free_rabbit | hello | 02:31 |
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free_rabbit | i am runnig the ascii 2.0.0 armel image on a Raspberry Pi model B rev2. and when i run startx it shows up the windowmanager and mousepointer, but then freezes and i need to do a hardware poweroff | 02:35 |
gnarface | free_rabbit: you might want to hang out in #devuan-arm for a while, too | 02:40 |
gnarface | i don't know if that is a known issue or not | 02:40 |
free_rab1it | gnarface: thx ;) | 02:43 |
free_rabbit | is there any tool that i can run in background or foreground to monitor my network and report me if there is a disconnect? | 03:58 |
free_rabbit | i have it in dmesg | 03:58 |
free_rabbit | automatically disconnects me an irssi is reconnecting then everytime (very annoying...) | 03:59 |
Pr0metheus | hi, does anyone know if xfce4-session 4.14 is getting worked as I went to gitlab and there has been no change for the last 4 years and it is not currently possible to update xfce4 | 08:29 |
free_speech | which devuan release is the current stable? ASCII ? | 09:17 |
fsmithred | yes, ascii | 09:24 |
fsmithred | afk | 09:25 |
free_speech | okay, ty. | 09:25 |
free_speech | afk, too ... migrating my laptop to devuan | 09:26 |
free_speech | what does tasksel of devuan ascii mean by offering "console productivity" ? | 10:27 |
gnarface | free_speech: probably like, non-X stuff | 10:28 |
chomwitt | which distro does devuan support ? a question in the wiki account creation page | 11:01 |
r3boot | centos, duh | 11:01 |
r3boot | also, I heard rumours that there is an openbsd port coming up! ;+ | 11:01 |
chomwitt | how should i now? | 11:02 |
r3boot | I am joking | 11:02 |
chomwitt | i am thinking to write all | 11:02 |
r3boot | devuan *is* a distro | 11:03 |
chomwitt | a base-distro | 11:03 |
chomwitt | ok | 11:03 |
chomwitt | ok devuan worked | 11:03 |
chomwitt | thants | 11:03 |
chomwitt | thanks | 11:03 |
james1138 | I switched IRC clients from Pidgin to Empathy. I hope people will no longer see strange messages from me whenever I leave chat. | 15:31 |
onefang | There's one way to find out. | 15:32 |
james1138 | Back in few moments | 15:38 |
onefang | Much better. | 15:39 |
onefang | james1138 (~james1138@71-222-133-42.albq.qwest.net) has left the room (Quit: james1138) | 15:39 |
james1138 | I am back. How was that? | 15:39 |
onefang | Much better. | 15:40 |
onefang | james1138 (~james1138@71-222-133-42.albq.qwest.net) has left the room (Quit: james1138) | 15:40 |
james1138 | Good! | 15:40 |
sixwheeledbeast | I have never had an issues with Pidgin | 15:44 |
nemo | james1138: you can turn off quit messages in almost any client | 15:50 |
nemo | but I wouldn't say pidgin is best choice for IRC though. | 15:51 |
james1138 | Maybe Pidgin is just too much (meaning to complex) for a old fart like myself. | 15:51 |
onefang | Did you see his previous quit message? | 15:52 |
nemo | onefang: it seemed totally ordinary | 15:54 |
onefang | james1138 (~james1138@71-222-133-42.albq.qwest.net) has left the room ("PART #libreoffice :PART #xfce :PART #gamingonlinux :PART ##ibmthinkpad :PART #vivaldi :PART #winehq :PART #startrek :QUIT :Leaving.") | 15:54 |
nemo | oh that one | 15:54 |
nemo | listing his channels. heh | 15:54 |
james1138 | <sigh> | 15:55 |
onefang | And lots of poking out tongues to those of us running IRC clients that turn certain bits of text into icons. | 15:55 |
nemo | https://developer.pidgin.im/ticket/15234 | 15:56 |
nemo | onefang: ah. I do not have one of those. if I want tongues sticking out I'll use the unicode 😝 | 15:56 |
nemo | onefang: our work IM does that though. drives me bonkers when pasting code snippets to coworkers | 15:56 |
nemo | james1138: according to ↑ it is a bug in the the "IRC More" pidgin plugin FWIW | 15:57 |
nemo | actually looks like that one is a dupe of https://developer.pidgin.im/ticket/14635 which is an 8 year old bug O_o | 15:58 |
sixwheeledbeast | It's a WONTFIX due to being a third party issue | 16:01 |
nemo | sixwheeledbeast: yeah. I'm just surprised people are still encountering it | 16:11 |
nemo | clearly the plugin is unmaintained | 16:11 |
nemo | probably should be pulled | 16:11 |
sixwheeledbeast | It's not on the pidgins webstie as a listed third party plugin so it's likely dropped | 16:12 |
james1138 | Devuan question: where is the folder containing the default wallpaper?? | 16:16 |
djph | which DE? | 16:16 |
james1138 | XFCE | 16:17 |
fsmithred | /usr/share/desktop-base/something | 16:18 |
hightower2 | Hey help me a little bit here, I downloaded this install image: | 16:46 |
hightower2 | https://pkgmaster.devuan.org/devuan/dists/unstable/main/installer-ppc64el/current/images/netboot/mini.iso | 16:46 |
hightower2 | however during install, when I choose mirror from pkgmaster.debvuan.org/merged, then it asks me which release I want to install | 16:46 |
