per for utmp/wtmp updates (runtime)
lifelines - text-based genealogy software
nama - Ecasound-based multitrack recorder/mixer
python-colorlog - formatter to use with the logging module of Python 2
python3-colorlog - formatter to use with the logging module of Python 3
shelr - Utility for plain
On 1/19/15, Cindy-Sue Causey wrote:
>
> I just tried a long shot with "apt-cache search record terminal"
>
> Got back couple interesting looking things. That one on top is right
> where it showed up, top of the search. Haven't downloaded and tested
> but descri
Am editing an important *oops* where a command is misspelled. Not sure
the proper protocol for doing this so will addend it up here.
"asciiname auth" should read "asciinema auth"..:
On 1/20/15, Cindy-Sue Causey wrote:
> On 1/19/15, Cindy-Sue Causey wrote:
>>
>
it was a HUGE problem with a variety
of other distros until this new setup. Pretty much only Openshot movie
editor that gets the fan kicked on these days.
LOVE IT.. :)
FYI, there's also a Debian laptop list if you're interested in it in
addition to Debian-User:
https://lists.debian.org
On 1/22/15, Chris Bannister wrote:
> On Tue, Jan 20, 2015 at 02:41:10AM -0500, Cindy-Sue Causey wrote:
>>
>> Ok, sooo... I went ahead and tried asciinema. FAIR WARNING: When it
>> asks you if you want to upload your session, it *uploads* your session
>> *onto the Net*:
On 1/23/15, Cindy-Sue Causey wrote:
> On 1/22/15, Chris Bannister wrote:
>> On Tue, Jan 20, 2015 at 02:41:10AM -0500, Cindy-Sue Causey wrote:
>>>
>>> Ok, sooo... I went ahead and tried asciinema. FAIR WARNING: When it
>>> asks you if you want to upload you
. Personal pics and things remain safe on the one partition,
and there's the secondary, functional operating system right there to
work from on a second partition while rebuilding the damaged system
residing on the third. *grin*
Good luck :)
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above *KNOWING* Jessie is still labeled as
*testing* which means not guaranteed stable even though many of us are
finding it works well right now.
Good luck whichever route you go!
Cindy :)
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* Installing Sid?! Got a fire extinguishe
posure to that we have to mess around with groups sometimes might
help a newer user anyway so repetition is a win in that respect. :)
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ges won't appear at boot. You'll need to
update-grub to finish the process out.
The other thing it FEELS LIKE you would need is for that to be the
default. Have never had a need to do that so have no clue how to
accomplish that one with custom entries.. (yet), but surely there's a
t
d line as one of your users that has rights to do so? You
enter a password, enter it again to confirm, and done deal. It seems a
little too easy to do, actually. Every time I do it, my mind wanders
off thinking how easy it is to change if someone gains control of one
of our sudo enabled user account
y intended for
day-to-day tasking. It's all about security and/or protecting
ourselves from our own accidental slips of the Fingertips while
working under the hood.
Just thinking out loud because this situation sounded like it has
potential to at least in part be something similar..
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for someone with another "similarly different" problem when they
stumble on this thread in the archives...
Good luck!
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lead. It might have been
years, if ever, that I stumbled upon it otherwise. It's been a
*perfect*, very *_cognitively friendly_* tool for keeping my computer
100% up to date under my particular set of computing circumstances
Hope highlighting this helps someone else near as much as it has
helped
hat UUIDs being changed became
apparent. Recognizing the first couple and last couple characters of
longstanding UUIDs and therefore realizing those suddenly didn't exist
was the time saving hero there..
