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#21 2026-04-02 16:24:32

Wasp
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Re: Bunsenlabs Devuan

greenjeans wrote:
Wasp wrote:

PS I wrote this review for my blog, if it may interest you... smile
https://luddisti.noblogs.org/?p=435

Nice write-up, thanks! I was wondering how you proceeded. So basically do a net-install of the basic system, boot up into console and run the BL script?

I just don't like using the debian installer, takes sooo long on my old machine, I wonder if I couldn't just take an existing Devuan Mate install I have and add the new configs/script then re-boot into that and un-install the Mate session components? I know it sounds like the harder way, but I have used this de-construct/re-construct method for so long now that it's second nature and I can work very fast using it.

Pondering this...assuming success one could then roll up an iso with Refracta-Snapshot, then sharing that as a nice base to tinker with, @johnraff you mentioned needing such before you could effectively de-bug, would it be helpful if I or someone else made one?

Yes I followed this procedure...Thank's smile


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#22 2026-04-03 04:26:09

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Re: Bunsenlabs Devuan

greenjeans wrote:

So basically do a net-install of the basic system, boot up into console and run the BL script?

I just don't like using the debian installer, takes sooo long on my old machine, I wonder if I couldn't just take an existing Devuan Mate install I have and add the new configs/script then re-boot into that and un-install the Mate session components? I know it sounds like the harder way, but I have used this de-construct/re-construct method for so long now that it's second nature and I can work very fast using it.

Pondering this...assuming success one could then roll up an iso with Refracta-Snapshot, then sharing that as a nice base to tinker with, @johnraff you mentioned needing such before you could effectively de-bug, would it be helpful if I or someone else made one?

You mean, a Devuan iso? Or, I guess they exist already, so a BL/Devuan iso?

That would be nice, I do need a Devuan base to debug bl-exit, but also need some free time right now. If anyone felt like playing with loginctl on Devuan, I have a few suggested avenues for exploration...

Wasp wrote:

by inserting openbox --exit to the other command, it works perfectly

For your needs, or for anyone using openbox, that's the end of the search. But the BL utilities are meant to be as modular as possible, and we'd like them to work as they are with any window manager. That's why it would be nice if we could find out how to make loginctl+elogind work  as well as loginctl+systemd.


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#23 2026-04-03 07:03:21

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Re: Bunsenlabs Devuan

johnraff wrote:

For your needs, or for anyone using openbox, that's the end of the search. But the BL utilities are meant to be as modular as possible, and we'd like them to work as they are with any window manager. That's why it would be nice if we could find out how to make loginctl+elogind work  as well as loginctl+systemd.


That's right, I agree with the choice...

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