hightower2 | and regardless of whether I choose unstable or stable, it tells me that it can't find kernel modules | 16:47 |
hightower2 | and if/when I continue the install regardless, due to missing modules it doesn't detect the disk | 16:47 |
hightower2 | Should I be using a different ppc64el install image, or what? | 16:47 |
fsmithred | hightower2 what's the date on that file? If it's older than the latest kernel update, it won't work | 16:51 |
hightower2 | it says 27-Jun-2019 12:23 | 16:52 |
fsmithred | yeah, too old | 16:52 |
hightower2 | ok I'll try stable mini.iso | 16:53 |
fsmithred | you want to install ascii or beowulf? | 16:53 |
hightower2 | (even though I'm surprised that ppc64el mini.iso exists for stable, but obviously it does as I see it in the stable folder) | 16:53 |
fsmithred | I don't know if there are new isos for that arch | 16:54 |
hightower2 | well I wanted ascii, but I'll take any, that's why I went with unstable | 16:54 |
hightower2 | hoping that new kernel etc. would be in it | 16:54 |
fsmithred | pretty sure unstable or testing would have the latest one | 16:55 |
fsmithred | I think there were some problems with building that arch | 16:55 |
hightower2 | but it's stupid that I used this image like last month and all worked fine | 16:57 |
hightower2 | now it's gonna delay me in plans | 16:57 |
hightower2 | or force me to install debian :-) j/k won't do that | 16:58 |
hightower2 | (- Press P. - What? - "P" on your keyboard, Bob. - I'm not gonna do that!) | 16:58 |
fsmithred | I looked around and didn't find a newer image | 17:00 |
fsmithred | but we are working on new isos for ascii point release | 17:00 |
hightower2 | aah I know what am I gonna do, reuse the install which is already on the system | 17:01 |
hightower2 | that'll do, should have thought of that up front | 17:01 |
fsmithred | yeah, you can copy it to another location | 17:01 |
fsmithred | edit a few configs | 17:01 |
hightower2 | yeah even simpler, it's the same machine I wanted to reinstall, gonna just delete things I don't need and reuse | 17:02 |
fsmithred | if you're up for an experiment, you could try making a live iso with refractasnapshot | 17:02 |
fsmithred | I have no idea if it works on that arch | 17:02 |
fsmithred | you could also do a debootstrap install | 17:02 |
hightower2 | not adventureous enough, need to progress with my task | 17:08 |
hightower2 | btw, I'm trying to debootstrap a debian chroot | 17:08 |
hightower2 | and it tells me "Release signed by unknown key" | 17:08 |
hightower2 | and I do have debian{-archive}-keyring packages installed. What do I need to do to solve this error? | 17:08 |
hightower2 | (I'm doing this on devuan, obviously) | 17:10 |
hightower2 | solved | 17:13 |
hightower2 | (used combination of advices from https://serverfault.com/questions/984604/debootstrap-release-signed-by-unknown-key ) | 17:14 |
fsmithred | devuan-keyring | 17:15 |
fsmithred | sorry, I was off making coffee | 17:15 |
hightower2 | fsmithred, I needed to debootstrap debian, so needed debian's key | 17:34 |
hightower2 | sorted it out tho | 17:34 |
hightower2 | (my mistake was saying 'stable' since I was assuming that'd be debian's when it wasn't. Needed to say 'buster' explicitly) | 17:34 |
fsmithred | yeah, we're out of sync with debian right now | 17:41 |
m3tti | where to start if one wants to participate in #devuan | 20:23 |
m3tti | ? | 20:23 |
fsmithred | m3tti, if you see something that needs to be done, you can offer to do it | 20:25 |
fsmithred | also join #devuan-dev to see what we're up to | 20:25 |
free_speech | is contributing to the devuan project as complicated as at the debian folks? | 23:08 |
hkramer | what leads to this question? | 23:11 |
golinux | free_speech: No | 23:14 |
golinux | Not yet at least. | 23:14 |
beaglebonius | helo | 23:31 |
beaglebonius | how can i prevent wicd from dropping a wired connection when it connect to a wireless network? i've looked around the preferences and haven't found an appropriate setting. | 23:33 |
beaglebonius | how can i prevent wicd from dropping a wired connection when it connects to a wifi network? | 23:36 |
beaglebonius | does anyone converse here or is this channel full of lurkers? | 23:38 |
DonkeyHotei | it's for support with the distro | 23:38 |
beaglebonius | no kidding. | 23:38 |
DonkeyHotei | availability of responses varies at different times; be patient | 23:39 |
beaglebonius | i have been on this channel a fair number of times and it seems pretty dead. almost never see a conversation here | 23:39 |
james1138 | Beaglebonius - you may want to try google search first. https://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?id=213758 | 23:41 |
mtnman | helo. | 23:56 |
mtnman | is there a way to prevent wicd from dropping a wired connection when connecting to wifi? | 23:56 |
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