Hi Godefridus,
Here you are some packages:
- xinit xserver-xorg xserver-xorg-video-noveau, etc...
- rpl curl dselect console-data console-setup
- mesa-utils mesa-utils-extra
- compton (composite manager) --> I will share my config file
- bleachbit gtkorphan file-roller
- lxrandr lxtask xscreensaver xscreensaver-gl
- seahorse searchmonkey
- vidalia
- wxmaxima (mathematics)
- Other editors: emacs, medit, geany
Aitor.
On 07/10/15 11:00, Didier Kryn <k...@in2p3.fr> wrote:
Le 06/10/2015 19:07, Godefridus Daalmans a écrit :
>Hej,
>
>I just wanted to mention that I got an experimental Devuan jessie
>live-build to work with LXDE and lightdm and iceweasel.
>
>And amprolla seems to have lost the Contents-amd64.gz file so I had to
>make one.
>
>The only systemd components are udev and libudev1 (215-17+deb8u2)
>
>There's an annoying PolicyKit1 error at the beginning but otherwise it
>works.
>
>
>Thanks everyone who made this possible!
>
>I had to modify the live-build scripts quite a bit, which I'd like to
>upload. I haven't tested if they still work for Debian jessie.
>
>Another tip: after lb config, edit config/apt/preferences to add:
>Package: libpam-systemd
>Pin: release o=Debian
>Pin-Priority: -1
>
>It was a bit tricky to convince lightdm it didn't need systemd.
>
>If you'd like, you can e-mail me suggestions for what to include until
>1 DVD (4 Gb) is full, for a generic Devuan workstation.
>
>Version 0 has:
>- lxde-core
>- lxterminal
>- iceweasel
>- vim
>- xorg
>- locales
>- util-linux-locales
>- lightdm
>
>I'm probably going to put on it:
>- build-essential
>- linux-source and dkms
>- dpkg-dev
>- git
>- ssh
>- lvm2
>- mdadm
>- parted
>- gnu-fdisk
>- openssl
>- lynx
>- debianutils
>- debootstrap
>- xpdf
>- gnuplot (hey I like gnuplot)
>- libreoffice-writer
>- mondo and mindi, although they're in non-free due to the license of
>afio
>
>can you give me more suggestions?
>
>greetings,
>Frits
I can think of two things:
- An editor for people uncomfortable with vi. emacs, or even
emacs23-nox would be fine.
- A partitionner more user-friendly than parted or fdisk: gparted
if GUI is possible, or cfdisk, which has a simple curses interface. The
drawback of cfdisk is that it doesn't know GPT partitions tables.
Thanks.
Didier
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