commands like you have above.
With the problems you are seeing with your tape drives, I suggest you
send them to get serviced.
A service is generally good for 1 year.
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> Hi all
>
>
>
> OK – I’m not having much luck with these tape backups – a 20Tb HDD is looking
> very favourable right now but I’ll press on for the moment…
>
>
>
> Does anyone know why a (LTO4) drive would report a tape being full
blem.
Keep in mind that tape media deteriorates over time, so make new
duplicates over time.
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web page and take the username/pass input.
thunderbird has implemented the web page, that pops up the first time
you restart thunderbird after configuring it for oauth2.
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ther activity it needs to do.
Some install scripts are more complex, e.g. postgresql, that needs to
add postgresql user etc. and maybe auto update the database schema.
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> Hi,
>
> On my Raspberry Pis I’ve had a few issues with SD Cards failing so thought
> there would be some mileage in using an NFS root. So if an SD card fails I
> can just pop a new card in and my root fs will still be good.
>
Hi
of the new ones just use 3G/4G instead of the old BT line.
So, in summary, look at what he is paying per month at the moment, and see
if there is something cheaper out there now.
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Consequently, I had hoped that some members of this list may like to
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On Tue, 23 May 2023 at 12:50, Artur Łądka via Hampshire <
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> According to Debian article (https://wiki.debian.org/mtp) 1.1.18 libmtp
> is required to access Moto G phones, while current package in all Debian
> releases is 1.1.17-3 - this might be source of your
using something like:
rsync -avpP
"/run/user/1000/gvfs/mtp:host=SAMSUNG_SAMSUNG_Android_3300f4501b3f7353/"
mtp-mum
With the hex chars at the end being taken from the properties in file
manager.
For me the hex chars happened to be the serial number of the phone. (note I
randomly typed so
ands to get past
all the obstacles. i.e. forward 10, left 4, forward 12, right 6 etc.
It raised quite a high level of interest and fun and laughter for all the
children.
Note, allow for quite a few bits to get broken along the way.
There were about 9 teams of children on the day, so some friendly
c
esses; moving away from virtual
machines. I had hoped that some members of this list may like to
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ot be immediate, it will get slow first and then
eventually lock up. So at least some metrics are written before the lock up.
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> between wayland on gnome and X11 - but neither works. Any ideas anyone?
>
> Cheers
> Rob
>
>
>
Hi,
VLC should work, but if it does not, you could always try "xine" or
"xine-ui".
I wrote a lot of the DVD playing features in xine, so I know it shou
iling the Elkulator there.
If it helps, I find the error messages output from CLANG/LLVM/LLD more
concise than GCC/LD, so it might be easier to understand what is wrong
using CLANG to compile the program than GCC.
While (1) is potentially relatively easy to fix, (2) requires a deeper
understa
ad of very slim continental plug
sockets that would look great in a Swedish house but they are so hard
to fit that they were just hanging off the walls. What they needed was
something much more bulky with big screws and room to bend cables
around. Something to last.
James, the story about solder
;
As you observed, they had managed to teach the students with just one PC.
The main limitations in these remote areas is POWER
Only if they have enough power, is it worth adding more screens and other
electronic equipment.
You still need a screen and keyboard to program a Raspberry Pi.
I have used a
On Fri, 25 Feb 2022 at 12:24, Peter Alefounder via Hampshire <
hampshire@mailman.lug.org.uk> wrote:
>
> James Dutton said:
> > But this link gives you the instructions to follow.
> > Essentially it sounds like the old disk used an older OS version.
> > From looking
that the instructions will update the VG to work with a modern OS.
After doing that vgck, you will probably not be able to place the disk back
in the old machine and it work, if the old machine is still around.
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Hi,
Just in case, I would like to point out that Joseph B email contains
incorrect instructions. mkfs on /dev/sde5 will cause problems.
LVM has 3 levels.
1) Physical Volume. the "pv"
2) Volume Ground. the "vg"
3) Logical Volume. the "lv"
If you have defined some LVM partitions, then the command
sical connection and speed.