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y could confirm or diss me on it that I'm
well meaning but on the wrong track. :))
What I'm looking at is to take Chris' find and just replace it with a
Debian repository.. :)
Cindy :)
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On 2/12/15, Cindy-Sue Causey wrote:
> On 2/12/15, Chris Fisichella wrote:
>>
>> http://www.webupd8.org/2014/03/how-to-install-oracle-java-8-in-debian.html
>>
>> They say to run the following:
>>
>> su -
>> echo "deb http://ppa.launchpad.net/webu
ed about how I set up my systems.. Wasted a
LOT of unnecessary, unrecoverable time doing so.. I don't to do that
anymore. Well, not much anyway. Developers set things up the way they
are for a reason, one primary one being the security of our systems
overall.. :)
Cindy :)
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ain, I'm going to leave that tab open (as a
cognitively friendly reminder it's a to-do). I was knocking on the
door of being bored again, hadn't broken anything in a few days. That
right there looks like a GOOD way to start breaking things
again...
Cindy :)
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al attempts at it before debootstrap appeared more
"coherent", but I LOVE it now. It's another of my Top 5 finds so far
for accomplishing things Debian. Debootstrap has proved a great way to
stay current with developers while operating via *dialup* and at... an
extremely low income level.. Wi
p that would be useful even
for someone who goes the ISO/image install route. Adding a user,
changing a password, setting our date and time, those kinds of really
basic things. All accomplished very simply via command line when you
debootstrap.. :)
I'm here working on it.. :)
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ew holes still left in there. We just have to keep helping each other
fill in those holes.
Of all the things about Debian, this one right here, debootstrap,
became the great equalizer for me. I imagine it doing phenomenal
things to help introduce Debian to people who never dreamed it was
possible t
ly am dealing with the correct partition at any given moment in
time.
Have fun, whichever *_CHOICE_* you make! :)
Cindy :)
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he package name for me. Only noting that
because there's a brand new release, Xfce 4.12, out. I'm a-suming it
should still be xfce4-goodies based on that. At this point that was
just noise because I'm still seeing xfce4 4.10.1 and xfce4-goodies
4.10 there at Debian for both Jessie
ues to be successful for users. Going that
route becomes a logical step on this end when Sid experiences an
active upgrade week. Some 75 packages needed upgraded anyway a few
days ago, and that count has surely grown in the 2 or 3 days since..
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On 3/8/15, Cindy-Sue Causey wrote:
> On 3/8/15, Stephen R Guglielmo wrote:
>> Greetings,
>>
>> I'm running Xfce 4.10 on Jessie. After booting, I log into the console
>> with my user account, start my network interface, then run "startx" to
>> run
the OP to where in that might help *IF* that
directory does in fact help in this case.. Personally I've copied from
/boot/grub/grub.cfg and pasted into 40_custom, altered the pasted
section, and then updated GRUB for what were probably successful
similar changes. BUT again, cognitively am
ally Bret's
suggestion, is that the addition into wherever is
appropriate/necessary, could be similar to, say, like where we add in
a "free floating" "jessie" or "sid" to debootstrap's command.. Or like
where we see similar looking "free floating" per
le noise just to plant that mental image in case it
helps anyone else making the associations.. It's going to help me..
Well, outside of that I just flat out forget the names for all of
them, period, unless assisted by seeing them as posted in this case.
:)
Cindy :)
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ges brings with it an entire new set of icon directories and/or
2) one of those few installed packages maybe overwrites core, errant
system icon paths somewhere.
Just thinking out loud. :)
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* kinda just strolling
selections once installed. Maybe
that info will help with searching this list's archives, too, for
other leads if needed...
Cindy :)
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issue
when ALSA controls had been failing repeatedly and miserably until his
comment appeared.
That's why it was a no-brainer it would be *safe* to pose pavucontrol
as a potential alternative *_CHOICE_* for any conversation that
includes the words "- No Sound". :)
Cindy ;)
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ueries like:
apt-cache search pdf viewer
OR
apt-cache search pdf reader
For the widest *_CHOICES_*, try several different creative keyword
variations because those searches feed off descriptions and such that
developers have consciously written into their packages.
Good luck!
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y that?
