reads this, feel free to move this if you'd like...not sure why I posted this here instead of the Derivatives forum.   ...and I apologize for any extra work it may cause.

Now there's an idea!

LOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOL!

Here's the latest...and hopefully...the best menu fix for the Obmenu-Generator menu in MiyoLinux if a user upgrades from Jessie to Ascii (and from Ascii to Ceres...see final note). I've tested it, and it works perfectly. Plus, it will give you the latest version of Obmenu-Generator.   This looks like a lot, but it only takes a couple of minutes...

AFTER UPGRADING...

You'll have no menu, but you'll need to open your file manager. If it's on the panel, no problem; otherwise, use the keyboard shortcut to open it...W=Windows key...

W + f

You can also open it with gmrun...

Alt +F2

You can also open it with the terminal...if that's on your panel, no problem; otherwise, use the keyboard shortcut...

CTRL + ALT + t

Now...

1. Save a copy of your schema.pl somewhere where you can easily find it (the schema.pl is found in ~/.config/obmenu-generator)

2. While you're in that same obmenu-generator folder, DELETE everything in it but keep the folder.

3. Open PCManFM as root, go to /usr/bin and delete the obmenu-generator file there.

4. Just to be sure, run the following command as root in the terminal...

apt-get remove obmenu-generator

Now the fun part...

5. Two of these three packages may already be installed, so try installing them one at a time in your terminal. It will tell you if you already have "the latest version"...

apt-get install git

apt-get install build-essential

apt-get install cpanminus

6. After that, run the following command (don't use su or sudo...just enter this command as written)...

git clone git://github.com/trizen/obmenu-generator

7. As root (su or sudo), enter the following command...

cp obmenu-generator/obmenu-generator /usr/bin

8. Run this command WITHOUT using su or sudo...

cp -r obmenu-generator/schema.pl ~/.config/obmenu-generator/

9. As su or sudo, run...

cpanm Linux::DesktopFiles

10. As su or sudo, run...

cpanm Data::Dump

11. As su or sudo, run...

chmod +x /usr/bin/obmenu-generator

12. WITHOUT su or sudo, run...

obmenu-generator -p -i

That should give you "the" obmenu-generator menu back, but it's not your menu.

13. So, with PCManFM still open (not the root file manager), navigate to the obmenu-generator folder (if you're not already there). Open it, and open the config.pl file with your text editor. If you enable line numbers, go to line 49, and change the name of the editor to "leafpad" (or the text editor that you're using).

Then go to line 71, and change the name of the terminal to "lxterminal" (or the terminal that you're using).

Save and close the file.

14. Replace the current schema.pl file with the one that you saved...(copy, paste, overwrite).

You should now have your old menu back...try it.

Post install note: You will have an extra obmenu-generator folder in your regular home folder...it can safely be deleted.

FINAL NOTE: If a user HAS ALREADY upgraded from Ascii to Ceres AND ALREADY fixed the menu according to these instructions, the only thing that is required is to open your terminal and run the following command...

cpanm Linux::DesktopFiles

...that should give you the menu back, otherwise, you will need to follow the complete instructions as outlined above if you haven't already upgraded to Ascii first AND fixed the menu.