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I think renaming is the simplest way out for now, even if it means possible duplication.
Let's try and think of a more elegant solution later on.
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@johnraff, I've rebuilt bunsen-themes-extra with the Yaru folders renamed to bunsen-Yaru*, but I've run into an issue. If I try to install it via GDebi it removes 93 packages, including arandr, bunsen-blob, bunsen-pipemenus, bunsen-thunar, catfish, evince, filezill, firefox-esr, galternatives, gdebi, gedit, libreoffice-gtk3, lightdm, lxappearance, light-locker, network-manager-gnome, pnmixer, synaptic, thunar, tint2, and xfce4-power-manager.
I've downloaded bunsen-themes-extra_13.0-1_all.deb from http://pkg.bunsenlabs.org/debian/pool/m … en-themes/ and using GDebi it tells me the same thing. If I install with dpkg all is fine, apt doen't want to autoremove anything.
I've pulled the bunsen-themes-base deb from my Carbon-themes repo temporarily until I know what's going on.
bunsen-themes-base_13.0-1.1_all.deb and the other build files are up again, I've added a warning about GDebi in the ReadMe.
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hhh@carbon:~$ apt rdepends bunsen-themes-base
bunsen-themes-base
Reverse Depends:
Recommends: bunsen-configs-base
Depends: bunsen-themes
Depends: bunsen-meta-base
I have bunsen-meta-all installed, not bunsen-meta-base.
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^Easy one first - that's showing the reverse depends, ie bunsen-themes and bunsen-meta-base Depends on bunsen-themes-base
(bunsen-meta-all Depends on bunsen-themes which Depends on bunsen-themes-base)
john@boron:~$ apt show bunsen-themes
Package: bunsen-themes
Version: 12.5-1
Priority: optional
Section: x11
Maintainer: John Crawley <john@bunsenlabs.org>
Installed-Size: 10.1 MB
Depends: bunsen-themes-base, gtk2-engines-murrine, gtk2-engines-pixbuf, libgtk-3-0 (>= 3.22.11)
Suggests: openbox, lightdm-gtk-greeter, bunsen-images, bunsen-numix-icon-theme
Breaks: bunsen-themes-extra (<< 12.3)
Replaces: bunsen-themes-extra (<< 12.3)
Homepage: https://github.com/bunsenlabs/bunsen-themes
Download-Size: 395 kB
APT-Manual-Installed: yes
APT-Sources: https://pkg.bunsenlabs.org/debian boron/main amd64 Packages
Description: GTK, Openbox, and other themes for BunsenLabs on Debian
This package provides themes used in the default desktop and in the
preset theme sets that come with BLOB (package bunsen-blob).
Made by hhh and others from the BunsenLabs forums.
john@boron:~$ apt show bunsen-themes-base
Package: bunsen-themes-base
Version: 12.5-1
Priority: optional
Section: x11
Source: bunsen-themes
Maintainer: John Crawley <john@bunsenlabs.org>
Installed-Size: 7,017 kB
Depends: gtk2-engines-murrine, gtk2-engines-pixbuf, libgtk-3-0 (>= 3.22.11)
Recommends: bunsen-images-base
Suggests: openbox, lightdm-gtk-greeter, bunsen-themes
Breaks: bunsen-themes (<< 12.5)
Replaces: bunsen-themes (<< 12.5)
Homepage: https://github.com/bunsenlabs/bunsen-themes
Download-Size: 136 kB
APT-Manual-Installed: no
APT-Sources: https://pkg.bunsenlabs.org/debian boron/main amd64 Packages
Description: GTK, Openbox, and other themes for BunsenLabs on Debian
This package provides only the themes used in the default desktop.
The package bunsen-themes provides some alternative themes.
Made by hhh and others from the BunsenLabs forums.
^^give me a little while...
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^ Cool, no rush.
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I've downloaded bunsen-themes-extra_13.0-1_all.deb from http://pkg.bunsenlabs.org/debian/pool/m … en-themes/ and using GDebi it tells me the same thing.
First test - on Boron I downloaded the deb from that link and gdebi installed it with no problem.
I'll try on a Carbon VM next.
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Test 2 - download bunsen-themes-extra_13.0-1_all.deb on an X11 Carbon VM (don't think Wayland would make any difference), and in a terminal:
sudo apt install bunsen-themes-extra_13.0-1_all.deb
which ran with no errors, and no packages to remove.
But:
I've rebuilt bunsen-themes-extra with the Yaru folders renamed to bunsen-Yaru*
There are no Yaru folders in any of the bunsen-themes packages.
???
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Test 2 - download bunsen-themes-extra_13.0-1_all.deb on an X11 Carbon VM (don't think Wayland would make any difference), and in a terminal:
sudo apt install bunsen-themes-extra_13.0-1_all.deb
which ran with no errors, and no packages to remove.
Only happens when installing with GDebi on sid (maybe trixie as well).
But:
I've rebuilt bunsen-themes-extra with the Yaru folders renamed to bunsen-Yaru*
There are no Yaru folders in any of the bunsen-themes packages.
???
In my rebuild, uploaded again...
https://github.com/hhhorb/Carbon-themes
Typo, bunsen-themes-base, not *-extra.
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johnraff wrote:Test 2 - download bunsen-themes-extra_13.0-1_all.deb on an X11 Carbon VM (don't think Wayland would make any difference), and in a terminal:
sudo apt install bunsen-themes-extra_13.0-1_all.deb
which ran with no errors, and no packages to remove.
Only happens when installing with GDebi on sid (maybe trixie as well).