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>
> Hi,
>
> In the near future I'm hoping to get FTTP. The roll out in France
> is fibre to the actual house with a single RG45 Gig-E connection
> from the media conve
.
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On Tue, 6 Apr 2021 at 12:23, rmluglist2--- via Hampshire
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> Hi all
>
>
>
> I’ll spare you all the detail but I need to backup 16Tb to some sort of
> archive – i.e. unlikely to ever need it in a hurry. I know 16Tb is a lot
> for a “home” si
, it might fall back to 100 or 10Mbps.
If you were sending a lot of data across the link, you might start to
see packet loss due to congestion if you were only getting 100Mbps
when you expected 1000Mbps.
Ethernet cable testers are not expensive. You could find out what was
wrong with the cabl
probably not going to make much difference for MATLAB,
because the disk will be the limiting factor.
The GPU is probably not important, but if you ever wish to install Linux on
it, I would avoid NVIDIA GPUs.
Go for AMD or Intel graphics on the laptop.
Kind Regards
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On Wed, 27 Jan 2021 at 10
separately.
I don't know what the second hand price is for rails.
Kind Regards
James
On Mon, 11 Jan 2021 at 13:24, rmluglist2--- via Hampshire
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> Hi all
>
>
>
> Keeping this as short as possible: Do rackmount server rails “come with” the
> server or with the cabin
t has nice looking web interfaces, and also a mobile app.
I have previously tried domogik.
https://github.com/domogik/domogik
But I found domogik rather unstable.
openhab has been very stable and useful.
I have not tried other home automation systems.
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On Fri, 1 Jan 2021 at 13
@@ -12,7 +12,7 @@
int tapelcount,tapellatch,pps;
int intone=0;
-gzFile *uef;
+gzFile uef;
int cswena;
int inchunk=0,chunkid=0,chunklen=0;
@@ -256,6 +256,6 @@
if (uef)
{
gzclose(uef);
- uef=(gzFile *)NULL;
+ uef=(gzFile )NULL;
}
}
Tell me if this helped.
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at coincides with disk accesses.
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ted.
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On Sat, 16 May 2020 at 17:10, Tony Wood via Surrey
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> Nice to see you all this afternoon and thank you all for your help with
> my strange (intermittent) boot issue.
>
> It does seem that none of us had problems with 'jit.si' compa
e ancient and it will still work)
4) Manually compile/install all the newer libs needed by the latest browsers.
Linux handles versioning of libs well, so you can have two versions of
libgdm1 installed at the same time.
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hdparm -i /dev/sda (Change sda for each device)
This will give output like:
Model=M4-CT512M4SSD1, FwRev=070H, SerialNo=12310911C3A4
You could then look at the actual HDD to see which serial number each on is.
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logs, but replacing the SD card fixed the problem.
In general, when you see the errors you are seeing, it is likely to
have mounted the device read-only, which it why you cannot edit it.
SSD and flash disks etc. have a common failure mode, where they go
read-only when they fail.
8 g
kily they are the pictures I take, which is all it
need.
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Hi,
I seems they have thought better of it after all.
We still need that 32bit goodness!
http://www.linux-magazine.com/Online/News/Ubuntu-Takes-A-U-Turn-with-32-Bit-Support
Kind Regards
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On Wed, 19 Jun 2019 at 12:30, James Courtier-Dutton
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> Hi,
>
> I have heard th
Hi,
I have heard that Ubuntu is dropping i386.
Does this mean 32bit programs will stop running. A lot of wine games are
still 32bit so that could be a problem for some.
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Hi,
Tar already has such a feature. A long time ago, it would have needed to
spread data across backup tapes.
look at the man page for tag for something like --multi-volume.
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hat the driver name is called.
You will probably need to power cycle the printer to get it out of graphics
mode.
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net-boot server, put it in a box, and you will have a solution the same
size as a 3.5 IDE HDD.
