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01:03.14hollahi there - i'm looking for a
01:03.23hollaxfce4-panel-plugin
01:04.12hollabut as i could not find it with apt, i tried to add contrib and non-free, but apt update says 'Ign' - is there no such thing in devuan?
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01:28.27Centurion_Danyou mean xfce4-panel?
01:28.50Centurion_Danholla ^^
01:31.43hollayes
01:32.14hollai'ld like to have a simple / small batt and cpu monitor in the taskbar
01:34.04hollaCenturion_Dan: lol - just found it: right click on taskbar -> Panel -> Add New Items
01:34.29Centurion_Dan;-)
01:34.36hollabut my other question remains - are there contrib and non-free debs in devuan?
01:35.19Centurion_Danyes there are...
01:35.43Centurion_Danwhat does your /etc/apt/sources.list currently have in it
01:38.01holladeb http://auto.mirror.devuan.org/merged jessie main contrib non-free
01:38.41holla^^ i've added contrib and non-free but as i said, apt update says Ign on them
01:39.33hollaand there are debs for updates security and backports as well - just the default i guess after a fresh install
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02:55.36furrywolfheyas
02:55.48n-iCethinkin in install devuan
02:56.02n-iCepeople say is lightwight, I run a centrino duo with 1gb ram
02:56.09n-iCerunning tiny core linx installed in my hdd
02:56.25golinuxDepends what you install with it
02:57.49n-iCewell i just use browser and irssi
02:58.16XuRbrowser so... PORN
02:59.09golinuxeeeewwww
02:59.16XuRheh
02:59.22n-iCeshould I
02:59.28n-iCeor will be as lightwight than debian with i3
02:59.55fsmithredif you install i3 it will
03:00.30fsmithredthe browser will use up most of that gig of ram, and the rest of the desktop will take about 40mb
03:00.41n-iCeok
03:00.46n-iCewhat browser do you recommend?
03:00.50n-iCethat can play youtube videos
03:00.51fsmithrednone
03:00.58n-iCeand no command line browser
03:01.03fsmithredhaven't found one I like
03:01.03XuRInternet Explorer!
03:01.10fsmithredoh, I use lynx if I need it
03:01.28fsmithredothers like links
03:01.32fsmithredw3m works
03:01.42XuROr would that be more appropriate Internet Exploiter, I get these things confused.
03:02.14golinux(troll alert)
03:02.44XuRThank you for alerting us of your intentions :)
03:03.36golinuxWhat?  The ban hammer?
03:04.45fsmithredn-iCe, I'm still using firefox. Palemoon is pretty good. Waterfox was a little flaky, midori didn't work right last time I tried it.
03:05.12fsmithredI don't use the square one.
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03:22.12matlockfsmithred I highly recommend trying firefox 58, it's like a brand new browser
03:26.34fromportthe new firefox is (imo) awesome: it is nightly build but beats chrome
03:26.50fromport# nightly firefox builds
03:26.50fromport# apt-key adv --keyserver keyserver.ubuntu.com --recv-keys 247510BE
03:26.50fromport# apt-get install firefox-trunk
03:26.50fromportdeb http://ppa.launchpad.net/ubuntu-mozilla-daily/ppa/ubuntu artful main
03:27.29furrywolfdoes it have awesome features like sound, and letting me use extensions of my choosing?
03:27.30fromporti am running it on cerres , for jessie you might need a little different version. works great
03:27.59fromporti can watch youtube, cast to my chrome unit on the tv. I have ublock etc running
03:28.13fromportflash control, auto refresh
03:28.22furrywolfthat is, does it work with ALSA, or only with a non-standard audio daemon?
03:28.33fromporthow do I check ?
03:28.39furrywolfand does it still mandate extensions be signed by mozilla?
03:29.35fromporthttps://www.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/58.0a1/releasenotes/
03:29.56fromportPulseAudio
03:30.08furrywolfyeah.  so I will continue to use 45.
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03:30.18fromportRecommended Hardware
03:30.18Xenguymatlock: fsck FF, they totalled the add-on ecosystem
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03:30.37XenguyTry typing on one line FFS
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03:30.45fromportRecommended Hardware
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03:30.49Xenguyjesus christ
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03:30.55fromportGNU/Linux
03:30.58fromportSoftware Requirements
03:31.00XenguyWhat are you?
03:31.00fromportPlease note that GNU/Linux distributors may provide packages for your distribution which have different requirements.
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03:31.10XenguyAre you for real even?