With this many others of us not having any problems on multiple
various browsers, I wonder what (other) secondary things might be
interfering. I've run into website fail instances before where it was
about cookies I'd block that I didn't know were necessary for that
website
around out
there:
https://packages.debian.org/wheezy/python-xlib
Go ahead and start your brand new email so you can ask your new
question, and we can try going from there.. :)
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se the /home/user hidden
files were non-existent. While some files are easy enough to reproduce
in that case, it was the missing /home/user/.config directory shtuff
that was the absolute heartbreaker that fateful day. :)
A Life Lesson Learned the Hard Way... AGAIN. :D
Cindy :)
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ember to try going that route if something
suggested here doesn't work right offhand. Didn't remember this time.
Trying it as root just now worked. Regular user gets the "bash:
ifconfig: command not found" error message. :)
Cindy
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in the second
on out...
A particular joy to me through the whole experience has been that all
three programs (OpenShot, Inkscape, and Blender) are available for me
even with (still) only one main Debian repository in
/etc/apt/sources.list.
Hope this helps a little.. :)
Cindy
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* speaking of runs with birdseed, here I go-o-o-o-o *
out there.. Talk to people. Let them know
what's going on in your Life. I'm spending a SERIOUS amount of time
today kicking myself for having never even thought to track Ian down
and follow his musings because of his direct impact on my ability to
be able to keep up with the rest of you al
spite of what others might say in their stead.
His wishes were very definitive and have been documented for
posterity on the W-W-W k/t whoever had the foresight and reacted in
time.
Just thinking out loud again...
Cindy :)
** Things are no longer write-offable as fig-a-ments of someone'
as a
default repository in a sources.list file for an unrelated HEAVY
multimedia packed distribution...
Cindy :)
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* still... hm. :( *
On 1/9/16, Cindy-Sue Causey wrote:
>
> It sounded familiar so *after* writing up a comment that I thought it
> wasn't Debian.org specific, I *cough-cough* hit up a search engine.
> Front and center on front page search returns was THIS page:
>
> https://wiki.debian.o
l see something there that
*might* help while you wait for others to respond...
Cindy :)
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* hm.. *
te right(ly), but it SEEMS LIKE the
Debian package "reportbug" offers users an on-the-spot opportunity to
submit patches pertinent to their reported bug(s).
Just thinking out loud again. :)
Cindy :)
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* hm. *
f you all are part of the most recent threads
going on about networking failures, would you please consider asking
the original posters on those if their affected user is member of
netdev? Users like us being a member of netdev became almost a
necessity in recent times. Thank you! :)
Cindy :)
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* words #fail me. *
n your email, quoted from the OP. Stuart was simply
> quoting your quote.
Out of curiosity, I just went dumpster diving in my email's trash
bucket. It is in fact from an email by Chris. Chris quoted a previous
post by someone else before then responding to it. Chris did not
originate
was mounted BUT had quietly been auto-renamed by
my system k/t that another partition was already bearing the same
label name. Fodder for another eventual thread and why I love and
advocate UUIDs over labels or other.
Cindy :)
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* sometimes words #fail me. *
. Mine holds apache2, lockdev,
and subsys subdirectories that are all currently empty.
/var/lock additionally holds a file named "LCK..ttyACM0". It's
recognizable as belonging to my USB dialup modem that is currently in
use. In the spirit of continually discovering just what makes Debian
tick, I logged off the Internet. As anticipated, /var/LCK..ttyACM0
vanished into thin air and then graciously reappeared upon
Internet reconnect. *phew!*
Just thinking out loud... again. )
Cindy :)
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* sometimes words #fail me. *
#x27;t normally
visually inspect... and that space usage also was not being reflected
numerically via any utility tool package I knew to run at that moment.
See why I hadn't tried to write it up yet? *grin!*
Cindy
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hoots with my Debian copy.
In the end, those on-the-fly "phantom" directories were understandably
not recognized properly. e.g. unmounted nor indexed, by Debian. They
became a permanent, non-disappearing fixture that progressively and
very silently was eating up hard drive space::
On
just thinking out loud again mostly because I actually
understand the circumstance as presented. :)
Cindy :)
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al command "ps -a" gives me that information, too. That's only
for packages that are running (that are being actively used).
