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erdos . . . next time make sure to read the Release Notes that accompany each new release.
I do not know about IPv6 but County codes do not work in Devuan. Here are some useful links to help you sort things:
https://www.devuan.org/os/packages
http://pkgmaster.devuan.org/mirror_list.txt]mirror list
That request should be directed to Debian not Devuan. ![]()
You might want to have a look at the Packaging Guide for Devuan on our git.
Just got to work by invoking with sh instead of a plain reference. Apparently that gets around whatever the permissions issue is.
This ^ . . . I ran into the same problem recently . . .
The Ubuntu reference indicates that it might be self-inflicted:
From: https://www.devuan.org/os/packages
Devuan package repositories are exclusive. Other repositories, including Debian, Ubuntu, Mint etc, should NOT be used directly.
Maybe try images at https://arm-files.devuan.org/?
Also check backports to see if it might be there.
It does.
The canonical answer is here:
https://www.devuan.org/os/releases
And here:
https://files.devuan.org/ (or from your favorite mirror)
Gday
This is what I don't understand
Why cant the community fork or pull soyd/dbus/avachi from opensource programs?
[cut rant]
Does the soydless community even have a plan of action to go ahead ?
There are talkers and doers. Until you become a doer, silence is the best option. Perhaps you'll find a more appreciative audience elsewhere . . .
Why don't we fork systemd instead? Let's just remove unneccessary parts. Can't we do that? Wouldn't it be better? Or worse?
Why would anyone want systemd in the first place?
@czeekaj - There has been a customized Clearlooks-Phenix-* theme for each Devuan release. Take a look here for some theming tips. Clearlook-Phenix is down the page a bit. Might give you some ideas.
I would have actually enjoyed American history class if this had been the guide. No such luck as the book hadn't been written yet!
A People's History of the United States by Howard Zinn.
Wow! Was the solution as simple as that?
Debian and Linux forums couldn't help yet in the same timeframe!
We are here and they are there for many reasons, one of which you just discovered.
You don't owe me anything, I'm just a lowly user who works on other FOSS, but FWIW I find this lacking.
Not going to waste anymore time on this as any answer I provide would not satisfy you.
If you would like more detailed documentation provided:
1. join the Devuan Team
2. get to know us and how we collaborate
3. write the documents you desire to meet your expectations
Financial Reports
Team
Popcon
Distrowatch Rankings
Participation is the best way of understanding the answers to your questions.
> We are all adults
Waiting for this part to be revised once some under-18 users complain (which they should)...
Some under 18 are more adult than many over 18. IOW, maturity is not a number and hopefully those who come here will attempt to understand that.
I am on sid Devuan
Just to reduce confusion for new readers . . .
There is Debian sid.
There is no Devuan sid.
There IS Devuan ceres.
Devuan ceres identifies, works around some and blacklists other systemd dependencies in Debian sid.
Yes I think there was a mistake on that link;
the OP had this link: https://imgur.com/8MA5SQK which does include the "swoosh"
Yeah, I saw that up top. A bit too murky imo but at least marginally visible. Thankfully not my problem . . . ![]()
I'm confused . . . maybe it's my old eyes . . . or maybe I don't understand what a watermark is . . . or maybe I need special xray glasses?