ate them. Quick lesson
learned was that dragging to include the space after the desired word
fixed that.
If that doesn't work at all on any given webpage, it will likely have
something to do with how the webmaster coded the page.
Hope this helps. It's nice to know for the future. :)
Cindy :)
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led Evolution a few months ago. PHEW!
Thank you, Developers and Maintainers! That would have been a
devastating loss had they been purged, too. :)
Just thinking out loud, I guess. :)
PS For those Users looking for places where hard drive is quietly eaten
up, that .local location has "seve
site content directly from
the page. It provides version management for every page, similar to wiki
software, another type of web site development software. Concrete CMS
allows users to edit images through an embedded editor on the page. As
of 2021, there are over 62,000 live websites that are built with
Concrete CMS."
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Concrete_CMS
Cindy :)
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ry single day, I still marvel at the
cumulative success of package interoperability while watching apt-get
perp its magic.
Cindy :)
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he HTML
webpage. I don't think I've ever seen one display that way before. I'm
used to receiving that popup asking where to download the file, instead.
Am keeping that webpage to see how hard it is to read how they coded
that feature. It's definitely the PDF because I was able to toggle
ny tabs at the same time for those two alone. If I stay
away from them, I can have thousands of tabs open for many hours with no
problems.
No, those tabs are not all being actively used at the same time, but a
quick peek at cookies under Settings shows that parts of some of those
pages (that I have
able or disable the "Fn Lock" option to change the
default function key behavior.
+++ ENG INTERNET SEARCH RESULT +++
DISCLAIMER: Those unsolicited AI answers sometimes unintentionally warp
their directions. I'm just hoping that blurb hits close enough to the
right path to help others find that setting.
Best wishes...
Cindy :)
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t; shows network-manager brings it in with which is
great if and when that's already installed.
THANK YOU, Developers... yet again! Best wishes...
Cindy :)
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ast offensive DRM possible, and that the install is then
silently applied universally around the Internet.
As an afterthought for newer Users who want to poke around in their own
Firefox, I found my DRM add-on under:
about:addons (in address field) > Plugins (tab found in vertical menu)
Click the "..." and choose "Manage" to alter DRM's behavior if it's
found there.
Best wishes..
Cindy :)
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antly fixes that dreaded message
that says my long list of packages was already installed and has now
been marked as manual. GACK.
PPS On a related command note, "apt-mark showmanual" is my best friend
during debootstraps. It throws a list of the packages that have been
cherry picked and manually installed over time.
PPPS man apt-mark...
Cindy :)
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. heartwarming..
and validation for the open source lists on which that occurred/occurs.
Wish I could remember what branch of US government it was...
Off to see if my life-sustaining water has thawed out yet.. Best wishes
from North Georgia.
Cindy (Sue) :)
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ve the proper permissions to create a
brand new directory through that single terminal command.
Lastly, there's that efibootmgr package. I installed it while battling
my past fails but never used it. I've seen it mentioned here at Debian-
User so someone here likely knows if and/or how
/boot/efi. Twice
yesterday, debootstrap looked like it did install on its own. Next time
I'll try to remember to reboot before the grub-install step to see what
happens.
Good luck with yours. FINALLY fixing this a couple years ago was so
empowering. Without boot, we got no computers. :)
Cin
On Sun, 2024-11-17 at 10:30 +0100, to...@tuxteam.de wrote:
> On Sun, Nov 17, 2024 at 03:56:40AM -0500, Cindy Sue Causey wrote:
> > On Sat, 2024-11-16 at 14:36 +, Joe wrote:
> > >
> > > You might try Google, with "Debian" (in quotation marks) added to
&g
ian, but packaged in a .deb file. It is your decision
> whether to trust such software.
>
>
I just tested the following in Google with perfect results (for me):
dragonfly site:deb.debian.org
That might not be universal across search engines so a quick query such
as the following might
ve brain pain many dozens of times over the last few years.
PS Yeah, I know, some directories go very deep. I'm pretending those
don't exist just this second. Searches I've performed are much specific
than just "wi" so the results list would remain small for deeper
queries. Works for my humble single user needs. :)
Cindy :)
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heir
own fails at this.
Just thinking out loud. I'll say this, Evolution email has real-l-l-ly
worked out for me _this time_ after I had not had a good experience with
it multiple times in the past.
Cindy :)
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daily upgrades methodically
unfold as each package successfully coordinates its place in line with
the others is pure magic. :)
Cindy :)
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s to touching older emails. If there's a work-around for that,
I never found it. I simply (and immediately) purged the email software,
instead.
