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eight.bit.al wrote:Ikey's making a comeback! So much chatter on #serpentos...
LOL , He's been making a comeback and leaving again for like the last 10 years.
Yeah, I meant that tongue in cheek. All the chatter on freenode about how great it's gunna be...
I see you are quite the distro hopper 8bit
It's something to do. I've learned a lot, none of which will ever make me a dime. o.O
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My name is Sector11 and I am a recovered Distro-Hopper
Around these parts, that's like saying "I've given up on drinking water." You'll be back to it whether you want to or not.
eight.bit.al wrote:Yeah, I meant that tongue in cheek.
All the chatter on freenode about how great it's gunna be...
Apparently he's already annoying people by saying that he will not be supporting Nvidia drivers.
Maybe he should hook up with the developer of Sway (that chap with the very posh sounding name). Both hate Nvidia, like Wayland and are "opinionated by default".
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Sector11 wrote:My name is Sector11 and I am a recovered Distro-Hopper
Around these parts, that's like saying "I've given up on drinking water." You'll be back to it whether you want to or not.
I'm sure he meant recovering, instead of recovered. Resistance is futile.
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Sector11 wrote:My name is Sector11 and I am a recovered Distro-Hopper
Around these parts, that's like saying "I've given up on drinking water." You'll be back to it whether you want to or not.
Yup, gave up drinking water too. You know what disgusting things fish do in that stuff!
I'm sure he meant recovering, instead of recovered. Resistance is futile.
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Nope, just like booze: "We are 100 men and women who have recovered from a seemingly hopeless state of mine and body"
cut out booze
cut out smokes
cut out water
cut out distro hopping
tomorrow I start cutting out paper dolls.
Who are they kidding, we are all in the hopeless state of mind and body called life.
The sun will never set if you keep walking towards it. - my son
Being positive doesn't understand physics.
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cut out booze
cut out smokes
cut out water
cut out distro hoppingtomorrow I start cutting out paper dolls.
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Who are they kidding, we are all in the hopeless state of mind and body called life.
May I propose that to the BL-Quotes?
"Kaum macht [Mensch]* es richtig, funktioniert es sofort!"
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Be my guest.
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Sector11 wrote:cut out booze
cut out smokes
cut out water
cut out distro hoppingtomorrow I start cutting out paper dolls.
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Who are they kidding, we are all in the hopeless state of mind and body called life.
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May I propose that to the BL-Quotes?
LOL good ones
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First up:
Frost Linux
Plasma on Arch Linux. with a bent towards developers. ISO booted up and ran well. Could not find an installer. None on the Grub boot screen, desktop, or cli mode. Too bad, it was quite snappy from the thumb drive.
Next up:
Would not boot on real iron. Instructions show installing on a VM, which I did not try. Too bad, This one looked like it had potential.
And last:
PC distribution with the data partition mounted on top of a read-only system partition, resistant to filesystem-corruption.
No typical boot menu, straight to GUI setup. After user name, etc. blank screen. Dead. Screenshots via phone.
And this concludes this episode of, Not Ready For Prime Time.
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Complete Android experience on the desktop with access to millions of Android applications.
Wallpaper from my collection.
Loved it. Blazing fast.
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^ Haven't used Android-x86 in a long time. Wouldn't be fair to compare.
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edit: In the past my experience with a touch OS on a KB/mouse platform wasn't so great. PrimeOS was a pleasure to use on the desktop. There was a small learning curve, mostly remembering how things are done on Android.
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Thanks for the info and PrimeOS will also be on my radar as I'd love to install this on my laptop so I can use my fave Android apps
Things should operate very much like on an Android phone/tablet except you are using mouse/keyboard. Maybe in future if I get a touchscreen laptop I'll use this even more!
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For example, highlight/copy/paste. Double click on some text and the two delimiters of android's highlight mechanism pop up, so one can select the start and end of the highlight by moving the delimiters with the mouse. Then select from the usual Android menu of Cut/Copy/Paste/ etc. Single click brings up a single delimiter, to move the cursor into position.
Worked well and didn't take long at all to learn the blend of KB/mouse & Android.
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I haven't tested Android-x86 for a long time either, so I don't know if this is PrimeOS achievement or not, but it does seem useful.
Can imagine loads of use cases, having little VMs for WhatsApp or so.
BTW, it's probably blazing fast because it loads itself completely into RAM, as mobile OSs do.
