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Starting a new guide/git:
https://brontosaurusrex.github.io/stretchbang/
Mostly written for my future-self (as short as possible), but should be clear enough for an user, comments appreciated. p.s. Also install should be a little more automagic than previous postbang stuff.
Last edited by brontosaurusrex (2017-08-01 03:09:35)
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Having a go in a virtualbox now, will report back when all done, cheers mate.
Ok done, very nice. I like what you did with effects through compton, i like the cuprum font, it all comes together very well, congrats.
Last edited by Steve (2017-08-01 09:46:03)
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I will try it out on the weekend on my test partition on the laptop as well.
Just a question with firefox, i note that it is does not have window border controls - min/max etc? Not a big deal, you can shut firefox down with the provided poweroff button.
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edit: ^ I have bring borders for firefox back by default.
p.s. It's getting quite nice to install by this point in time, lots of automation.
Last edited by brontosaurusrex (2017-08-01 15:27:56)
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One can use the release Firefox from the mozilla website. I dropped the extracted archive in $HOME/.local/opt/firefox. Firefox-esr in official Stretch repo is missing multiprocess windows, which is a big feature.
Also, checkinstall is better suited than make install as it allows apt to track the user compiled packages.
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@easysid, thanks for comments, for some reason checkinstall fails with tint2 (Should be fixed).
I'll assume the new firefox expects something other than alsa?
Last edited by brontosaurusrex (2017-08-02 18:38:49)
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checkinstall fails with tint2
Why not use the BunsenLabs backport?
@nobody always updates the package very quickly after a version bump — we make Arch look crusty ![]()
https://www.bunsenlabs.org/repoidx.html … orts-tint2
I'll assume the new firefox expects something other than alsa?
The non-ESR firefox now has a hard dependency on libpulse and will not produce sound without PA ![]()
Unless you use OpenBSD, ofc ![]()
Re: e10s, I think you may be able to force enable it in firefox-esr:
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Why not use the BunsenLabs backport?
Yeah, that would make things easy, I'll understand that my humble endeavor is allowed to use bunsen repos? ![]()
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I'll understand that my humble endeavor is allowed to use bunsen repos?
It would be our honour ![]()
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@easysid, thanks for comments, for some reason checkinstall fails with tint2 (Which probably means I'am doing something wrong, will try some more ..).
in /etc/checkinstallrc
TRANSLATE=0this fixed checkinstall for me. Try a dry run with checkinstall --install=no to see if the deb builds successfully.
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I think the problem were version numbers not being compatible/comparable with 'official-repo' tint2 (it did build, but install failed i guess). Workaround seems to be 'apt remove tint2 && checkinstall # only then'.
Solved with some soft-links, so one never has to 'make install'.
Last edited by brontosaurusrex (2017-09-01 22:21:40)
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edit: deleted some philosophical nonsense, let's stick with tech side of things.
Last edited by brontosaurusrex (2017-08-03 11:55:53)
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Ehi bronto, using stretchbang on an old laptop...loving it, I really like your selection of software (for any task really) and your configs. Also, the theming is amazing, and it's good to be on debian stretch since some software/libraries on jessie is definitely obsolete now..definitely enjoying it a lot; I just wanted to share with you my enthusiasm, that's all ;-D
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