On 2021-06-17 16:29, unman wrote:
On Thu, Jun 17, 2021 at 10:55:46AM +0000, Stumpy wrote:
On 2021-06-17 07:42, Sven Semmler wrote:
> Do you have a notification daemon installed? If unsure, install and
> run dunst and see if it works then.
Thanks. I pretty much installed the packages listed as being needed
for
centos minimal to function as a proxy [1], one of them being
"notification-daemon" which I assumed was what was needed. I went back
and double checked that I had it installed and it was:
You know, minimal templates come with a health warning for a reason.
They expect, (and often require) a level of understanding and
experience.
Important
The Minimal TemplateVMs are intended only for advanced users. If
you encounter problems with the Minimal TemplateVMs, we recommend
that you use their standard TemplateVM counterparts instead.
If something works with a standard TemplateVM but not the minimal
version, this is most likely due to user error (e.g., a missing
package or misconfiguration) rather than a bug. In such cases,
please
do not file a bug report. Instead, please see Help, Support,
Mailing
Lists, and Forum for the appropriate place to ask for help. Once
you have learned how to solve your problem, please contribute what
you learned to the documentation.
Make sure that everything works in a standard template, and then look
to
see what relevant packages are installed there compared to what you
have,
and then check back here.
Point taken.
I suppose I focused more on the minimal versions for the purposes of
"reduce unnecessary risk", and I had (incorrectly) assumed that the
instructions given were because they generally worked?
Anyway, I am not at a level that I can do particuarly deep poking and
figuring out such things, though the community has been a great resource
in helping me improve my "qubes/linux kungu". I do remember getting this
popup before (like a year ago) with centos and am pretty sure it would
"just work" with fedora, i just prefer centos minimal as its less crufty
with other things installed and has a much longer upgrade cycle (is that
the word for it?) than fedora which for the purposes of proxy vms I am
certainly not looking for bleeding edge, just secure and can just "set
it and forget it" :)
I guess I will just grin and bear it as its not crucial, I was just
hoping the fix might be simple like Sven's suggestion (thanks for the
suggestion though Sven!).
Cheers
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