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Thanks for a definition/description of the solstice. I assumed everyone would already know that but maybe I expect too much of humans in 2021 (which is also an arbitrary numerical designation) . . .
Very true. In fact the fantasy comes from the solstice...
Yes . . . humans live in a fantasy world. They rarely see things are they are but rather as they imagine them to be. The source of all our suffering . . .
Sorry for not knowing this, yet.
And Thank you to point that out and get my problem fixed.
The "problem" is not that your installation hit a wall. The problem is not reading the Release Notes BEFORE you start to install.
Do I have to load them externally with the img tag?
Yes.
The solstice is the only event worth noting. All the rest is just human fantasy. ![]()
Note to nobodyuknow . . . I still struggle and get confused when I try to do what you're trying to do.
I think we could consider (in some way) honouring the name.
That's pretty much the process I went through for ASCII, beowulf and chimaera. Feel free to take over the task. There is a short HOWTO here.
But also note that #806A55 is a nice almost chocolate and nothing to do with green . . .
I like pastel green ...
Interesting that you would say that . . . the original color for jessie was going to be "leafy green" but it got voted down by devuan users.
If anyone is interested in taking on the theming of Daedalus, ping me. ![]()
@Altoid . . . You might look in chimaera-proposed-updates.
As someone who has worked in a service area supporting students with little of no vision (I retired end of August this year), I can now start arguing for Devuan on other mailing lists.
Thanks for the positive feedback here and on your other thread. But perhaps "advocating" might be more a more effective approach than "arguing". ![]()
GlennW . . . the isos at the above link are in the "unstable" directory. IIUC, they are not part of the main distribution offered at files.devuan.org and the mini.iso is even more minimal than the netinstall iso. Maybe have a look and correct me if I'm wrong . . .
Devuan claims to be a minimalist base GNU+Linux distribution . . .
That, of course, depends on the definition of "minimalist". That being said, there other Devuan installation media at https://pkgmaster.devuan.org/devuan/dis … s/netboot/. I have installed from the mini.iso. I can't remember the details but it was pretty "bare". Anyway, you might poke around there to see if any of those options suit your criterion better.
HoaS saves the day! I was not happy to see all those posts disappear. Broken link fixed. Anything else need to be done?
There is a way to do it from the boot screen by editing the kernel line. bluesdog has a howto over on the debian forum that I have used but it may be outdated by now. I would copy some notes that I have here but don't trust their accuracy because I haven't had to do it in years . . .
Typo?
Just curious if you ran a SMART test on it.
. . . I don't know what you mean by "the letter assigned to the drive."
A drive is named sda - sdb - sdc etc. sd(x) is the generic rendering of the location that needs to be adjusted to fit the specs of your system. IOW, replace the (x) with the letter appropriate to your needs.
So if i don't used 'Merged' i lose some packages?
Yes. All the ones coming from Debian directly. That's most of Devuan!
Ceres ships with new packages and newer kernel. But keep in mind, however, that Chimera is a testing ground. Also, don't prefer testing if security is a concern.
Chimaera is now our STABLE release. Daedalus is "testing".
EDIT: god I love shitposting. It's so exhilarating
Always entertaining and you are allowed to do so here . . . ![]()
@entropyagent . . . Perhaps an attitude adjustment is warranted. Instead of bitching and telling Devuan what to do, you could actually CONTRIBUTE something to Devuan by becoming the official tracker of "no longer supported browsers". Post to DNG and start a thread in News & Announcements and update as necessary. Ball is in your court.
Plead your case to Debian. Not going to happen at Devuan.
In my sources.list i have:
deb http://deb.devuan.org/merged chimaera mainI noticed in http://deb.devuan.org/ a merged subdir and
a dists subdir.
Since merged also contains a dists subdir what is it's use?
"merged" pulls in the unchanged packages directly from the Debian repos and merges them with packages that have been forked by Devuan.
Also if http://deb.devuan.org is an 'alias' to http://pkgmaster.devuan.org
why my sources.list contains both?
pkgmaster.devuan.org is the repository that syncs all the package mirrors. It should not be used directly and should be removed from sources.list
deb.devuan.org is the round-robin that chooses a mirror from the mirror pool.
This changed some years ago, maybe during ascii . . .
This from https://www.devuan.org/os/packages :
Note that all software shipped with Devuan in the main component is free software. But if needed, non-free software is also available. Just add the non-free and contrib components to the appropriate line(s) in /etc/apt/sources.list like this:
deb http://deb.devuan.org/merged chimaera main non-free contrib
Or comment it out with #