heard of it so I tried a quick search of the Net. Landed the
potential phrase, "Linux Binary Compatibility". Does anyone know if
that sounds anywhere near the right ballpark for that acronym?
Cindy :)
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d.
One very minor caveat (translation: annoyance) to those searches is
that I tried it just now and landed at /var/log/auth.log for that
*that* grep command I was performing *that very second* while using
root access (via sudo). I always get excited when a potentially useful
file is found but then turn
e memo where that's
the direction we're going. If it's an executive decision that was
made, that's what it is what it is... what it is.
#ThankYou to *EVERYONE* who contributes. Debian has been a MAJOR part
of my abject poverty level computing for several years now.
Cindy :)
'm working through a few glitches of my own because I'm working in
Sid Unstable. Stretch Alpha 8. Hm. That sounds pretty unstable, too.
As soon as those glitches I'm experiencing are worked through, perhaps
we could start a new thread on using debootstrap to install
Debian.
Cindy :)
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On 11/28/16, Lisi Reisz wrote:
> On Monday 28 November 2016 12:54:08 Henning Follmann wrote:
>> On Sun, Nov 27, 2016 at 06:43:54PM -0500, Cindy-Sue Causey wrote:
>> > Hi, All :)
>> >
>> > Please forgive me if I have simply missed the memo where we bought
&g
there.
Everything else that I tried turned out to already be on the apt-mark
generated list. Attempts at "accidentally" installing packages already
on the apt-mark list all simply responded back with the "is already
the newest version" line.
It's tied in. libilmbase12 was NOT in my initial apt-mark showmanual
query response. It IS on that list now.
Cindy :)
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per under the hood. So far it hasn't *appeared to* hurt anything,
and, point blank, there are far more pressing issues needing addressed
in my local, real World community at this moment. #Priorities. :)
Cindy :)
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ere is surely some predictable purposeful purpose for
the *auto*magically generated "set to manually installed" feature I
accidentally trigger (regularly). :)
Thanks for you insight. As has been to date, this is an "of least
concern" kind of thing for me because nothing within my
ceive from
your favored Ubuntu user help list(s)?
Cindy :)
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org/debian-accessibility/2016/12/msg00031.html
[2] Re: Where are WiFi passwords (WPA keys) stored? @ Debian-User
https://lists.debian.org/debian-user/2016/12/msg00171.html
[3] Re: stretch orca and wifi connection setup @ Debian-Accessibility
https://lists.debian.org/debian-accessibility/2016/12/msg00023.html
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erent to what I went on about for a seconds
in the last week or so. It is my highly unhumble opinion that download
numbers have apparently taken a hit "somewhere else" and so troops
have hit the ground to re-recruit..
:)
Cindy :)
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fast.. I am so ready... for a reboot on all of it.
Just thinking out loud for the immediate record... *grin*
Cindy :)
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* !! Jingle-Jingle-Jingle !! *
have been
hugely beneficial for connecting the dots had I learned of the concept
five or six years ago.
No, I'm not using the concept this second, but FreeMind was one I did
specifically test drive a while back. Am not finding it under Sid just
this sec so not sure the where or how from the time I did download it.
Best wishes in 2017 to everyone!
Cindy :)
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ul Debian maintenance and releases. The catch-22 is that
Debian users need... reportbug... to report an apparent bug with
reportbug. :)
Just lurking out loud... :)
Cindy
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tDeb archives I need then I use dpkg
to install.
Keeping a one-liner sources.list is just my (very stubborn) thing
here. There's no "mucking around" through a bunch of lines in that
file so it's very *cognitively friendly*. The additional payoff is
that you learn a little mo
tely a-suming facts not in evidence in those kinds
of cases. *grin*
Just thinking out loud.. :)
PS As an afterthought, sometimes inquiries that seem woefully outdated
or suchly... are about countries that have inherited things like our
absolute bottom basement, bottom dollar throwaways... and they're
trying to make them work because that's all they have
Cindy
[1] https://cascardo.eti.br/blog/GNU_on_a_Smartphone/
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ccidental breakage and/or deletions. I just
(manually) thinned that directory out a little, i.e. several thousand
files, but it would still be embarrassing to brandish publicly after
its recent diet. *grin*
Just thinking out loud. I really don't have any other feedback...
except maybe...
*ACK!* :D
Cindy :)
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e to get
used to cozying up to his/her younger sibling, the up and coming shiny
new Stretch..
