Preciousssss

I get mine locally not online. Surely you have a battery shop somewhere that deals in only batteries, the shop i go to is called battery world, it covers just about every conceivable battery you would want apart from a tesla.

sorry i should have read your opening post better, looks like you have looked into xmodmap. I think i meant to say setxkbmap

what does doing this command give you?

setxkbmap -option altwin:swap_alt_win

if this works for you, put it in your autostart file.

to restore the default behaviour do...

setxkbmap -option

An interesting thread over at linux questions.

https://www.linuxquestions.org/question … page3.html

Someone needs to clean up the dubious spam posts on those lists.

"triggered"

You're not sorry and you will do it again, it's in your SJW nature. Go have a cry in the corner for awhile and think about what you cant cope with.

Ok fair enough i see what you mean, maybe what I should say is it might not make much sense in the way hyperbola is switching over to openbsd as the base and to do something similar with debian and devuan (just focusing on rebasing devuan on a certain bsd and dropping support for linux).  As i understand it, hyperbola will phase out linux in the future, not something debian or devuan would be doing being a universal operating system. Besides those links show they have abandoned all such efforts in porting bsd's so the point is rather moot. Hypothetically, if a team of talented devs were to undertake such an endeavor then this might not be a moot point.

I think we are in for a long wait to see if hyperbola can pull this off, their road map to completion is a long way off yet and a lot can happen in the time frame they have set themselves.

As long as devuan is a fork of debian, re-basing Devuan on BSD derived kernel is not going to happen unless there are some folk out there who are able to do this. I dont speak for the devuan team i just see this question as too complex to undertake given the roadmap devuan is on.

The only way ive found to fix systemd is to sudo wipefs --all /dev/sda and install devuan

Post up your .cwmrc and ....

RTFM https://www.mankier.com/5/cwmrc

edit: there is no openbsd-cwm package in devuan.

The only packages in devuan are listed here: https://pkginfo.devuan.org/cgi-bin/d1pk … elease=any

What distros, what are the other things?

You have been asked to give more information yet you are still very vague in your answers, have been from the start. If you want more help you need to be more verbose.

Another question might be does your ISP/Carrier support tethering but charges for this service?

It might be a case of it being available but in order for it to work the carrier needs to turn it on, some ISP's are evil like that.