It works OK for me with gdebi too. Trixie/X11
Yes, I noticed that 'apt install' downloaded the file even when it was in front of its nose. Gdebi actually used the file - but installed no problem.
Sorry, have to go again.
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No worries. This shouldn't be a problem when carbon/trixie is out, I don't think. And who knows if we'll actually use Yaru for themes/icons at that point (though I do like it!)
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johnraff wrote:Test 2 - download bunsen-themes-extra_13.0-1_all.deb on an X11 Carbon VM (don't think Wayland would make any difference), and in a terminal:
sudo apt install bunsen-themes-extra_13.0-1_all.deb
which ran with no errors, and no packages to remove.
Only happens when installing with GDebi on sid (maybe trixie as well).
But:
I've rebuilt bunsen-themes-extra with the Yaru folders renamed to bunsen-Yaru*
There are no Yaru folders in any of the bunsen-themes packages.
???In my rebuild, uploaded again...
https://github.com/hhhorb/Carbon-themesTypo, bunsen-themes-base, not *-extra.
I should have some time to get to these in the next couple of days. Would be beneficial to upgrade my Boron install to Testing/Trixie?
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I should have some time to get to these in the next couple of days. Would be beneficial to upgrade my Boron install to Testing/Trixie?
Of course it might bork your install. For what it's worth, I'd dist-upgrade to sid, trixie is too far away from any sort freeze...
https://release.debian.org/testing/freeze_policy.html
If something gets badly broken in sid it gets fixed ASAP, whereas with trixie, by policy, it can take much longer...
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There were some mistakes made with my package builds that should be fixed now. If you've installed either bunsen-themes-base or bunsen-yaru-icons, uninstall and install the new deb files via dpkg...
bunsen-themes-base
https://github.com/hhhorb/Carbon-themes … .1_all.deb
bunsen-yaru-icons
https://github.com/hhhorb/bunsen-yaru-i … .1_all.deb
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hhh wrote:johnraff wrote:Test 2 - download bunsen-themes-extra_13.0-1_all.deb on an X11 Carbon VM (don't think Wayland would make any difference), and in a terminal:
sudo apt install bunsen-themes-extra_13.0-1_all.deb
which ran with no errors, and no packages to remove.
Only happens when installing with GDebi on sid (maybe trixie as well).
It works OK for me with gdebi too. Trixie/X11
Yes, I noticed that 'apt install' downloaded the file even when it was in front of its nose. Gdebi actually used the file - but installed no problem.Sorry, have to go again.
GDebi should not be necessary.
apt has been doing this reliably for years:
e.g.
sudo apt install ./bunsen-themes-base_13.0-1.1_all.deb
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^It's not about GGebi being necessary, but on how to trigger the bug that @hhh ran into.
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Installed on Boron with gdebi no problems.
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^It's not about GGebi being necessary, but on how to trigger the bug that @hhh ran into.
OK, then I misunderstood. Thank you, @johnraff.
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johnraff wrote:^It's not about GGebi being necessary, but on how to trigger the bug that @hhh ran into.
OK, then I misunderstood. Thank you, @johnraff.
Also, GDebi is installed by default on BL, and if a deb gets clicked GDebi opens and offers to install it. Install it without noticing that packages will be removed and there goes half of your desktop. It can be repaired by installing bunen-meta-all again, though.
@PackRat, thanks for testing on Boron, I was wondering about that.
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unklar wrote:johnraff wrote:^It's not about GGebi being necessary, but on how to trigger the bug that @hhh ran into.
OK, then I misunderstood. Thank you, @johnraff.
Also, GDebi is installed by default on BL, and if a deb gets clicked GDebi opens and offers to install it. Install it without noticing that packages will be removed and there goes half of your desktop. It can be repaired by installing bunen-meta-all again, though.
@PackRat, thanks for testing on Boron, I was wondering about that.
A very good reason to read what will be removed when installing via GDebi. If you do otherwise click install, the package will be installed and packages that conflict will be removed, so be careful when using GDebi as well!
Installing the bunsen-meta-all package to fix that will also remove that offending package you just installed with GDebi too.
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OK, thanks for bearing with me as I stumble along with my learning of packaging... I've reorganized things.
https://github.com/hhhorb/bunsen-themes-yaru
https://github.com/hhhorb/bunsen-yaru-icons
https://github.com/hhhorb/bunsen-extras
bunsen-themes-yaru and bunsen-yaru-icons contain bunsen-Yaru, bunsen-Yaru-bark and bunsen-Yaru-sage.
bunsen-extra contains a tint2 and a conky config, a matching wallpapers for bark and sage. The walls are from 2 works by Pawel Czerwinski that he shared on unsplash.com, that I've color-shifted.
Uninstall my version of bunsen-themes-base and reinstall the package via apt (via the bunsenlabs repo).
Download bunsen-yaru-icons_24.04.3-1.1_all.deb (click file>click "View raw) and reinstall it to add the sage icons. You can now use GDebi for the theme package (and the icon package), that makes bunsen-image-base with GDebi its own issue.
Download and install the new wall wherever you like, but I suggest opening the bunsen folder-symlink in ~/Pictures/wallpapers as root and installing both walls there so you can use them along with the new themes in lightdm and light-locker as well. To reset the penguin-flame icon in lightdm-settings-manager, navigate to /usr/share/icons/bunsen-lightdm.
Desktop screenshot of bunsen-yaru-sage-dark...
I've upped active-panel opacity from 80% to 90% in the tint2 config. It looks better, especially when Desktop 2 is active. Download the tint2rc again or make the change locally in line #94
background_color = #353535 90
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