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>
>
>
>
> *From:* Hampshire [mailto:hampshire-boun...@mailman.lug.org.uk] *On
> Behalf Of *James Courtier-Dutton via Hampshire
> *Sent:* 25 January 2019 23:54
> *To:* Hamps
Hi,
Another option could be a VGA to USB capture.
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Epiphan-DVI2USB-3-0-External-VGA-DVI-HDMI-Video-Capture-Encoder/303037962609?hash=item468e785971:g:I18AAOSw-GNcR2EG:rk:6:pf:0
You capture the video on another PC that has proper HDMI output.
I don't know if the above wor
wing which went with which.
Then you can decide what to do with them.
Maybe OCR them into text, that can then be indexed in Elastic Search. This
will make finding the documents you need easier.
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board.
There is a key combination that works, but I don't remember exactly what it is.
When connected to the serial port, it is sending a "break" signal that does it.
I would try using the Left-CTRL, Right-CTRL or ALT or ALT-GR in place
of the STOP key.
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On Thu, 5 Jul 2018, 12:33 Artur Łądka via Hampshire, <
hampshire@mailman.lug.org.uk> wrote:
> I checked what guvcview is, and it seems like something we tested. C920
> was working in some GTK+ app, which COULD BE guvcview - in this app you
> can adjust some settings to make it working, but when st
f (grub/bios boot), and then 1GB for the /boot partition.
I don't know what the minimal you can get away with is, but 1GB from
4TB is minimal in my book.
Then mirror the rest for RAID1.
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On 14 May 2018 at 12:18, Peter Alefounder via Hampshire
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>> It is not actively developed any more, so might be difficult to get going.
>> Do you really have to use moonlight?
>
> Good question. The capability I am looking for is to create a 3d object
> and tile an image on to the surface t
o get going.
Do you really have to use moonlight?
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enforce the temp folder being created in the user's home folder.
It might be better to change your program's behaviour so that any files it
needs to create are put in the user's home folder.
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ich kernel module is currently loaded and
being used, so you can check if the blacklist has worked or not.
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Try doing
ldd filename
And post the output here.
Where filename is your app.
James
On 1 Jun 2017 12:20, "Peter Alefounder via Hampshire" <
hampshire@mailman.lug.org.uk> wrote:
> I have recently acquired a laptop running Ubuntu.
>
> There is a specific text editor
on when power is supplied. Maybe the icybox is similar.
I have to press the power button to switch them on after a power cut.
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They should be able to cover all the questions you have and its free
advice!!!
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where everything is.
Some data I have, that I really never wish to ever loose, I just post it to
the internet somewhere, and it never gets forgotten!!!
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you have not destroyed it, and can place it back in the old caddy and carry
on.
The UUID refers to the actual physical DISK, and not any wires, or
containers, or port you plug it into.
So, if you move a disk from one machine to another, change ports,
containers, the UUID stays the same.
Kind Re
On 3 November 2016 at 17:58, Peter Alefounder via Hampshire <
hampshire@mailman.lug.org.uk> wrote:
> What is the best way to acquire a laptop running Linux these
> days? Various web searches haven't helped me much. Some sites say
> it's better to get one running Windows, then install Linux.
> Howe
ey break or technology changes. So, it is quite easy to change
a mains socket for a PoE socket if I so wish.
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Hi.
Bluetooth has quality of service constraints that would probably break down
over longer distances, or when sent down ethernet. That is probably why you
cannot find bluetooth extenders.
The trick would be to try and extend the cable before it becomes bluetooth.
I.e. long cable -> bluetooth
Inst
multicast.
Kind regards
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On 6 Mar 2016 18:42, "Roger Munford"
wrote:
> I have a problem with a new, complex system for managing ethernet
> connected solar inverters and the problem may well be down to missing
> multicasts from a BT home hub.
>
> The German manufacturer
At the very least, say what kind of work you are interested in?
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of a physical firewall.