With Evolution, I'm instantly looking at emails I haven't seen in ~20
years. I was having a horrible time accessing those same emails in G
rvers over the years,
I've had success by e.g. snipping from "dists/" on then searching on
that part plus
the name of whatever mirror I was favoring at the time. That worked about 95%
of the time and helps spread the server download wear-and-tear across the Net..
Hope that somehow helps.
st meet. That's heartbreaking.
Cindy.
PS Another apology for however this email might display. Still haven't found the
switch to set the line length to circa 80 characters.
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oints appeared. I only manually
mounted them once each. Manually umount'ing each point until none were left
fixed whatever trouble that seemed to inflict on apt-get.
Cindy :)
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hared object file: No such file or directory),
> /usr/lib/php/20190902/mysqli.so (/usr/lib/php/20190902/mysqli.so: undefined
> symbol: mysqlnd_global_stats)) in Unknown on line 0
> mysqli
Just observing out loud: What's generating that double slash, i.e. "//usr,"
in the start of the message? That seems like a possible show stopper.
Cindy :)
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r/share/doc/linux-doc-6.6/html/index.html.
Sounds pretty good, in fact just downloaded for myself. For those who
haven't found them yet, you can also install various Debian centric handbooks
using similar searches, e.g. for "admin". Empowered users, yada-yada!
Cindy :)
PS Ap
ngs. If it starts up again, there will possibly be a new
thread asking about potential tracking packages. Current instant fix?
Tweet very loudly about the issue and its potential source
Cindy :)
NB See Also: Minnesota burglaries via suspected WIFI jamming (e.g. on reddit).
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rated approximately 1,320 "apt-file find" results. Kind of a nice
little "the more you know" treasure hunt for the curious, actually..
Cindy :)
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f
would be fabulous. I'm actually about to point "generative AI" at
deprecated code myself because *some* folks are having luck with that
newfangled option making their lives easier.
Cindy :)
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the closely related expression "I won, you lost."
>
> That's rather proscriptive. "I won and you lost."
I won and you lost, but we can still be friends.
Cindy :)
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flawlessly ticking until it eventually does
not. I'm most often then able to ALT+CTRL+F3 and make a fast browser
history backup via a root login before rebooting to reconnect
everything again. No complaints, just very grateful it even works long
enough to perp those sanity preserving backups
Cindy :)
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As Mick says, hold down the ALT key and scroll the mouse rodent's
wheel back and forth. I just blew up my desktop background to where it
was basically one rendition of the small gif file that's normally
tiled.
It seems to be for commendable visual accessibility purposes, but it's
su
been there, done that,
many years ago. Ended up rendering my entire computer system useless
while in Dolphin via Knoppix, I think it was. *oops*
File managers can be pretty darn powerful. They're one of my favorite
multi-times daily tools. Thank you, Developers!
Cindy :)
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On 12/27/23, Cindy Sue Causey wrote:
> On 12/27/23, Mike McClain wrote:
>> Mr. Martinez,
>> I tried every thing I could think of with little success:
>> apt-get update; apt-get upgrade
>> apt update && apt -y full-upgrade
>> apt-get re
On 12/27/23, Cindy Sue Causey wrote:
>
> Logging out as my normal user and then logging back in as same user
> didn't fix anything visually so I rebooted. The desktop environment
> immediately returned to normal and has stayed that way so I flat out
> forgot this happened.
enced compared to yours and by
also pointing to this Debian thread via e.g.
https://lists.debian.org/debian-user/.
If they haven't already had other reports, maybe the similarities and
differences in what triggered that system wide fail and how it looked
visually for just the two of us will still help somehow.
Cindy :)
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"just" something about the permissions level
when the package is installed. Permissions would explain one part of
what happened. I'm going to respond to the other part in a few.. That
toolbar thing is a party of two
Cindy :)
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t webpage is being tapped. The more text
content and less HTML, the better.
Wget does work as expected, does keep digging into child directories,
too, because I just tested a Debian repository related webpage under
/debian/dists.
That's all I have for now. Just let us know...
An aside to wget a
, in that
case it might be purely about the appearance of gaming and not the
mechanics, but those mice still lasted longer so something was
thankfully also tougher under the hood, maybe just enough to satisfy
average (novice) consumers' expectations. :)
Cindy :)
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y named in this thread's subject.
NOTABLE: This has been occurring for "several" years. A quick search
of my inbox shows I posted about it here on Debian-User at least going
back to 2017.02.12.