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03:31.19fromportouch, sorry
03:31.19Xenguy*plonk*
03:31.21fromportwanted to paste one line, but somehow selected the rest :-(((((
03:31.24fromportFor optimal functionality, we recommend the following libraries or packages: PulseAudio
03:31.27fromportit might work with alsa
03:31.27Xenguyyeah, ahem
03:31.33fromportwelcome to your killfile ?
03:31.38XenguyVery close
03:31.51XenguyDon't do that shit
03:31.56fromporti appologized and explained what happened
03:32.01fromport05:30 < fromport> wanted to paste one line, but somehow selected the rest :-(((((
03:32.07fromportwhat else do you want ?
03:32.12XenguyFine, now see if you can shut up for more than 5 seconds
03:32.18fromportno, you
03:32.18XenguyHow about that?
03:32.21fromportfy
03:32.24matlockXenguy no platform remains static forever, there is still firefox-esr
03:32.33Xenguydingbat
03:32.43Xenguymatlock: yes, thankfully
03:33.29XenguyThere is Pale Moon also, but they are an interesting edge case too
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03:54.10golinuxGood grief I step afk for a bit and the kiddies go nuts
03:54.34golinuxPlease take non-Devuan topics to #debianfork.
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10:21.46aitorhi again
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10:24.00aitorthe following code at the end of the postinst file of the live-installer package should work, it should remove root's password and it doesn't depend on `awk`:
10:24.02aitorhttps://paste.debian.net/989289/
10:24.10aitori'll try again with it
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11:40.53aitorit worked!
11:40.55aitor:)
11:42.30aitorthe new password for root worked, so we can also remove the live user (if it exists) in the same file
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11:45.41aitorthis is the code added to live-installer.udeb:
11:45.42aitorhttps://paste.debian.net/989298/
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11:46.32aitoryesterday i was wrong, both `sed` and `grep` work in d-i, but not `awk`
11:46.43aitorbbl
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11:50.41aitorthe first line is missing in the above link, that is:
11:50.51aitorw=`cat /target/etc/shadow`
11:50.55aitorbye
11:53.33AntoFoxwhat?
11:54.32AntoFox:P
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12:14.34dethaeew. that has a little bit of time where there _is_ no shadow
12:15.57dethaaitor: for when you are back, why not do something like https://paste.debian.net/989304/
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12:17.21dethaor even more paranoid, http://paste.debian.net/989306/
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13:44.50buZzdoes anyone know which proprietary nvidia driver i could run on ascii?
13:45.08buZzbefore i upgrade my workstation and find myself unable to play HL2 in Steam ;)
13:47.34fsmithreddepends on your card. what's the model?
13:48.39fsmithredbuZz, are you using nvidia packages from non-free repo or directly from nvidia?
13:49.00buZzfrom jessie-backports atm
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13:49.22fsmithredok, what's name of main package these days? nvidia-glx?
13:49.44buZzxserver-xorg-video-nvidia should show it :P
13:49.59buZzor  nvidia-driver
13:50.18fsmithredok, good
13:50.49buZz:)
13:50.58gnarface375 should be recent enough i thought...
13:51.05gnarfacewhat card is it?
13:51.09buZzgtx 1060
13:51.18fsmithred375.82-1~deb9u1 is in ascii-proposed-updates
13:51.22gnarfaceoh
13:51.27gnarfaceit might not be new enough for a 10XX
13:51.37fsmithred375.66-2~deb9u1 is in ascii
13:51.46gnarfaceeverything else though, should be good with like 340+
13:52.02buZzis -proposed-updates a replacement for jessie-backports? i guess not
13:52.07fsmithrednope
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13:52.14gnarfacefor a 10XX you may actually need to get the one from experimental
13:52.28fsmithredI don't see one in experimental
13:52.38buZzthe 375.82 works well atm
13:52.45buZzjust fyi :P
13:53.08fsmithredwell, if you have ascii-proposed-updates in your sources, you should get it
13:53.08gnarfacei wonder if the one that was in experimental finally got released to ceres, or if they scrubbed it
13:53.20fsmithredI don't know
13:54.08fsmithredI usually go with the binaries from nvidia if I'm going to use nvidia
13:54.09gnarfaceweird
13:54.13gnarface384 is gone
13:54.30gnarfacethe binary installer from nvidia mangles apt dependencies though
13:54.40gnarfaceit works to install but leaves a mess
13:54.43fsmithredI never noticed
13:54.50gnarfaceit can break upgrades
13:55.02gnarfaceor just cause them to silently fail by leaving old libGL in place
13:55.07gnarfaceand such
13:55.07fsmithredit will break on kernel upgrades
13:55.46fsmithredI've had that happen a couple times, but just install again with new kernel and headers
13:56.40fsmithredbeen using nouveau for over a year and it's ok
13:57.42gnarfacethe nouveau driver is great, but the gaming performance is garbage, with few exceptions
13:58.08gnarfacein every other way it's generally superior
13:58.25gnarfacestability, xorg.conf parsing, xrandr implementation completeness...