For the permanent record, it's things just like what you're going
through here that landed me at APT where I have never looked back
since goin
nt quick
search without clicking on any pages shows multiple references to VOIP
and VOIP capable computers. Mentioning that in case that tickles any
memory of using that feature with something. :)
Cindy :)
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.html
[2] Wed, 2 Feb 94 19:16 PST with Ian saying, "[A]fter Mike and I open
a PO Box tomorrow we're going to announce the existence of ."
https://lists.debian.org/debian-user/1994/02/msg00046.html
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* The Shadow Knows. *
uld navigate through the garble and into the settings manager.
The visuals would be duplicated anywhere from 3 to 7 times across the
screen. I just reread the issue description above. It sure sounds VERY
familiar although it has been a long time since I've experienced it.
:)
Just thinking out loud... :)
Cindy :)
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ard
shortcuts necessary for at least getting to "Log Out" and/or "Settings
> Mouse and Touchpad" under the Applications menu. ALT+F1 works for
me, grin.
Just thinking out loud.. :)
Cindy :)
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7;s instance is not generating that file at all.
One potential inference then might be that knotify had obsoleted it...
or something. I can't see where it would do so because it's about
local user setting *_CHOICES_* but still... :)
Just thinking out loud... again. :)
Cindy :)
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lient is not showing your post in your
> inbox until it gets a reply? Gmail does that (annoyingly).
I just ran a quick search through my own inbox. He's showing up in 2
threads today then nothing previous going backwards until March 16th,
I think it was..
Cindy :)
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ends to eliminate the causative
keyboard drag in the process.
Just thinking out loud... Wishing everyone out there a likewise glass
half full kind of day..
Cindy :)
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omenally basic deboostrap install attempt because I remember being
instructed to create that same directory for my own original
debootstrap attempts.
Good luck!
Cindy
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* would run in a pair of rain galoshes... if she owned them *
etter results with a similar
search against more than just that one basic repository that I use.
Good luck!
Cindy :)
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today.
My lines don't have slashes at the end. I didn't do that. Debootstrap
sets it up with no trailing slash. In fact I just got to verify for
100% because I ran the first step in debootstrap'ing Sid again a
couple hours ago.
I just ran the "apt-get build-dep emacs25" command again.. It's
working as expected now... so I'm back to leaning heavy on did you
"apt-get update"? :)
Cindy :)
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I'm thinking of:
dpkg --configure -a
I took that back to "man dpkg" which additionally references "dpkg-reconfigure".
PLEASE do *NOT* try these without researching what they do. I *have*,
yes, had success, and those sound familiar of part of that success.
Maybe someone else has insight based on those *if* they're appropriate
to consider as one option in your instance..
Good luck with your situation..
Cindy :)
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On 8/26/17, Ben Finney wrote:
> Nothin's Gonna
>
>> STOP
>
> Us Now
Yippee-Ki-Yay
it.
I THOUGHT that F1 was the first console, is it not?
Out of pure *panic*, I went down the row. F3, F4, F5..
Mystery solved: F7 is the new F1 in my case.
I started to ask if that helps in your case, but it sounds like you're
already able to use CTRL+ALT+F1 as expected so *?
ine.
They're definitely not all the same in case anyone has them backed up
and not yet deleted.
Cindy :)
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* Elsie: A 1958 3/4 ton Studebaker Transtar pickup truck with 3 on the
tree. Was lottery image invoking to see this name in spam simultaneous
to 2nd piece that used my name *
On 8/28/17, Gene Heskett wrote:
> On Monday 28 August 2017 10:22:48 Cindy-Sue Causey wrote:
>
>> On 8/28/17, Gene Heskett wrote:
>> >> On 28/08/17 01:09, Reco wrote:
>> >> > X-Spam-Status contains LDOSUBSCRIBER for you, me, and everyone
>> >>
_setup_link udev builtins as a valid NIC.
> It could be fixed in newer udev, or not.
>
> Long story short - you've found a udev bug.