Happy Debian'ing!
Cindy :)
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+++ BEGIN FORWARDED
will not work until you've gone through the steps
of choosing and installing a desktop environment/login manager, server
initiali(s/z)ation tool, yada-yada. You get to learn all kinds of new
terms. The entire experience can take several days if you're running
on dialup access with no in-house/onsite repository.
debootstrap... Feel The Power! :)
Cindy :)
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that aumix-gtk,
the terminal command is still just the "aumix".
Its developers are my #Heros! #TrueStory! It's CRUCIAL that my sound
work right now, and that was the avenue that worked to date... on this
particular... for now anyway.
Hope that helps someone.. *grin*
Cindy :)
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nus/xfce-applications.menu because I had a
mental tickle file already stored about its possible existence. Had I
not found it via a "locate" terminal command line search, my next
usual step is to "grep" for an unordinary, thus less commonly found,
entry off my menu (e.g. PySo
sts: gutenprint-locales
candycane@northpole:~$ apt-cache rdepends printer-driver-gutenprint
printer-driver-gutenprint
Reverse Depends:
gutenprint-doc
printer-driver-all-enforce
printer-driver-all
cups
parl-desktop-strict
cups-daemon
+++
Just thinking out loud Most definitel
DID remember it was in the Pidgin family (because
of having literally LOL'ed). Finch didn't pull up in an "apt-cache
search pidgin" query. It might help Finch and any other similar Pidgin
family members see more airtime if a reference to Pidgin was in their
description text field'y thing... 'y on your end. :)
Unless you don't want it to be found a whole lot (yet) for whatever
developer known reason(s)...
Cindy :)
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* sometimes runs in circles... literally. *
uot;remove" and "autoremove" but
had never pursued *why*. I started using "autoremove" after I kept
seeing apt-get proffer it for removal of packages that are no
longer dependencies for anything. So from now on... my opening
statement will be that I use "apt-get re
no-brainer "caveat" to using that. You must have rights to
access the directory that you're issuing that command from, else it
WILL fail. E.g. I can't issue that command while my terminal is
showing that I'm sitting in the /etc directory. It DOES work if I
change the file path to "~/notUpToDate20170313", e.g.:
elf@northpole:/etc$ apt-show-versions | grep -v "uptodate" -i >
~/notUpToDate20170313
I say again... Oooo :)
Cindy :)
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n the fly out of desperation while clicking
everything in sight in a grocery store last year. I do it almost daily
now just so I never forget..
Good luck!
Cindy :)
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it's easier to delete
that file per that error message *if* that error occurs versus the
headaches that might result if that file was not in place for most
other users universally. *?* :)
The question: If I get a wild hair later and get a chance to attempt
this, do you mind if I "borrow&
nd it missed my
consciousness that things didn't go all the way through to the normal
successful install message. I'd chroot in, and that's when root's "I
Have No Name!" identity crisis slash eventual debootstrap install fail
came into play.
Just thinking out loud. :)
Cindy :)
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rious coding.
No, I don't know where to look just this second. I started to try to
do the same back when I encountered it, but never got through the
process to be able to suggest where to start and finish..
Good luck if you try to help with it..
Cindy :)
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ds to show up somewhere in that file. I was consciously putting it
in the first block because that seemed to be the *logical* thing to do
k/t having touched on programming 20 years ago at a local tech school.
:)
Just thinking out loud...
Cindy :)
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On 3/26/17, Cindy-Sue Causey wrote:
> On 3/26/17, Philippe LeCavalier wrote:
>> On Sat, Mar 25, 2017, 17:52 wrote:
>>
>>> On Sat, Mar 25, 2017 at 06:56:03PM +, Philippe LeCavalier wrote:
>>>
>>> > Nevermind. I changed the forward to another box a
quite a few weeks now in Stretch.
Those are just observations. It is what it is, there are no
complaints. This has been occurring for me through several upgrades of
chromium. It's not anything new. It ebbs and flows in frequency and so
far is only a minor annoyance. :)
Cindy :)
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working on Debian *usability*... VERY actively:
https://lists.debian.org/debian-accessibility/
:)
Cindy :)
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uot; presents you with a list of only those packages currently in
need of upgrades. Maybe by running something like "apt-show-versions"
or similar if you find it, you might see appropriate package names
leaping off your screen?
Or not, grin.
Just thinking out loud.. Good luck!
