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#941 2020-07-19 11:01:32

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eight.bit.al wrote:

^ 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



8bit

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#942 2020-07-19 14:01:51

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Re: Distro-hoppers anonymous

HefftorLinux - Arcolinux spinoff designed for style and stability.

https://hefftor.xyz


     Many Flavors                        Boot options                       Welcome App                     Installer Options
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#943 2020-07-19 15:22:54

unklar
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Re: Distro-hoppers anonymous

unklar wrote:

https://forums.bunsenlabs.org/viewtopic … 16#p103116

unklar wrote:

Please note that the calamares installer is broken on the ISO.

calamares is now repaired  big_smile
https://forum.siduction.org/index.php?t … 5#msg65095

Trenton wrote:

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   hmm  tongue

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#944 2020-07-19 19:22:42

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KaOS

https://kaosx.us/

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
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     Needs A Little GTK                  Wallpaper
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This is the best Plasma I've seen so far, IMHO.
Has all the tools I need. Might become my daily driver.

8bit

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#945 2020-07-19 23:09:13

rbh
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Re: Distro-hoppers anonymous

Trenton wrote:
Trenton wrote:

Are you sure you need the pain in your life of a rolling release breaking , hhh was just talking about this. smile

unklar wrote:

talking, as they say in German, wood   hmm  tongue

Can't believe you would talk to hhh like that. tongue wink

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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#946 2020-07-19 23:19:05

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rbh wrote:

You are adding smilkeys to your comment. Do you think you was funny?

Trenton wrote:

Can't believe you would talk to hhh like that. tongue wink

And clogging up treads with this kind of nonsense.

ohnonot wrote:

BTW, are we going to ban this Trenton character? Seems to be a troll.

8bit

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#947 2020-07-19 23:28:56

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Re: Distro-hoppers anonymous

Hey guys, can we stop wasting bandwidth with this bickering? If you have a problem with a post or a user then:

Choice 1 Ignore it.
Choice 2 Report it to a mod.


Be Excellent to Each Other...
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#948 2020-07-19 23:39:16

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damo wrote:

Hey guys, can we stop wasting bandwidth with this bickering?

Yes. Apologies sir.

8bit

#949 2020-07-20 13:54:38

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Re: Distro-hoppers anonymous

Trenton wrote:

No love for Slackware?

https://forums.bunsenlabs.org/viewtopic … 22#p102822

8bit

#950 2020-07-20 20:07:08

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Re: Distro-hoppers anonymous

Trenton wrote:

No love for Slackware?

Slack is where I cut my Linux teeth on way back in 1994. Still have a set of Slack installer CD's from back then. Good times.


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#951 2020-07-20 21:47:57

hhh
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Re: Distro-hoppers anonymous

Wait, I didn't post my buster cinnamon desktop yet?

https://forums.bunsenlabs.org/viewtopic … 50#p103650


No, he can't sleep on the floor. What do you think I'm yelling for?!!!

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#952 2020-07-23 08:15:34

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Re: Distro-hoppers anonymous

In an effort to resurrect some vintage Mac gear, I discovered (much to my dismay) that PowerPC macs aren’t really supported by any linux distros these days, unless you want something old and unsupported.

Gentoo is an option but I had issues getting it to work on my g5 recently, but I learned about a community fork of void linux specifically for ppc. I gave it a shot and I have to say, I’m impressed! It’s similar to arch in that you wind up with something barebones and have to figure out how to put together your linux system and desktop.

It’s also surprisingly fast. I dig it. I may try it on bare metal on a modern PC just to see how it performs.

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#953 2020-07-23 15:50:02

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Re: Distro-hoppers anonymous

^ Have heard good things about Void Linux, but their future is a little unclear? Something about it being mostly a 1-man-show, and that one man having left...

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#954 2020-07-23 18:28:42

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Re: Distro-hoppers anonymous

ohnonot wrote:

^ Have heard good things about Void Linux, but their future is a little unclear? Something about it being mostly a 1-man-show, and that one man having left...

That's not correct. Juan (the original developer) has left again; most likely for good this time, but they were prepared for it this time. The project continues with about 15 developers, or a user can use xbps-src to create their own package if the application is not in the repos. There are also procedures to submit the package, but nothing like the AUR.

Because of the small development team, some packages get a bit old - gimp comes to mind - so Void is a rolling release but not bleeding edge like Arch.


You must unlearn what you have learned.
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#955 2020-07-23 18:30:09

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Re: Distro-hoppers anonymous

cloverskull wrote:

In an effort to resurrect some vintage Mac gear, I discovered (much to my dismay) that PowerPC macs aren’t really supported by any linux distros these days, unless you want something old and unsupported.

Gentoo is an option but I had issues getting it to work on my g5 recently, but I learned about a community fork of void linux specifically for ppc. I gave it a shot and I have to say, I’m impressed! It’s similar to arch in that you wind up with something barebones and have to figure out how to put together your linux system and desktop.

It’s also surprisingly fast. I dig it. I may try it on bare metal on a modern PC just to see how it performs.

That user put a lot of effort into making that release. Good to know it's still working.


You must unlearn what you have learned.
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#956 2020-07-24 09:28:28

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Re: Distro-hoppers anonymous

OK, thanks for the clarifications. I wouldn't want to start any internet rumours...

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#957 2020-07-24 14:02:51

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Re: Distro-hoppers anonymous

ohnonot wrote:

OK, thanks for the clarifications. I wouldn't want to start any internet rumours...

No problem. It's a running issue with the Void project.

I waiting to see if Juan makes a new distro with just few developers that share his vision and can work with him. It would be more like Alpine Linux, I think.


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#958 2020-07-24 20:08:18

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Posts: 1,897

Re: Distro-hoppers anonymous

PackRat wrote:
ohnonot wrote:

^ Have heard good things about Void Linux, but their future is a little unclear? Something about it being mostly a 1-man-show, and that one man having left...

That's not correct. Juan (the original developer) has left again; most likely for good this time, but they were prepared for it this time. The project continues with about 15 developers, or a user can use xbps-src to create their own package if the application is not in the repos. There are also procedures to submit the package, but nothing like the AUR.

Because of the small development team, some packages get a bit old - gimp comes to mind - so Void is a rolling release but not bleeding edge like Arch.

Now I want to find an older PPC based macbook pro 2009 or earlier to play with smile

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#959 2020-07-24 22:39:40

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Re: Distro-hoppers anonymous

You’ll actually want a 2005-or-earlier PowerBook smile

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#960 2020-07-25 02:42:48

DeepDayze
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Re: Distro-hoppers anonymous

cloverskull wrote:

You’ll actually want a 2005-or-earlier PowerBook smile

Oh yea think I can find a clean one on ebay and I know they won't be cheap. I am sure parts would also be hard to find.

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