On 05/01/2014 07:44 PM, fari...@arcor.de wrote:
> I figured it out how to make work the setup correctly: I got the kernel
> 3.2.-04 from debian wheezy and, voilà, sound and even correct sleep mode
> (standby, suspend, you name it) is there. Till now, i did not notice any
> problem. (inxi shows the
I figured it out how to make work the setup correctly: I got the kernel
3.2.-04 from debian wheezy and, voilà, sound and even correct sleep mode
(standby, suspend, you name it) is there. Till now, i did not notice any
problem. (inxi shows the correct sound card:MacSoundSnapper).
May be, i should p
Am 30.04.2014 23:45, schrieb Fritz Hudnut :
> ...
Thanks for intervening and for your suggestions. You're quite correct:
i'd like to have an operational pb - *including sound*. Now, that seems
hard to get to, at the actual state of things. Saying it's a somehow
inherited bug of debian would mean
Hi Fritz,
I like JWM a lot! Of course you will need to install
menu
(maybe even menu-xdg I don't completely remember) in order to have a
menu you don't manually update all the time, unless you are into that :)
Rox is handy for putting icons on the desktop... though getting
removable media to show
@Israel:
Thanks for the thoughts, the OP is "fairnet" but I've been considering a
test run on the iBook of 14.04 . . . I'm fine with 12.04, should be
supported for the viable life of the computer . . . but, thanks for the
idea of JWM . . . I might try that out for humor . . . definitely the iMac
i
Hi,
Actually Ubuntu inherited the no sound bug from Debian :(
So... 12.04 is probably the best bet for now. You can do a mini install
of Ubuntu, and customize it however you like. Obviously the Lubuntu
packages are not being updated for 12.04. However, there are other DE
options as well as other
Since i did not really understand, where and how to go better, for the
> ppc problems, for the moment i continue to post here:
>
> Aside all errors (and some others as well) i discovered that sound
> absolutely does notwork. So, i decided to erase the lubuntu-ppc and went
> to try a Debian Jessie
Since i did not really understand, where and how to go better, for the
ppc problems, for the moment i continue to post here:
Aside all errors (and some others as well) i discovered that sound
absolutely does notwork. So, i decided to erase the lubuntu-ppc and went
to try a Debian Jessie. That work
> noticed at a first glance (the machine is a pb g4, 1,3 ghz + altivec
> with 2 gb ram):
>
> - Suspend does not work. It only blanks the screen and from that it's
> impossible to wake the pb up.
>
> - the restart in the logout menu of lubuntu does not work
>
> @fairnet:
I've been following along w
On 04/29/2014 01:45 AM, fari...@arcor.de wrote:
> I sucessfully installed lubuntu 14.04 ppc. That's great.
>
> By far less great is the experience with. Below i list the errors i
> noticed at a first glance (the machine is a pb g4, 1,3 ghz + altivec
> with 2 gb ram):
>
> - Suspend does not work. It
On 29.04.2014 09:45, fari...@arcor.de wrote:
> I sucessfully installed lubuntu 14.04 ppc. That's great.
>
> By far less great is the experience with...
We definitely need more testers. The PPC had further set backs this
time around because bugs preventing installation of the Live DVD(CD)
were pr
I forgot: On boot i'm getting this error (which might be related to
powermanagement settings):
Failed to register i2c client keywest
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I sucessfully installed lubuntu 14.04 ppc. That's great.
By far less great is the experience with. Below i list the errors i
noticed at a first glance (the machine is a pb g4, 1,3 ghz + altivec
with 2 gb ram):
- Suspend does not work. It only blanks the screen and from that it's
impossible to wak
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