New UP? A new interesting challenge!
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Re: New UP? A new interesting challenge!
Moreover, have you tried in these days after the UP the GDebi Package Installer?
I've tried it 2-3 times installing packages and each time it doesn't complete the installation: I have to kill the process.
However after that the package was installed. So it seems that GDebi Package Installer cannot finalize something... and it is stuck.
I've tried it 2-3 times installing packages and each time it doesn't complete the installation: I have to kill the process.
However after that the package was installed. So it seems that GDebi Package Installer cannot finalize something... and it is stuck.
LM Cinnamon 64bit
Re: New UP? A new interesting challenge!
I can confirm this issue. I thought it was only me so I didn't say anythings...palimmo wrote:Moreover, have you tried in these days after the UP the GDebi Package Installer?
I've tried it 2-3 times installing packages and each time it doesn't complete the installation: I have to kill the process.
However after that the package was installed. So it seems that GDebi Package Installer cannot finalize something... and it is stuck.
Re: New UP? A new interesting challenge!
thanks for the correction. I though it comes from debian since it has 'debian' on his name.It's not from Debian, it's from SolydXK. Originally this tool appeared here (before the author went to create SolydXK).
@palimmo: you can grab the tool from solyxk's repo. that package only depends on plymouth so I think it should be working on LMDE. there are also a command tool to change the theme via terminal but I forgot what is it.
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deb http://packages.solydxk.com/production/ solydxk main upstream import kdenext
Re: New UP? A new interesting challenge!
found herekurotsugi wrote:thanks for the correction. I though it comes from debian since it has 'debian' on his name.It's not from Debian, it's from SolydXK. Originally this tool appeared here (before the author went to create SolydXK).
@palimmo: you can grab the tool from solyxk's repo. that package only depends on plymouth so I think it should be working on LMDE. there are also a command tool to change the theme via terminal but I forgot what is it.Code: Select all
deb http://packages.solydxk.com/production/ solydxk main upstream import kdenext
http://packages.solydxk.com/production/ ... h-manager/
i try and i'll let you know.
LM Cinnamon 64bit
Re: New UP? A new interesting challenge!
it works! (even if I have only debian splash screens with debian symbol available and that one of linux mint I told before.. but it's ok).palimmo wrote:found herekurotsugi wrote:thanks for the correction. I though it comes from debian since it has 'debian' on his name.It's not from Debian, it's from SolydXK. Originally this tool appeared here (before the author went to create SolydXK).
@palimmo: you can grab the tool from solyxk's repo. that package only depends on plymouth so I think it should be working on LMDE. there are also a command tool to change the theme via terminal but I forgot what is it.Code: Select all
deb http://packages.solydxk.com/production/ solydxk main upstream import kdenext
http://packages.solydxk.com/production/ ... h-manager/
i try and i'll let you know.
Now the only problem is Gdebi Package Manager...
EDIT: I have noticed (with Banshee at least) that when I start this software the volume becomes suddenly 100%!
Here a workaround:
http://forums.solydxk.com/viewtopic.php?f=13&t=2637
LM Cinnamon 64bit
Re: New UP? A new interesting challenge!
With that package did you noticed this?palimmo wrote: Now the only problem is Gdebi Package Manager...
I can confirm this one too.palimmo wrote:EDIT: I have noticed (with Banshee at least) that when I start this software the volume becomes suddenly 100%!
Here a workaround:
http://forums.solydxk.com/viewtopic.php?f=13&t=2637
Re: New UP? A new interesting challenge!
Since UP8, I have used Gdebi at least in 3 occasions and in each case the installation (apparently) didn't finish.killer de bug wrote:With that package did you noticed this?palimmo wrote: Now the only problem is Gdebi Package Manager...
Packages were google-talk-plugin, google-chrome and debian-plymouth-manager.
LM Cinnamon 64bit
Re: New UP? A new interesting challenge!
Try installing the newer version of GDebi from Debian Testing repos.
Re: New UP? A new interesting challenge!
I have installed Gdebi 0.9.3 (0.9.1 was available with UP8) from Debian testing repo --> http://packages.debian.org/jessie/admin/gdebi
Installation is easy, only gdebi and gdebi-core are updated.
Now, I need to test with a .deb
Installation is easy, only gdebi and gdebi-core are updated.
Now, I need to test with a .deb
Re: New UP? A new interesting challenge!
waiting for your feedback!killer de bug wrote:I have installed Gdebi 0.9.3 (0.9.1 was available with UP8) from Debian testing repo --> http://packages.debian.org/jessie/admin/gdebi
Installation is easy, only gdebi and gdebi-core are updated.
Now, I need to test with a .deb
LM Cinnamon 64bit
Re: New UP? A new interesting challenge!
It's not working...
I installed mint-backgrounds-julia and it went fine. Then I tried mint-backgrounds-helena and Gdebi didn't closed...
I installed mint-backgrounds-julia and it went fine. Then I tried mint-backgrounds-helena and Gdebi didn't closed...
Re: New UP? A new interesting challenge!
fyi, i am also seeing the gdebi installer crashing every time i use it.
Re: New UP? A new interesting challenge!
If it crashes with segfault, you can find the segfault message in the dmesg output. Run this right after crash:
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dmesg | tail
Re: New UP? A new interesting challenge!
just to highlight that the problem with gdebi has not been solved yet.
LM Cinnamon 64bit
Re: New UP? A new interesting challenge!
That's right. You can try the 0.9.5.4 version and report if it's working palimmo
https://packages.debian.org/jessie/gdebi
https://packages.debian.org/jessie/gdebi
Re: New UP? A new interesting challenge!
I've tested it with a small icon package. it's working but the result might different on other system