>
> A good thing is - it has as easy workaround as creating a .link file
> like this:
>
> [Match]
> MACAddress=d8:a2:5e:8d:ab:b1
> [Link]
>
ackage: wpasupplicant
Pin: version 2.5-2+v2.4-3+b1
Pin-Priority: 1001
My apologies, but I'm not able to remember *why* I did it exactly like
that. I'm thinking maybe it was specifically "pinned" to that version
number... maybe.
I do remember that it was garnered from an example somewhere out on
the W-W-W. However they explained their own example, that right there
helped me at that time. In fact so much so that my inner geekette
became a little more empowered that day. * yippee ki ay* :D
Cindy :)
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On 8/31/17, Cindy-Sue Causey wrote:
> On 8/31/17, Felix Miata wrote:
>> Dejan Jocic composed on 2017-08-31 08:51 (UTC+0200):
>>
>>> Felix Miata wrote:
>>
>>>> Over an hour I've been searching in vain, apparently using broken
>>>> Goo
already have its dependencies installed these days, or it has
become more of a stand on its own kind of package. :)
ANYWAY... :)
Cindy :)
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it later to learn something
new from it
Or just delete it down the road and teach yourself something even
newer than that because Time is too precious these days.
*kernelnewbies, cough-cough* :D
Cindy :)
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. At the top of that
is Network Interfaces for Wireless Interface and Wired Interface.
That's where I changed mine a while back, and it's been working.
DISCLAIMER is that my setup is extremely basic. When all those fancier
settings have to be made for multiple computer systems networking
together, my successful, quick fix setting there may have no effect at
all for that something fancier.
Cindy :)
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fic detail when people are writing about their problems. :)
That's also why people trying to help want to know the *exact* steps a
user took to try to do something. The person helping is not being
nosey. Seeing exact details might just help them catch a whoops such
as that device name standi
re releases... or
maybe something already exists but just got buried under the surface
over time.
I can *empathize*, i.e. have experienced this first hand. I can
remember favored features, just such as a font's almost "naive"
onscreen appearance, changing as all these projects grew up. :)
Cindy :)
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nformational purposes since it
was there and applicable):
OpenGL - The Industry Standard for High Performance Graphics
https://www.opengl.org/
Wikipedia's blurb that shows in search engines:
"Open Graphics Library (OpenGL) is a cross-language, cross-platform
application programming interface (API) for rendering 2D and 3D vector
graphics"
Again, maybe if you can fix the non-communication thing between BGR3
and MPEG, that will fix the other or not. :)
Cindy :)
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e previous error that this one will
> solve itself.
Hey, cool. I think I actually almost came close to what you said a
couple times, lol. You just write a little more succinctly than I do,
just like Brian. :D
I think I heard that about ffmpeg by itself, but that didn't "stick"
until this time. I thought it was just more "reference", more of a
library sitting in waiting to be drawn from in the background.
Cindy :)
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t there because of this thread being about very
finite resources. At the very least, it shows there's some thought
about this going on in our repositories. Maybe some keywords from it
might land other packages of related interest
Cindy :)
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to break my upgrades into small sized chunks while doing them
every day (k/t small town dialup access).
I'd *almost* be willing to bet that your "the APT database shows it
was manually requested, and so will never be auto-removed" comes into
play with respect to that apt-get adv
m 2:8.0.0197-5+b1 (via apt-get showpkg)
Cindy :)
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ile trying to fix mine:
https://wiki.debian.org/Hibernation
https://wiki.debian.org/Suspend
https://wiki.debian.org/SystemdSuspendSedation
I figured:
* Those look like they could use a refresh from a knowledgeable person...
* I'm surely not the only one who keeps mixing these terms up.. :)
Cindy :)
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for having taught me that a
long time ago and most likely via a right click over an Applications
menu entry... or something similar.. a long time ago... :)
Cindy :)
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ian Pure Blend
[0] focused for both professional and hobby astronomers, and the
software packages [1] covering telescope control, data reduction,
presentation and other fields."