>> Anywhere separated is better than having both copies in the same
>> building. Garden shed, friendly neighbour, even an outside tool storage
>> chest. Linux is brilliant in that you can recycle old PCs for jobs like
>> this. Try St. James if you have
On 6 Nov 2015 14:54, "Andy Random" wrote:
>
>
> Hi,
>
> Does anybody have a link to a good guide on setting up 2 x 4TB drives
with LVM to give a single ~ 8TB partition?
>
Another alternative is to use btrfs filesystem. It can span disks.
Spanning disks does double the failure rate, as either hdd
and not
run any services on it apart from the credit card access api and no web
browsers.
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On 25 September 2015 at 10:50, Roger Munford
wrote:
> Samuel,
>
> Thank you very much for this information. I followed it both with the
> troublesome connection and a well behaved connection and they both worked
> exactly as you d
cling.
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GRUB decrypts the boot partition in order to find the linux kernel.
Then the kernel loads in the normal way, with the entire disk being
encrypted apart from the boot sectors.
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then a review cycle to correct any
wrong assumptions.
What is missing is the AI to read and understand my spreadsheet or
document like a developer would.
I.e. Read a document that is not written in source code, and be able
to understand it as well as if they were reading source code, even i
Hi,
Its black Friday, and guess what Amazon.co.uk web site is down.
Showing the following text:
We're sorry
An error occurred when we tried to process your request.
We're working on the problem and expect to resolve it shortly. Please
note that if you were trying to place an order, it will not h
with your
applications or any questions you have about the role or company.
I know there is no salary range on that job description which everyone
loves to complain about. I didn't write it but it’s obviously going to
depending on the candidate - bottom line is if you have the skills
you&
On 29 July 2014 14:32, Gordon Scott wrote:
> On Tue, 2014-07-29 at 13:50 +0100, James Bensley wrote:
>> All ADSL providers lease the copper pairs to the end site from BT
>> Openreach,
>
> With the probable exception of lines in Kingston-upon-Hull, where they
> have the
ess both
also rent the pairs from BT Openreach.
Ultimately they all belong to the BT Group Plc but just to be clear,
everyone on ADSL is at the mercy of Openreach :)
I hope that brightened your day ;)
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On 17 July 2014 13:16, Damian L Brasher wrote:
> On Thu, 2014-07-17 at 09:07 +0100, James Courtier-Dutton wrote:
>> Hi,
>>
>> I have a friend who is in the Police and they explained to me what DRIP/RIPA
>> is.
>> 1) There are no "triggers".
>> 2)
If you are particularly interested in what they can ask for, google
for RDHI (Retained Data Handover Interface) , it is an ETSI standard
and lists all the request types used by RIPA.
Summary: I don't think anything has changed since the year 2000.
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On 26 June 2014 08:22, Damian L Brasher wrote:
> Roger, James, do either of you use Doxygen, or similar? Can you
> recommend an efficient way to use such a tool?
>
> I want to maintain some documentation; graphical visualisation to
> present the C code base structure and runtime
://www.amazon.com/Smartronix-Linkcheck-Ethernet-Tester/dp/B000RGI6R6
I used to use a better one than that though but I can't remember what
it is called nor find it via sporadic googling.
Ah, here it is!:
http://www.psiber.com/en/home/products/network-tester/lanmaster-25.html
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On 13 June 2014 06:55, James Courtier-Dutton wrote:
> On 12 June 2014 18:56, Roger Munford wrote:
>> 100 years ago I wrote a data logging programme for DOS which ran on a Sharp
>> pocket PC. It was written in C and assembler. I now have a need for this
>> programme and wo
database in between, or it the data
rates are too high, use CSV files.
3) There are many data visualization programs already out there, you
might not have to do any work in this area.
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The xBox original is now gone too.
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This xBox 360 is now gone.
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Sorry for the long delay I was away this weekend without email access
(when I expected to have it) - The Wii is gone now - I haven't emailed
you saying you're the winnerYou weren't the winner :)
Thanks for helping me fine a good home for it.
