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#61
Newbie questions / Re: APTus app centre
Last post by Rygor - September 05, 2024, 10:00:06 AMThanks for your reply Pavroo. However when I click on the link supplied at Sourceforge it comes back with "yad 123" not found.
Thanks.
Thanks.
#62
Newbie questions / "testing" vs. "trixie" in sour...
Last post by pgf - September 04, 2024, 10:54:16 PMHi -- new user here, and new to "raw" debian, though I've been using linux for over 30 years, and Ubuntu for much of that time. My question is just about debian release naming, I guess.
I installed Sparky because of the availability of the rolling release feature. It's all installed okay, but I'm curious about the contents of sources.list. I think I read that using "testing" as the tag would keep me permanently on testing, but using "trixie" would cause me to migrate to stable when trixie is... frozen?
Can someone explain?
I installed Sparky because of the availability of the rolling release feature. It's all installed okay, but I'm curious about the contents of sources.list. I think I read that using "testing" as the tag would keep me permanently on testing, but using "trixie" would cause me to migrate to stable when trixie is... frozen?
Can someone explain?
#63
Newbie questions / Re: APTus app centre
Last post by pavroo - September 04, 2024, 08:53:28 PMI already post an answer:
https://forum.sparkylinux.org/index.php/topic,6547.msg18132.html#msg18132
https://forum.sparkylinux.org/index.php/topic,6547.msg18132.html#msg18132
#64
Newbie questions / APTus app centre
Last post by Rygor - September 04, 2024, 08:09:59 PMHi all, my first post on these forums. When I open up the app centre and log in all I get is an empty box.
This also happens with the "welcome box" . Any one any ideas please? (See image below)
This also happens with the "welcome box" . Any one any ideas please? (See image below)
#65
System upgrading / Re: error in updating
Last post by pavroo - September 03, 2024, 04:05:21 PMrefresh package list and try again
#66
System upgrading / error in updating
Last post by spaccabbits - September 03, 2024, 03:04:15 PMin the update i get this error
Dependency resolution failed:The following packages have unmet dependencies:
python3.11: Depend: libpython3.11-stdlib (= 3.11.9-1) but 3.11.2-6+deb12u3 is to be installed
libpython3.11t64: Depend: libpython3.11-stdlib (= 3.11.9-1) but 3.11.2-6+deb12u3 is to be installed
python3.11-minimal: Depend: libpython3.11-minimal (= 3.11.9-1) but 3.11.2-6+deb12u3 is to be installed
Dependency resolution failed:The following packages have unmet dependencies:
python3.11: Depend: libpython3.11-stdlib (= 3.11.9-1) but 3.11.2-6+deb12u3 is to be installed
libpython3.11t64: Depend: libpython3.11-stdlib (= 3.11.9-1) but 3.11.2-6+deb12u3 is to be installed
python3.11-minimal: Depend: libpython3.11-minimal (= 3.11.9-1) but 3.11.2-6+deb12u3 is to be installed
#67
General discussion / Re: Linux on Desktop is only i...
Last post by 151tom - September 02, 2024, 07:12:54 PMIt's cool that folks are using Linux.
I don't want Linux to become the choice of the home desktop.
Linux is fine just where it is imo.
The day Linux becomes the choice of the home desktop user will be the day Linux becomes just another polluted OS just as Windows OSs have become.
Please don't take my opinion wrong Windows OSs are great for the users who want to use them and needs to use them because of the Windows only software they may need to use.
My desktops are Frankenstein computers created from parts from discarded computers and none of the parts match and Linux works great for those computers.
Unlike some Linux users I have nothing against Microsoft Windows and have used Windows OSs for years prior to Windows XP EOL 2014.
Use what works best for what you use your computer for and are most comfortable using.
A great day to all.
I don't want Linux to become the choice of the home desktop.
Linux is fine just where it is imo.
The day Linux becomes the choice of the home desktop user will be the day Linux becomes just another polluted OS just as Windows OSs have become.
Please don't take my opinion wrong Windows OSs are great for the users who want to use them and needs to use them because of the Windows only software they may need to use.
My desktops are Frankenstein computers created from parts from discarded computers and none of the parts match and Linux works great for those computers.
Unlike some Linux users I have nothing against Microsoft Windows and have used Windows OSs for years prior to Windows XP EOL 2014.
Use what works best for what you use your computer for and are most comfortable using.
A great day to all.
#68
Desktops / [hardware problem] LTE module ...
Last post by yannig - September 02, 2024, 06:55:49 PMgps and LTE connexion on the toughpad FZ-M1 rely on a Sierra wireless em-7305 module, and i can't get it to work. after installing mbim packages, it shows up, buti can't initialize it an d have a connexion.
the horware is out of cause : tested with windows7 it works (but then i don't).
has someone a tip to get it work ?
the horware is out of cause : tested with windows7 it works (but then i don't).
has someone a tip to get it work ?
#69
Desktops / Re: need help to install wayla...
Last post by yannig - September 02, 2024, 06:50:47 PMtilling on a 7" screen, without keyboard ... seems difficult.
#70
Newbie questions / GameOver Edition 32-bit final
Last post by CirothUngol - August 29, 2024, 10:20:06 PMLooking to install SparkyLinux GameOver Edition on an Optiplex GX260. What was the last 32-bit version released and where can I download it? I found a 32-bit v4.5 available on softpedia but I'm looking for the most recent one. Thanks in advance, I'm looking most forward to getting this 20-year-old monstrosity back online.
Edit: well, I followed the download link on softpedia and it led me to the SparkyLinux download links on sourceforge. It seems that the last 32-bit (i686) version is 5.0, v2.0 for i386.
https://sourceforge.net/projects/sparkylinux/files/
Edit: well, I followed the download link on softpedia and it led me to the SparkyLinux download links on sourceforge. It seems that the last 32-bit (i686) version is 5.0, v2.0 for i386.
https://sourceforge.net/projects/sparkylinux/files/