13:59.01gnarfaceit's unfortunately not a serious option if Steam is on your support roadmap
13:59.17gnarfaceor any 10XX card, for that matter
13:59.31gnarface(i think nvidia is still refusing to release the key for the signed firmware it requires)
13:59.58gnarfacethat's a real unfortunate situation
14:00.14buZzi try to stick to -dkms drivers for nvidia
14:00.18buZzits just the easiest :)
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14:05.14fsmithredfreecell works just fine! gotta go. bbl.
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14:14.01fChanXHi
14:14.40fChanXAnyone know how Devuan would be on a Rasberry Pi? I have just seen it on distrowatch as a Pi OS.
14:14.55gnarfaceshould work but you'll be missing the firmware that activates the cool stuff
14:15.15gnarfaceso you'll be without hardware video decoding or floating-point support
14:15.29gnarfacei think some people are using it anyway though
14:16.10fChanXThanks!
14:16.23gnarfacesomeone was talking about repackaging the raspbian firmware for devuan but i don't know where that effort went.  (i assume derailed at the kernel patch level but i don't know for sure one way or another)
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17:40.29aitordetha: `fi` doesn't work in d-i
17:40.56aitorneed to go
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17:50.22dethaaitor: how strange. especially when the original script has an if ... ; then ...; fi in it.
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17:57.58aitordetha: it's a joke, the code is interesting, of course :)
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18:08.42aitorbrb :)
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19:20.25DevuanFanaticAloha
19:20.43DevuanFanaticLooking to install devuan via minimal live
19:20.48DevuanFanaticAny tips?
19:21.23DevuanFanaticIs the debian-installer package the correct?
19:21.45gnarfaceprobably not
19:22.12gnarfacemy advice would be to use netinstall image instead
19:22.26gnarfaceunless you're suck with this for some reason (hardware constraint)
19:23.12gnarfacedebootstrap may also be an option, if it's just about not having any other boot media to use
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19:46.25golinuxFor future reference . . . I'm pretty sure that the minimal-live uses the refractainstaller
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20:07.36m712I can't send or receive mail on the DNG ML fpr some reason... the last message is from 24th of sep. any idea why?
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20:15.05DPAI think sending worked, was the title "Testing post, please ignore"?
20:16.17DPAm712 ^^
20:19.49m712yes
20:19.56m712but i did not receive it
20:20.06m712maybe my mail host is blocking it?
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20:20.10m712i'll go check
20:20.23m712maybe i accidentally set up a filter
20:22.53DPAIf it is your own mail host, it seams like the mail had a dkim signature, but the dkim key wasn't found in the dns.
20:23.02DPAbut that shouldn't be an issue, since there isn't a good way yet to maintain dkim signatures in mailing lists anyway.
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20:24.19golinuxm712: I don't receive messages that I post to DNG.  There is a setting in mailman where you can choose whether to receive it or not
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20:25.20golinuxBut you have a copy in sent mail so why duplicate?
20:26.06m712not just the mail I sent
20:26.21m712i did not receive *any mail* from dng since 24th of sep
20:26.31m712i have no client-side filter
20:26.37golinuxLe me check your account
20:26.45golinux+t = Let
20:26.58m712thanks
20:28.13m712maybe a block or something on mail.cock.li as a hint?
20:29.16m712DPA: no, it's cockmail <http://cock.li>
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20:32.29golinuxm712: Your account has "nomail" checked with a (B) code which seems to be this:
20:32.35golinuxB -- Delivery was disabled by the system due to excessive bouncing from the member's address.
20:33.02golinuxIOW, you have a funky email setup.
20:33.26golinuxFrom http://inside.mines.edu/CCIT-Mailman-FAQ
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20:34.40golinuxEven if I enable it, it will flip back until you fix the account to not bounce.
20:39.21m712i'll tell the mail host
20:39.25m712thanks
20:39.28golinuxm712: That is not the email you subscribed with.
20:39.37m712?
20:39.51golinuxIt's something about getting back into the kitchen
20:40.08m712i subscribed with comeon@getbackinthe.kitchen
20:40.09golinux(I've already logged out)
20:40.16golinuxYes
20:40.16m712which is a cock.li address
20:40.26golinuxThat's gross.