Cindy :)
ce... No fib... He did
some promo for one of the Star Trek movies where he (embarrassingly)
made a Killer Whale disappear... He was a cutie pie, he was.. As sweet
in person as he came across on screen
Over and out!
Cindy :)
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* still
IRST TIME I can remember ever hitting a
wall....
If anyone has questions specific to mine, my apologies but I won't be
around computer all day. Going back out to wrangle that fallen Hickory
tree again..
Cindy :)
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* bzzz
veral times over the last two days. That kind of thing is VERY user
friendly just for reasons like people sometimes DO forget they're on
unstable when it runs as... stable as I personally have seen Sid be
until the last couple days.
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for people to access the
FREE SPEECH web from within countries that do things like jail and
shoot their journalists for writing the TRUTH about Life.
Cindy
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* try searching 'what is vpn "free speech" blocked count
arent how things went, *grin*
Good luck, Everyone!
Cindy :)
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On 8/10/15, Cindy-Sue Causey wrote:
> Hi, All.. May be false hope, but I just ran apt-get update and found
> libreoffice in there again. Besides being the program EVERYTHING kept
> trying to autoremove, libreoffice flat out had disappeared out of any
> "needs to be updated&qu
. Does anyone know if either would work in xfce?
It's apparently installed on my extremely basic, debootstrapped setup
that includes xfce4. I had no idea that was there. Searches like
"apt-cache search xeyes" keep turning up x11-apps as the... source.
Cindy :)
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ies of whatever last distro copy of your
own was working 100%...
!!-*_ALWAYS_*-!!
Don't be a hard head about HAVING to go pure unstable when unstable
hits a bump like this past week. Keep a very stable *stable* copy of
Debian around just for kicks, too. PPS.. That last one falls under
don
27;ing-ing out there!
Cindy :)
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* If I could figure out how to fix it, I surely would. :D *
erver's tired of struggling under the 967 BYTES download
rate on my end..
Cindy :)
PS Ok, I just checked my inbox one more time before sending this.
Elimar and David replied with David's thought being similar to my own.
Compression was a word I was actually looking for. Like something
es me about computers and how they work, not to
mention the individuals who ever figured out all this shtuff in the
first place. :)
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thing
appropriate. I don't know if the difference today is that the quality
of websites favored by search engines have changed or if asking fully
worded questions any other user might ask has helped after all these
years, but there you go.
Cindy :)
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uld anything like this come up again for you.
At least I THINK a report could be generated since I've seen past
threads about similar. The threads just completely went over my head
at the time outside of mentally toggling that learning experience as a
future *to do*
Cindy :)
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On 9/4/15, Cindy-Sue Causey wrote:
>
> Related to your previous reply about "provided it works properly",
> maybe someone here with the knowledge of how it's done can tip you on
> setting up a report that's automatically generated when update runs.
> That&#
After that, most if not all times I have to then push something like
my up arrow key for it to bring up the log in window. No idea how I
ever figured out that works. Mostly likely just started pushing keys
out of frustration at some point early on...
Cindy :)
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On 9/5/15, rlhar...@oplink.net wrote:
> On Fri, September 4, 2015 11:12 pm, Cindy-Sue Causey wrote:
>> I have to
>> push the hardware-based sleep button to start the waking process. After
>> that, most if not all times I have to then push something like my up
>> arro
ly because this is the first unstable I've been
through from the start of a new release cycle.
Cindy :)
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* runs... in circles sometimes *
of conflict with apt-cache??
So I just kept flipping back and forth between the two man
pages... and trying to really read and *comprehend* apt-cache's
one especially..
Is apt-cache's maybe really meaning *FILE*, as in each specific .deb
file, and not directory (aka "fold
y what you are looking for in 7.8 versus
7.9
Just thinking out loud... Good luck! :)
Cindy :)
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home was my kneejerk to this in the
wee middle of last night.
And still is right this second today
Knowing *why* this *_CHOICE_* is being sought MIGHT carry the weight
it would take to change that opinion, though...
Cindy :)
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about here and there. Give me a
couple weeks, and it may be that I had to do this myself firsthand,
too. Time will tell.. *grin*
Hope this helps at least a little.. If nothing else, maybe it at least
helped short track someone else's answer... or something. :)
Cindy :)
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earch package contents.
