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Devuan is not reliable and it is impossible to use devuan for serious purposes.
LOL! That would depend on your definition of "serious purposes". Perhaps the issue is not Devuan but your purposes!
When starting the Debian/Devuan normal installer (full or net-install), there is an option for "Graphical Installer", which is functionally identical to the NCurses "DOS knockoff", but it looks prettier. Functionally, this installer is perfectly fine and visually the graphical version is also fine. Every step is clear and well documented and it's not possible to reach the end of the installer without having a working system.
Note that this option is no longer available in Beowulf and probably beyond.
That depends. I have some wheezy pkgs running on jessie without issue.
Or directly from the Devuan repos. That is the preferred way to install Debian packages on Devuan:
https://pkginfo.devuan.org/cgi-bin/d1pk … elease=any
Thanks for the heads up. We'll fix it. ![]()
From the Devuan website:
Devuan has a network of package repository mirrors in place. The mirror network is accessible using the FQDN “deb.devuan.org” via http NOT https. Country Codes (CC) are currently unavailable but a specific mirror from the list can be accessed using the corresponding BaseURL.
Instructions for getting the keyring can also be found on the website at: https://devuan.org/os/keyring
dmo is a sure path to a frankendevuan. ![]()
Congrats! Please mark as solved then.
Ron . . . have you read the Release Notes?
Well said, steve_v
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If ascii is fully upgraded, you should be good to go.
In Synaptic there is an option under "Status" for "Installed (auto removable)". Some other options are also available if you poke a around a bit. I am rather sloppy about tending to such things . . .
Yes. I checked and saw that bit of advice is not in the documentation. Should probably be added . . . prior knowledge should never be assumed. I'll leave it to someone more versed in upgrades to give you advice about where to go from where you are.
Did you upgrade ascii before changing your sources list to beowulf?
This is a comment not an answer to your question(s). I use synaptic most of the time. I also usually start from scratch with a new install so I don't have many upgrades under my belt. I know you have your reasons but I would never trust a dist upgrade to synaptic. I would do it in a terminal. Just my .02.
I hope it works out for you . . .
Thanks for doing this.
Did you send him a link to this post? IIRC, runit will not be officially supported until the Beowulf point release.
Please read the Beowulf Release Notes.
You should be ranting at Debian.
That's quite a rant but has no useful description of what you did to get to beowulf. Did you read the Release Notes and follow the installation documentation?
I cannot find how to post on this forum? I can reply but how do I post something myself?
Go to any forum topic for example https://dev1galaxy.org/viewforum.php?id=10
You'll see the forum title and under that pagination on the left and the option to post a new topic on the right:
Index » Forum Feedback
Pages: 1 2 Next >>>>>>> Post new topic <<<<<<<
Let's see a copy of your sources.list
Not really for dummies but very informative.
Just for the record. I have no mobile devices and all my devices are wired. I have not yet found a need for wifi which simplifies my life greatly (after it's hooked up).
Be positive: the OP wants to help.
I'm not so sure about that. But sometimes best just to ignore such rants an move on. The OP has the right to relinquish as much freedom as (s)he chooses.
@bimon . . . Thank you