20:40.28m712they have a few domains like that
20:40.30m712lol
20:41.02m712they have a few domains like that
20:41.07m712oops
20:41.12m712i just typed that again
20:41.38golinuxYes you did
20:41.41m712anyway i'll email the mailserver owner (vc) and let him know
20:42.04m712thanks
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20:47.08greenjeanslol
20:48.30greenjeansfyi this year is the Year of the Cock in the chinese calendar
20:48.36greenjeans;)
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22:14.30hollahow comes there is no X log in /var/log? - I've installed an alternative wm but it won't come up -  now i'm searching for err msgs
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22:18.14Vizvasystemback should be in a linux system as a backup solution
22:20.16DPAI do have logs in /var/log/Xorg* in ascii and jessie. How do you try to start the wm?
22:20.29VizvaXorg0.log?
22:20.38VizvaXorg.0.log?
22:20.54DPADo you have a syslog daemon installed?
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22:27.03hollaVizva: thx - found it now. seems like X isn't evene started at that point
22:27.20Vizvaprima
22:28.32Vizvawhich wm you try now?
22:28.36golinuxDo you have a login manager installed?  slim or light dm?
22:29.15golinuxSorry I think I skimed a little too fast.
22:29.26golinuxskimmed really
22:30.07hollaVizva: stump
22:30.39Vizvahear it the first time :)
22:33.55Vizvayou did never start x but you install another wm
22:36.04hollawell that's the strange part - i did start X before since i installed from devuan-live-desktop so i thought there ought to be some X remainings in /var/log
22:38.27Vizvathere is xorg.0.log.old
22:39.00Vizvathe newer file xorg.0.log is a replacement
22:39.11Vizvato hold files not to big
22:39.39Vizvahm but mine is 0 b
22:40.00Vizvabecasue i havet use that system much
22:40.05Vizvahavent
22:40.10Vizva:P
22:40.44hollai know - but when dm's login screen hung himslef and after i switched to cons there were no Xorg*log in /var/log
22:41.04Vizvawhats you graphic card?
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22:41.26hollaVizva: btw 0 is the number of your Xserver - 0 means, you're only running one instance :p
22:42.23holladunno - some intel hd graphics whatever - but i think it's not a problem of my graphics card
22:42.45hollait's more like a problem of that deb
22:42.59Vizvai have intel inside and nvidia in one notebook
22:43.10hollaVizva: if you're interested? '# apt install stumpwm'
22:43.15Vizvathis can make a big problem
22:43.36hollarestart your X and login to stump
22:43.41hollaor try to ...
22:43.51Vizvayoure sure you havent such a hybrid ?!
22:44.28Vizvabecause it can cause hangs
22:44.46hollanope - i'm not sure - but it works flawless with devuan's default xfce and also with i3 - so i guess there's something wrong with the pkg
22:44.49Vizvaonly for example
22:45.29hollaVizva: come on - give it a try! install stumpwm - log out - log in again and try to start it
22:45.30Vizvathx but i have a lot of other things todo
22:45.43hollalol - np
22:45.58Vizvamaybe later next year  :)
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22:48.35alexlikerocksup!...
22:49.22alexlikerock!es
22:49.22infobotextra, extra, read all about it, es is Para los usuarios devuan de habla hispana que requieren la ayuda, ensamble por favor el canal del #devuan-mx  -- Spanish-speaking devuan users requiring support, please join #devuan-mx
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22:52.35alexlikerockwe are waiting  at spanish channel ;-)
22:55.09Vizva!live
22:55.10infobotACTION rises from the dead and starts eating people.
22:56.12Vizva!devuan
22:56.12infobotdevuan  https://devuan.org literally mirrors debian in realtime ("all the same") except replacing packages with systemd-dependencies, and it introduces its own themes and branding. Also see factoid (~/!)amprolla
22:57.37Vizvathat are good news
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22:58.56greenjeans!poo
22:58.56infobotpoo is smelly
22:59.01greenjeanslol
22:59.27greenjeans!greenjeans
22:59.28g4570n!help
22:59.40greenjeans!beer
22:59.40infobotACTION has disconnected (Read error: 99 (Connection reset by beer))
23:02.17g4570n!rssfeeds
23:03.16Vizvahe go and take the smelly bot with him ;)
23:03.54Vizvaor her
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23:20.36XenguyI just looked up stumpwm; I had no idea it was intended as a successor to ratpoison
23:21.01XenguyI must try a tiling window manager sometime
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