*smacking head (very hard)*
https://www.debian.org/distrib/packages#search_contents
Before sharing, I tried umpteen different variations by chopping parts
off both the front end and the back end of your desired find.... and
got absolute zero every time. Maybe your luck will be
CE_*
of package combinations and how all the packages each user chooses
interacts amongst themselves in each almost singularly definable
setup.
Cindy :)
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* anyone seen my frei0r? it seems to have taken it on the lam. #hate
when that happens. *
story.log.1.gz,
history.log.2.gz, etc, in that same /var/log/apt directory. If that
does NOT exist on your system for any reason, maybe someone else knows
of an alternative route to the same information.
Hope you find what you're looking for there. Mine does seem to be
referencing a before and
7;t be there. You'll only see something blip through there at a
rate that's reflective of your Internet connection speed. If you run
update one more time and something is still sitting incomplete under
"partial", wouldn't hurt to nose around to find out why it's still
there
ntended to share the existence of that package. Maybe it's
just the thing someone was looking for....
OR not. *grin*
Cindy :)
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ence..
Sharing because it might just help someone else who spends a lot of
time using terminals. As I write that, for some reason it comes to
mind that it may be standard with large installs. If not, the package
name again is ttf-anonymous-pro.
Happy Monday! (It *is* Monday, right??)
Cind
for Debian with respect to those who
author the/our site's webpages. :)
Cindy :)
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ns being asked AND/OR the mistakes
being made by newcomers on that list. :)
Good luck whatever method you follow!
Cindy :)
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tlogd" for their other
recommendation. That (terminal command line search) output this
description:
"bootlogd - daemon to log boot messages"
Bootlogd may or may not be default installed on various systems. Just
for funnsies, running the command "dpkg -s bootlogd" reflects it
occurred for any reason.
Your mention of that reminded me of "--fix-missing", also, which I've
used on occasion. Whether or not it ever helped, I don't know.
Computer's running, but ti's been a LONG time (like whole weeks, ok,
months) since I've needed either.
Jus
g bugs that maybe
over time it helps inspire people to get involved somehow through
repeated exposure to Debian's issues... and also that existing,
knowledgeable Devs might incidentally see something pending that they
have just the right experience to help fix on the spot now that they
are
d it/LOVED
it in a file manager other than Thunar, just can't remember if it was
Nautilus or Dolphin. If it's available, it may also be called
"bookmark" as an alternative..
Cindy :)
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.
$ cat /etc/*-release
$ PRETTY_NAME="Debian GNU/Linux stretch/sid"
Unstable is certainly Sid's first, middle, and last name, grin.
Stretch nicely defines where Sid is in a release cycle of the
moment. a nice little time stamp of sorts ish. :)
Cindy :)
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*, one click
accomplishes the task "Report as s p am* button on the right top
corner of each message in case you find anything that slipped through
filters.
Cindy :)
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ery specific but I
rarely see that here. Things that don't apply or that remain beyond my
comprehension, I simply delete and hope that some tickle of
information remains as the whole Debian picture continues to come
together in my own Mind. :)
Cindy :)
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would be digging
harder for a current key instead of trying to force something
that's... "old and moldy".. :)
Cindy :)
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tem-microblazeqemu-system-xtensaeb
qemu-nbd qemu-system-microblazeel qemu-unicore32
qemu-or32 qemu-system-mips qemu-x86_64
Good luck!
Cindy :)
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LOT of
time that afternoon. Many months ago there was a thread about
longevity of hard drives related to how many boots in their lifetimes.
THAT THREAD came to mind THAT AFTERNOON I ate a few boots off my
hard drive's lifetime supply that day. *grin*
Cindy :)
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quot; a few times for "hindi". An aside to
those who write those descriptions: Don't forget to use **ALL** your
special keywords! It's times like this when they matter. :D
PS "urdu truetype" still landed no package results.
Cindy :)
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tween them on 1GB memory. Again. lol =)
Cindy :)
** I'm trying to mentally work through a BAD #1 critical Debian bug
without rebooting. Rebooting means losing, breaking the virtual train
of thought to this point this second. For people in my cognitive
(disability type) Shoes, it represents a major loss. It's why we get
stubborn about things like not rebooting sometimes. :)
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. Apt-get tosses partially completed download files into a
temporary directory where those files stay until they're ready to be
decompressed. The VERY LAST part of the process is that they then
overwrite and/or become interwoven into the previous similar/same list
files.