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BL quote proposals to this thread please.
my repos / my repos
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Download the installer and follow the steps below for installing PrimeOS
Launch the exe program and choose the drive from which you want to make a partition for PrimeOS.
Well, ain't that a kick in the butt with a frozen mukluk.
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^ There's three download options, don't understand the difference.
PrimeOS Classic
PrimeOS Standard
PrimeOS Mainline (for junkies?)
Each one has two options, Window$ installer and ISO. Most of us would choose the ISO. But if one was coming from Window$, the exe would be the ticket.
Just read further down the page - Manual Installation Process
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OH POOBAA! I missed the ISO
My OOPS!
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OH POOBAA! I missed the ISO
My OOPS!
Should be able to boot the ISO in Vbox or VMware and install to a virtual machine. That sounds like a good way to test drive it. I would love to try it out on a touchscreen laptop on bare metal.
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https://forums.bunsenlabs.org/viewtopic … 16#p103116
Please note that the calamares installer is broken on the ISO.
calamares is now repaired
https://forum.siduction.org/index.php?t … 5#msg65095
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^ There's three download options, don't understand the difference.
PrimeOS Classic
PrimeOS Standard
PrimeOS Mainline (for junkies?)
PrimeOS Mainline (For newest systems)
PrimeOS Standard (For newer systems)
PrimeOS Classic (For older systems)
https://forum.xda-developers.com/androi … s-t3858992
Root PrimeOS
https://forum.xda-developers.com/phoeni … 77945/amp/
https://forum.xda-developers.com/phoeni … 3-t3735310
Apparently not touch friendly:
https://forum.xda-developers.com/showpo … stcount=49
If having trouble installing: Try installing with Remix OS installer tool
Some videos:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aOuKzrcIc9g&t=133s
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DM27yBCCSZE
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q8qOwhY … e=youtu.be
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OqftBXS … e=youtu.be
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HefftorLinux - Arcolinux spinoff designed for style and stability.
Many Flavors Boot options Welcome App Installer Options
Busy SystemTray Plasma Desktop Modified Xfce (-Dock) Terminal
First Update PCmanFM Dolphin Wallpaper
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https://forums.bunsenlabs.org/viewtopic … 16#p103116
unklar wrote:Please note that the calamares installer is broken on the ISO.
calamares is now repaired
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https://forum.siduction.org/index.php?t … 5#msg65095
Are you sure you need the pain in your life of a rolling release breaking,...
Here such systems have been "rolling" for 8 years with LXDE, or 5 years with KDE, or 3 years with fluxbox. If you want to look:
tune2fs -l /dev/sda1 | grep -i Created
Filesystem created: Thu May 31 20:10:18 2012
inxi -S
System:
Host: siduction Kernel: 5.7.9-towo.1-siduction-amd64 x86_64 bits: 64
Console: tty 0 Distro: siduction 12.1 Desperado - lxde - (201205212234)
In those periods, there hasn't even been a system breakage.
So you are talking, as they say in German, wood
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LFS, rolling, very fresh, light, active community, community packages repo, pacman - single developer, limited, but adequate repos.
Welcome Helpful Calamares Installer No Office Suite for Me
Configuration Options Package Groups Latest Browser Versions Desktop w/ Updates
Dark Theme - Must Have This Works Right-Click Menu Dolphin Root Actions
Nice Part 1 Nice Part 2 Web & IRC Latest Packages
This is the best Plasma I've seen so far, IMHO.
Has all the tools I need. Might become my daily driver.
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Trenton wrote:Are you sure you need the pain in your life of a rolling release breaking , hhh was just talking about this.
unklar wrote:talking, as they say in German, wood
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Can't believe you would talk to hhh like that.
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It is very clear in post #953, that @unklar dirirect his post to you, trenton. He qoutes only you.
For @unklar it ain't any pain to manage a sid system.
I also run sid (Siduction). It has crached a couple of times, but I usualey have fixed it real quick. As of now, it is broken again. I have chainrooted in to the system, worked for about 5 hours and could not find out any remedy. My Debian sid (with BL ontop) is healthy...
You are adding smilkeys to your comment. Do you think you was funny?
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You are adding smilkeys to your comment. Do you think you was funny?
Can't believe you would talk to hhh like that.
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And clogging up treads with this kind of nonsense.
BTW, are we going to ban this Trenton character? Seems to be a troll.
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