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Congratulations team, well done!
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woop, woop! congratulations! I moved to pure debian a while back but BL - never forget.
I don't have patience or skill to dig deep enough every time system breaks itself or when I break something because of lack of patience and skill.
nore, 23 Feb 2019
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Congratulations team !!. It's a great job
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woop, woop! congratulations! I moved to pure debian a while back but BL - never forget.
I'm also running pure Debian stable cinnamon at the moment. It's what #! creator and solo developer @corenominal recommended (not cinnamon, but debian or another major linux distro) when he announced "The End." But this BL release is the bomb for Openbox.
Thanks to everyone for their congratulations and good wishes, it means a lot to us.
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Distrowatch has mirrored our announcement...
https://distrowatch.com/weekly.php?issu … 3#released
Screenshot caption... 'The long-awaited BunsenLabs Lithium introduces "jgmenu" for Openbox'
Nice.
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Info also updated on https://wiki.debian.org/Derivatives/Census/BunsenLabs.
Release info also exported to https://planet.debian.org/deriv/ date: 2/8.
Last edited by rbh (2020-08-05 18:07:45)
// Regards rbh
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cherkie wrote:woop, woop! congratulations! I moved to pure debian a while back but BL - never forget.
I'm also running pure Debian stable cinnamon at the moment. It's what #! creator and solo developer @corenominal recommended (not cinnamon, but debian or another major linux distro) when he announced "The End." But this BL release is the bomb for Openbox.
Thanks to everyone for their congratulations and good wishes, it means a lot to us.
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Distrowatch has mirrored our announcement...
https://distrowatch.com/weekly.php?issu … 3#released
Screenshot caption... 'The long-awaited BunsenLabs Lithium introduces "jgmenu" for Openbox'
Nice.
I know that some BL users have had a variety of issues with installing and running BL and their input and feedback is surely welcomed and perhaps the future Beryllium release will be another great leap forward for BL in making BL a worthy distro that's just the ticket
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Info also updated on https://wiki.debian.org/Derivatives/Census/BunsenLabs.
Thanks to @johnraff for that.
Release info also exported to https://planet.debian.org/deriv/ date: 2/8.
All first posts in the News & Announcements forum are automatically forwarded to Planet Debian/Derivatives.
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get Beryllium out ....
Beryllium, 4Be https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Beryllium
Lithium is a great job.
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johnraff wrote:get Beryllium out ....
Beryllium, 4Be https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Beryllium
Lithium is a great job.
While Lithium was a long slog think Beryllium will be less troublesome due to the new release infrastructure the dev team has built during Lithium's development. It should then be easier to add new features and enhancements down the line.
Wayland maybe???
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... due to the new release infrastructure the dev team has built during Lithium's development.
This is the result of commitment and idealism.
It should then be easier to add new features and enhancements down the line.
Simplicity and performance.
Wayland maybe???
why not:)
And thanks for reply.
Cheers
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Wayland maybe???
Whenever Debian makes it the default?
Please use CODE tags for code.
Search youtube without a browser: repo | thread
BL quote proposals to this thread please.
my repos / my repos
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^And not a minute earlier.
...elevator in the Brain Hotel, broken down but just as well...
( a boring Japan blog (currently paused), idle Twitterings and GitStuff )
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^And not a minute earlier.
Amen. I'm hoping X11 will remain as a legacy option for several more years.
It's like self-driving cars, you think they're around the corner but the programming of life-and-death decisions for a machine are still years away.
Hmm, not my best analogy. Linux Wayland is not a self-driving car.
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johnraff wrote:^And not a minute earlier.
Amen. I'm hoping X11 will remain as a legacy option for several more years.
It's like self-driving cars, you think they're around the corner but the programming of life-and-death decisions for a machine are still years away.
Hmm, not my best analogy. Linux Wayland is not a self-driving car.
I am sure Debian would still keep X11 around and apps that support X11 should even stick around for some time. Even now Wayland is not quite there yet.
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I've just added an ANNOYANCES AND WORKAROUNDS section at the bottom of the release notes.
Right now it's the installer ipv6 issue. Let's hope there won't be too many more...
...elevator in the Brain Hotel, broken down but just as well...
( a boring Japan blog (currently paused), idle Twitterings and GitStuff )
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I'm hoping X11 will remain as a legacy option for several more years.
It's like self-driving cars, you think they're around the corner but the programming of life-and-death decisions for a machine are still years away.
Agreed.
FWIW, I think it's another decade before support for Xorg is not a given anymore, at least for Debian.
Please use CODE tags for code.
Search youtube without a browser: repo | thread
BL quote proposals to this thread please.
my repos / my repos
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Bunsenlabs Lithium Package lists
Full package list:
Maybe edit?, add: "64 bit iso".
CD iso package list:
and add: "32 bit bit iso".
// Regards rbh
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^ Done, thanks.
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It took too long to decide whether or not mention, and Thank you, guys.Vivaldi Stable and the Snapshots are now present at Applications > Internet
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Only tried it in a live run on a virtual machine so far: looking good.
Seeding for twelve hours now.
/Martin
Finally got around to installing Lithium on my Lenovo x230 yesterday. It was a rainy day...
I went for defaults throughout apart from going for disk encryption. Zero issues so far. Well, bl-welcome does not work but that is old news.
Thumbs up.
Now I 'only' have to install and set up some favorites. The weather is nice again so it will not be done in a day.
/Martin
(posted from the new system)
"Problems worthy of attack
prove their worth by hitting back."
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Well, bl-welcome does not work but that is old news.
Until bugfix has been aplied, if you want to run bl-welcome, you can uninstall bunsen-os-release and reinstall after you run the bl-welcome skript.
// Regards rbh
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Martin wrote:Well, bl-welcome does not work but that is old news.
Until bugfix has been aplied, if you want to run bl-welcome, you can uninstall bunsen-os-release and reinstall after you run the bl-welcome skript.
I am fine without bl-welcome, I think.
/Martin
"Problems worthy of attack
prove their worth by hitting back."
Piet Hein
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