Just thinking out loud. :)
Cindy :)
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es like current CD/DVD size limitations. That's when they
have to start making those difficult decisions about what packages are
shipped and which ones hit the cutting room floor. Just glad I'm not
wearing those Shoes. :)
Cindy :)
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y/
For fun, I checked my inbox for any references to the ransomware.
There are ZERO references in what's probably at least 150,000 emails
or more. For that reason, I'm adding the name here: Ransm-C and
Linux/Ransm-C so this thread becomes searchable for it. :)
In the end, all the above is
On 11/11/15, Cindy-Sue Causey wrote:
>
> For fun, I checked my inbox for any references to the ransomware.
> There are ZERO references in what's probably at least 150,000 emails
> or more. For that reason, I'm adding the name here: Ransm-C and
> Linux/Ransm-C so this thre
, I just reset my keyboard model to Asus, go
figure. Wandering off now wondering if I haven't just sunk my own
battleship..
Cindy :)
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often something like 10 to maybe 100 *KB*
max...
Am headed outside to do chores so I won't be around for a while in the
event anyone has insight into that sizable number there.. :)
Happy Sunday!
Cindy :)
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On 11/22/15, Sven Joachim wrote:
> On 2015-11-22 08:45 -0500, Cindy-Sue Causey wrote:
>
>>
>> **111 MB disk space will be freed.**
>
> This seems to be solely due to the size of g++-5 having shrunk a lot,
> because cc1plus is now stripped. Since the changelog doe
ce the desktop starts the order of the displays is probably* also
> wrong, but of course can be fixed in the display settings
>
> * I say that because the main monitor is numbered 2 and the old monitor
> is numbered 1.
>
> Where is the detection of which monitor is which take pl
On 11/27/15, Alan Chandler wrote:
> On 27/11/15 10:46, Cindy-Sue Causey wrote:
>> On 11/25/15, Alan Chandler wrote:
>>>
>>> But gdm3 has decided it is going to come up on the secondary monitor.
>>> Once the desktop starts the order of the displays is probabl
ying to put into words to share, potentially
via bug report.. :)
Cindy :)
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rds you know
to use that I don't might get you better results. I'd leave off the
word "touchpad" and see if something pops for "touch screen" that can
be adapted for touchpad, if nothing else
Cindy :)
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potentially time to...
autoclean again.
*cough* 4.5GB *cough-cough* =)
Cindy
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* what's in YOUR archives?! *
chroot the target path to get
chroot... you know... (also) working, it's been quite the learning
curve week. *Look out!*
Cindy :)
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n to the error would potentially help
someone who's already been in your Shoes. In that second case, I was
using "apt-get -f install" myself according to my notes... :)
Good luck! :)
Cindy :)
* For the record, at some point immediately after that chromium fail,
I permanently aborted an
ually end up with
extremely bottom dollar readers and hubs which would likely also play
a notable part in any of this type of issue.
Just thinking out loud.. :)
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t; also try *dpkg -i --force-depends
[package-name]. SEEMS LIKE it was one of those "don't try this at
home, kids", last resort kinds of deal. It actually fixed something
for me in a system I eventually killed off permanently some other way
instead...
Another "thinking out loud&quo
g
disastrous themselves.. I can remember mentally visualizing the file
hierarchy while thinking that every single file in it, no matter how
critical, was 100% equally vulnerable at those times of transfers.
Couldn't think of the words then but "integrity checks" or some such
simi
helped. It would be interesting to
hear what Aptitude *does* do under the hood when users tell it to try
again.. Each, our favorite package managers... they're what make
Debian rock and roll..
Cindy :)
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opers catch this now, could you please help speed
up the process of yanking that off the WWW..?
Thank you..
Peace and Love to All..
Cindy Sue
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#x27;s all I've got right now. Hope that helps *at least a little*.. Good luck!
PS Got any questions on that... shtuff... please so do NOT try asking
me... :))
Cindy :)
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f it would be perfect for the next upgrade of
something else Debian out there. :)
Cindy :)
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you have to orchestrate accordingly to get the most bang out of time
spent in front of the screen.. This is a PERFECT tool for that. :)
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imes at everything that came with
xfce4-goodies (via /var/log/apt/history.log) but haven't seen anything
that popped off the screen yet as the (hero) fixer.
Cindy :)
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offense intended to anyone else's *_CHOICE_*. Seriously! Whatever
works however it works... :)
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ighted. Sometimes it will even deselect if you click in between
lines of selected text instead of directly over the text itself..
Fun, fun. :)
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