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HoaS . . . I posted that thread to make all the moving parts available for testing/use before Clearlooks-Phenix-Cinnabar was packaged.
I worked that out on the Xfce forums. Have gotten some great help there undoing some GTK3 nastiness, The gtk3-nocsd package is in the Devuan repos.
bgstack15 . . . the gtk3-nocsd was created to eliminate the disappearing scrollbars in the Clearlooks-Phenix-* theming for ascii and beowulf. Looks like it is still here but check to make sure that it hasn't been tweaked since I posted that in this thread. Maybe fsmithred will stop by with the latest update.
Devuan are not a solution for blind persons or end users.. sorry guys but.. that's not a path!
Wrong (as so much else in your post). Devuan's minimal-live iso is customized to meet the needs of blind and visually impaired users. If you don't like Devuan you have plenty of other choices.
We discussed having Trinity in Devuan years ago. It never went anywhere. Trinity is available in the Devuan derivative Exe GNU/Linux - http://exegnulinux.net
Feel free to package Trinity for Devuan and we will consider including it. If Xfce goes south I suspect we might move to a WM rather than full-blown desktop as the default.
Code tags would be more readable than quote tags.
Just fixed that. ![]()
Sidenote . . . My brief encounter with Ubuntu about 15 years ago quickly cured me of the sudo thing.
Why didn't you use ascii 2.1? It was released 2 months ago.
Oh, and I did have nvidia driver installed using sgfxi for awhile yesterday. That installed a version 440-something, and it was interesting watching that script resolve a lot of issues as they were encountered.
Yes, that script is very clever at getting nVidia installed and blacklisting nouveau etc.
Use chromium or palemoon or [your alternate browser of choice] until we work around the after-migration glitches.
I have been holding my tongue as this suggestion offers (or at least used to offer) a painless solution for the technically challenged. At one time I had an nVidia card, maybe 8-10 years ago, and sgfxi installed it perfectly and painlessly. I have no idea if that is still the case but might be worth a try.
Ah . . . the joy of Linux . . .
Please have a look at this:
Looks like your email finally got through to the list. There are 3 failed over-sized instances in moderation. I will delete unless you give me a reason not to.
Yes. Me. OK, the messages are in moderation because they are over the 40 KB size limit. Can you trim them a bit?
And can I steal your firemenu? That's a brilliant idea
You can find it here: https://sourceforge.net/projects/refracta/files/Extras/
It might be available in the beowulf backports which aren't available yet but will be soon.
@fsmithred . . . I suggested he look at that to confirm that multiboot can be done. I thought if he poked at it a bit he might be able to figure out how to put one together.
May the GR vote gift us a sane result!!
I contribute one vote for the Solstice! That's something that everyone on this planet shares in common. ![]()
Longer days now coming . . .
The guy who does venenux used to hang around here. His most recent post was 2019-11-26.
Please look at the multi-boot iso that fsmithred made for the Devuan conference in April. That may give you some hints.
thanks if someone let the post through, its posted.
I didn't touch it. By the time I read your post, it was already there. Perhaps you are too impatient . . .
Sorry, I don't have an answer for you but I feel your pain. I have always been overwhelmed by the blob of text too. That's one reason I use synaptic which produces a nice neat list that can be manipulated in several ways.
Just an fyi that the default in beowulf will be NOT to merge but there will be an option in the installer if you want to do the merge.