How I ever found out was an accident, was a pure blessing of the luck
of my brain capably functioning one day while fumbling around with
mount binding something unrelated. I was encountering discrepancies in
what data would present while mount binding. The experience of
debootstrap emphatically complaining "I have no name!" eventually came
to mind that day, and here we are now... :)
Cindy :)
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* still running with that Linux LiveDVD wishlist as Happy New Year's
Resolution #1*
strap.
When I encountered those 3 years or so of permanent GPT-induced GRUB
boot fails recently, I tried to find a replacement operating system
because others were still booting just fine from LiveDVDs. Never
stumbled on anything as cognitively friendly as debootstrap.. and so
here we still are. Thank you, Developers!
Cindy :)
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ra user. I gave my
user, snowball, the same password as before. The command was processed
without it complaining that a password was reused. I got the feeling
that was a nice extra tidbit to know in this instance. For others, new
passwords can be forced as needed. Just need to track down the tips on
how to set that up.
Cindy :)
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option at the time.
That's all I've got. Best wishes fixing this soon...
By the way, the dbus-launch error has happened for me on both xfce4
and lxqt desktop environments.
Cindy :)
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hat highly generic query only received 10 results for Trixie. Maybe
there's still something in there that's useful. Two of those results,
etherwake and nvram-wakeup, look interesting. Since they already exist
as packages, they must be being used somewhere... which might help
short track
rch engine results for my "will drm
block dd from copying dvd" query. I've seen Handbrake mentioned here a
couple times already, but there it is again.
Cindy :)
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dev and /proc come first to mind as
examples there. That knowledge came from working through the manual
steps necessary during debootstrap installs, in case that ever helps
anyone else.
Cindy :)
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r
name:
$ apt-cache search --names-only firefox
In my case, that query brought up firefox-esr (which I just flat out
couldn't remember, lol).
>> To search for versions available in repositories that you have
>> *not* enabled, you need to do a network search of
>> packages.debian.org.
>>
>> For example:
>>
>> https://packages.debian.org/search?keywords=firefox
Cindy :)
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ighter" every year, i.e. less forgiving of
things that really shouldn't have ever worked in the first place.
That's a good thing that reflects on how Developers are perennially
honing their combined skills while presenting the most dependable
software packages possible... at any given nanosecond in Time.
Cindy :)
[0] https://chrisbracco.com/curly-quotes/
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ous
sound file types?
Personal experience is that manually viewing e.g. /usr/share isn't
100% perfect. It's been a couple years, but I've also seen sound files
stored more locally within some given package's own parent/child file
hierarchy. That helps make our favorite file search programs
priceless.
Cindy :)
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message are you receiving IF you are
receiving error feedback? Mine's now acting like it would perform
properly if "cmd" was installed.
Cindy :)
N.B. Now remember why konsole is installed. It's still majorly doing
all kinds of hinky BAD things with text input. It's st
ittle overwhelming for a first time
visit into a program like it.
There's an option to install fonts through font-manager's GUI. I don't
have a test case to try first, but I do remember using it successfully
in the past, most likely while focused on typeface in GIMP.
An afterthought just came to mind. Fonts are being created to
specifically aid persons with dyslexia. Maybe a search on that will
land a desired user-friendly font..
Cindy :)
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e.com/threads/is-it-possible-i-destroyed-my-psu-by-using-a-wrong-cpu-cable.3721595/
Wishing you the best of luck on this.. :)
Cindy :)
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light color. It's
giving the effect that it's built using some base program that's
interactive along the lines of the way that something like
autocomplete works on the fly for Internet keyword searches in web
browsers..
Cindy :)
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ep on clicking depending on how one's system is set up.
Cindy :)
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of needing to hunt for it on
> Brother's website.
Am having a can-do kind of day so I took a poke at it, too. Searched
for brscan4 alone:
https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/brscan4
Gives some insight into package interoperability. It became instantly
clear this was about printers
t monitor settings so my success is
an apples to orange [anecdote].
Cindy :)
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/fonts.conf
The first part is the associated package name. I can't swear that will
help, but it's a neat little trick learned here on Debian-User a few
years back.
The original fuller path didn't generate anything. I can only a-sume
that's because it's individually generate
rep'ing dmesg with Moe's
"org.freedesktop.DBus" because that and the reference to "name"
sounded familiar. I'm still with Bookworm in its testing release.
Haven't upgraded to Trixie yet (no hard drive room, lol).
Cindy :)
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the possibility of that action inflicting damage.
Good to know for programs beyond GRUB
Cindy :)
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aring in your thread here?
If this was happening to me, I'd go the full reboot after the file
name change just to be confident the kernel was basically in full
control.
Hoping there's an easy solve. You all have already touched on my
favorites, those two "dpkg-reconfigure" ones.