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On 30 May 2014 16:39, Freaky Clown wrote:
> im tempted to say the surrey and hampshire hackspace might be interested in
> this kinda kit, would make a lovely MAME base at least!
If someone from the hackspace can contact me and tell me they can
genuinly use it, I'll glady drop it off to someone?
hat one to so you could play games from an SDCARD (these
consoles have SDCARD readers built in).
It can be collected from Southampton (or I can deliver it to you in
Southampton) or in Reigate or Leatherhead, I am circulating between those
locations regularly.
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now? So if you’re into that,
its free. I have more stuff I haven’t unboxed as yet.
It can be collected from Southampton (or I can deliver it to you in
Southampton) or in Reigate or Leather, I am circulating between though
locations regularly.
Cheers,
James.
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Ethernet.
5) Fastest CPU/GPU possible while still having silence. Using GPU for
video decode/acceleration is normally less power hungry than a CPU
doing the video decode/acceleration.
Kind Regards
James
On 22 April 2014 20:09, Imran Chaudhry wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> I'm putting m
On Apr 26, 2014 3:21 PM, "Dr A. J. Trickett"
wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> I have a strange one for you.
>
> On box "F" the local user "V" can run LibreOffice (Debian stable) without
a
> problem.
>
> If user "A" SSH into the box "F" from "W" or "M" and runs any LibreOffice
> application back down the tunnel
server? Is there
> anything else I could consider?
>
Hi,
After checking the fan is running, clean it of dust. The most likely
problem is replace the thermal paste between cpu and heatsink.
It fixed an old system i once had.
James.
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s but you were quicker than me.
Many thanks all for helping send this stuff to a good home.
Kind regards,
James.
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To follow up my previous email, the Adaptec card is one of these;
http://www.adaptec.com/en-us/support/sata/sataii/aar-1430sa/
First come first serve on everything as it's all free there can't be a
highest bidder.
Cheers,
James.
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oving so it all needs to go ASAP! I won't be giving away parts of
the PCs as I'm in a rush to get rid of them, they must go whole.
Cheers,
James.
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On 11 February 2014 22:58, Dr A. J. Trickett wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Before I buy a new one, does anyone have a PCI (not PCIe) bus, SATA controller
> card I could put in an old PC to allow it to take SATA hard disks instead of
> the tiny PATA disk it currently has in, that they no longer need...?
>
> It'
Hi Clive,
You can ignore these from a threat perspective. People from all over
the world are scanning the entire Internet all the time. That is just
a part of daily life on the Internet.
Cheers,
James.
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with a special maths lib to ensure the
accuracy of the results.
The algorithm was taking data in from 150 data streams, doing its
calculations and producing results in real time. It was working on
streams of global positioning data, and endevouring to detect
positioning errors in the data streams.
el free to contact me directly off list if you have any
questions about company life and I will do my best to assist.
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On 19 December 2013 16:20, James Courtier-Dutton wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I tried registering at:
> http://hantslug.org.uk/wp/wp-login.php?checkemail=registered
>
> Waited 3 minutes now, still no password emailed to me.
> So, it is completely impossible to register a new user on the
Hi,
I tried registering at:
http://hantslug.org.uk/wp/wp-login.php?checkemail=registered
Waited 3 minutes now, still no password emailed to me.
So, it is completely impossible to register a new user on the site.
Not much good really.
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Hi Tim,
I won't be able to make the next meeting, 1st Feb, but the next month
in March I can.
Going to Bletchly park that month sounds like a great idea to me, I'm
game for it!
Out of curiosity, does HantsLUG have a Facebook page, a event could be
created for it?
Cheers,
James.
I use rhythmbox for music.
It does CD import. I.e. You put an Audio CD in and it adds it to your
local music library so you can play it even after the CD is removed.
On 16 December 2013 12:26, Peter Alefounder wrote:
>
>
> Adam Trickett said:
>> Always used KDE on Debian and never had a problem
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