Happy Debian'ing! :)
Cindy :)
[0] https://www.debian.org/blends/
[1] https://blends.debian.org/astro/tasks
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"Coincidentally" and/or maybe not was that debian-archive-keyring just
updated so maybe something else related also upgraded at the same
time. Be it related or not, I haven't seen that message since but have
only rebooted maybe once or twice. It could
hat directory can be almost
anywhere (if not actually anywhere), but the command has to be issued
from wherever that .deb landed in the file hierarchy.
Cindy :)
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* dogs ate my... electric chainsaw cord. literally _hate_ when that
happens. #Irma. *
have a couple citizen science type ideas, actually about 4, that
I'm not tellin' NOBODY about until I'm sure my name and/or that of a
1970's teacher gets attached in the right place.. *GRIN*
Cindy :)
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* seriously, dogs literally ate my _home_ work. 2 words, not 1. #Irma *
packages the way that happens sometimes.
Larry, it might others help you if you gave a hint or two about the
methods you found online that didn't work. Others may know of
successful work-arounds if they hear more about what misfired. You
never know, you may have even stumbled onto a bug.. :)
t 100% stored on our own
computers.
Beyond that they just plum didn't work, I can't remember how I was
able to tell immediately. Seems logical to think that maybe their
link/URL can be seen via their options/settings, e.g. the Advanced tab
for Xscreensaver. Taking a peek at their sett
o to dig up more details.
Cindy :)
PS I was just verifying Tibor's name (for the email address field)
before sending and now see Alexander's reply. Maybe "Advanced Power
Management " is what I saw if that's something's that completely
within the hard drive and is somethi
s an effect.
Please be safe out there...
Cindy
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hed theirs so they did as
would be expected per reportbug methodology. They simply addended
their experience to a bug subject line that matched their
experience... and then got "blessed" for doing so. I genuinely hate
when that happens... because that sounds exactly like something I
would do under the same circumstances. :)
Cindy
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x27;re places where things can get messed up.
That /etc/resolv.conf always resolves itself for me, yayhoo, but maybe
something's not quite ok in yours. I'm saying that because my notes
are showing one thing, and now my own /etc/resolv.conf has apparently
populated itself with an additional line th
https://github.com/ElmerCSC/elmerfem/
That first one was a search that was very strange. It seemed to pick
out single letters and numbers to match those, not the whole word
only. It's surely by design. :)
Cindy :)
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was written to facilitate the synchronization of two large digital music
repositories without direct network connection. Patch files of several
gigabytes are common in this situation.
.
Syrep is able to cope with 64 bit file sizes. (LFS)
.
Syrep is optimized for speed. It may make use of a message dige
; > and/or proprietary drivers.
>> I have already the latest kernel version, but I would be interested
>>having some details about these non-free firmware and drivers.
>> Up to now, googling gave me nothing about that.
>
> 4.9? Or 4.11 or 4.12?
4.13.4 :)
Cindy :)
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e the sound of that
"--force" flag. :)
It feels like I'm missing one that I've even shared on this list, but
it's not coming to mind this morning *if* there is another one.
Cindy :)
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On 9/30/17, Cindy-Sue Causey wrote:
> On 9/30/17, Sven Hoexter wrote:
>> On Sat, Sep 30, 2017 at 09:16:59AM +0200, Hans wrote:
>>
>>> maybe you need to add this entry in sources.list:
>>>
>>> deb http://download.virtualbox.org/virtualbox/debian stretch
ebian
Developers. After that, we can make an informed executive decision
regarding going ahead or canning the attempt for the time being..
Anyone have any feedback on what any other package managers do with
packages that are on hold? It would be about being a *VERY* newbie
friendly feature to at least warn before proceeding on...
Cindy :)
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ep
lxpanel", too. That might help show if the panel is even active. As an
example for mine just now, "grep panel" brought up "xfce4-panel". If
anyone knows a different grep [variable/value] would instead be
reflected for LXDE's panel(s) in that output, please help share..
Replacing "jessie" with "buster" in that URL lands this (just for starters):
"Package: mplayer-gui (2:1.3.0-7)
movie player for Unix-like systems (GUI variant)"
For whatever development related reasons, it's really not showing up
for Jessie..
Cindy :)
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