Cindy :)
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pwmconfig". That landed the
fancontrol package name:
fancontrol: /usr/sbin/pwmconfig
fancontrol: /usr/share/man/man8/pwmconfig.8.gz
Sharing in case newer users were likewise curious and also couldn't
locate the same.
Cindy :)
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On 5/19/23, Cindy Sue Causey wrote:
> On 5/19/23, Schwibinger Michael wrote:
>> Good afternoon
>>
>> I did the update and
>> when doing new start:
>> Crash
>
< snipped for relevance >
>
>
> And they're perping it in a different way. Adobe
g it this time.
And they're perping it in a different way. Adobe had gone straight
down the line and changed everything directly under "/" to a third
party username. No root, no 1001 for that one back then.
Cindy :)
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-announce/2023/msg00088.html
The bug:
https://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=1035469
The security involvement appears to be that one current fix is to
downgrade which "leaves the user with an unpatched version of WebKit".
Cindy :)
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user's entire
~/. We.. try not to do that anymore. What a mess. :)
It's all about available cognitive abilities while computing for my usage case..
Cindy :)
N.B. because it might catch the eye of a curious newbie: I don't do
npm these days. I had fun while the experience lasted. Ther
int's LiveDVD. The
experience lasted about 90 seconds. My mouse usage is too erratic,
moves around the screen too much so the otherwise helpful effect got
old really quick.
Cindy :)
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"diff" come up in this thread yet? That might catch a show stopper
that appears visually normal otherwise..
Just thinking out loud. :)
Cindy :)
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rom 2500 according to
hardinfo. In the past, other laptops have fluctuated all over their
respective ranges.
Probably overkill in sharing, but you never know what ultimately might
be a causative.
Cindy :)
Update: Pinterest is still not working. PlutoTV's CSI is still running
much more smooth
m administrators manually address its upgrade. That gives
sysadmins the opportunity to review the kernel's changelog and verify
that their production machines will continue to work as flawlessly as
possible after each upgrade.
For my usage of Sid, I would look at:
https://metadata.ftp-master.deb
On 3/23/23, Cindy Sue Causey wrote:
> On 3/23/23, Albretch Mueller wrote:
>> I am using this (yes, visually cr@ppy ;-)) code snippet to set back
>> the time 5 hours. hwclock tells me it worked fine but the terminal
>> windows opened before and after running hwclock stil
x27;ve never gone there so I don't
know. My CHOICE is UTC because a tip many years ago advised that doing
so helps our computers stay in sync more seamlessly with the rest of
the World. Whether that's true or not, I don't know that, either, but
going this route sure has taken the pain
an," "Debian Pure," and "Debian Pure Blends" still lurking
in my emails. The "Pure Blends" instance sounds like it might be the
ultimate fit here.. maybe.
Freedombox and Distro Watch: Good News for Debian Pure Blends; 2019.09.06
https://lists.debian.org/debian-publicity/2019/09/msg2.html
Cindy :)
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under /var/lib/apt/lists was
another fun place to play back then, too. Was one of my favorite ah-ha
moments in figuring out how Debian performs with such consistent
accuracy.
Hope that helps someone.
Cindy :)
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file" so that would explain why it's
not resetting on my end. Resolvectl is also pulling up as not found.
Those all definitely explain why I'm able to type online right now. If
I was feeling brave right now, I would try messing around with doing
what it takes to get resolvectl in c
Found a brand new 2023.02.15 Debian bugs reference for this..
On 2/19/23, Cindy Sue Causey wrote:
> Hi.. This is just regurgitating something related to my coincidentally
> referencing several years of GRUB non-boots yesterday. The latest on
> this Linux From Scratch thread came into
less it somehow ultimately benefits Testing/Unstable's developers.
:)
See you all out here..
Cindy :)
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r only power managing.
My memory recall is that the conflict kept locking my Debian install
up to the point of requiring a hardware button reboot. That obviously
kills anything you have open and are working on at that moment.
If I get my newest debootstrap booting, I'll play with it, to
that will finally push it over the edge to success.
Doing exactly that helped me a couple years ago for something
unrelated so I'm laying hope on it based on prior experience. :)
Cindy :)
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grep sdc", works on it, too. I do it
all the time because it filters out the (visual) noise.
Every since I realized that, my chroot dismounts never fail. Prior to
that, I was having to mostly reboot to dislodge a chroot that had some
or another too "busy" to umount mount point tha
The glitch that *might* be occurring is that maybe XFCE4 is instantly
throwing up new but same config files as soon as the old are deleted,
else crash and burn if it is in current use. It would end up being an
endless battle because those instantly returning config files will
reflect whatever personal ch
at keeps getting mounted even though
I'm not touching it this week. I can't help wondering if that plays
some part in how that partition ended up locked down when it wasn't
used as the primary operating system..
Cindy :)
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he package name. If you do know a
piece of the package name, you can...
$ apt-mark showinstall | grep
That's done with no asterisk (wild card).
Be forewarned, I just sent mine to a text file that ended up being
1,787 lines. Each line represents a single, separate package ready to
be pondered individually.
Cindy :)
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r to do
so, but I'll try both "apt upgrade" and dist-upgrade. Dist-upgrade was
already a to-do item. Will be my first use of that one so who knows
what else might possibly go wrong... or not.
Wondering out loud as I exit Stage Right: Is there any kind of
trace/strace or whatever that fancy deal is to see if that outputs
anything?
Cindy :)
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followed through on the idea. Anacron is coming to mind
because it just suffered a glitch where the scripts silently didn't
run after a recent upgrade. That's how I know what it does to then
offer it as a suggestion. :D
Cindy :)
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the "Open previous windows" selection. That
makes a user feel like the browser is maybe getting paid to
alternatively provide potentially sponsored content with no
immediately visible "Off" button..
Maybe.
Or not.
Cindy :)
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st
https://people.debian.org/~koster/www/mirror/list
It doesn't hurt to have those in mind in case a favored first choice
repository happens to be down when a user is in a hurry to update for
whatever reason.
As an aside, that "bullseye-proposed-updates" looks interesting. Never
Basilisk II."
Only knew to try that because I tripped over similar for Android. You
still have to have some of "their" software to work on top of that,
but maybe it at least points toward something else similar with better
possibilities.
Cindy :)
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he human error of
accidentally skipping over directories, I'll run the entire setup one
last time at the end. Doing so does on occasion catch something I've
missed.
Cindy :)
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On 8/26/22, Cindy Sue Causey wrote:
> On 8/26/22, Amn wrote:
>> Hi there!!
>> Every time I restart my Acer Aspire E5-771G running Debian 11 I find
>> that NumLock is off, is there a way to set up Deb11 to automatically
>> turn on the NumLock?
>
>
> Hi.. You d
bian if my home directory is
used across e.g. both Bullseye and Bookworm. It's no big thing. It's
just about them being ever progressively different, period. Yay,
Developers!
Cindy :)
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to be what they're saying there ("Notice that
there is no device 3.")...
Maybe. :)
Cindy :)
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thing stated on here, too.
pavucontrol is my weapon of choice to get anything resembling sound.
Didn't used to work for me. Had been using aumix for years then it
stopped working. Now pavucontrol(-qt) works mostly dependably,
although I have to log out and back in a couple times a week wh
That stood out as different. If that's not it, I'm totally out on a
very thin limb (beyond my payscale) here. :)
Cindy :)
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are/were competitively priced in spite of their size.
Local Yellow Pages, if you can even find those for free these days,
were where I first learned of the businesses I used.
Cindy :)
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nal's entire
output when apt-get shows off a list of packages that are no longer
needed after upgrades make them obsolete. :)
Cindy :)
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k. At the end of the day, though, I just go
straight for the real upgrade. For me so far, that route has been
informative and has worked safely #1 because it doesn't continue until
I hit the ENTER key again. :)
Cindy :)
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ith that
single change.
Seriously, this thread for the win! I'll bet you all help a lot of
people when we figure out why those two desktop environments are
having these two different reactions at startup. A dedicated partition
for each is a quick fix that many Users don't have the resources to
do.
Cindy :)
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g.2-10+b1.
That just shows it is capable of plucking out the difference in those.
I usually miss something obvious that negates anything I typed so my
apologies in advance if and when I did here. :)
Hope that helps somehow. Maybe the output from showsrc might be fun to
look at for distraction or something
Cindy :)
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t, Debian had a version of it for its own
packages not too long ago.
The caveat for either of the above is that there's often a
self-destruct mode that is based on either time length or click views.
That's understandably about wear and tear on the host's server(s).
Best wishes on w
Have mercy, it's all the bigger chat
topics: edbrowse, espeakup, fenrir, *orca*. I've NEVER seen that
quantity before and especially not those packages, but that's likely
just because of which lists I follow.
Cindy :)
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uldn't
connect to the website.. or it just flat out failed.. or something.
Very odd, scary moment in all this. That TRUST kept things
copacetic... :)
Cindy :)
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to view is
likely a deal breaker for some users relative to their geographical
location.
Cindy :)
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