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Software - Support / Re: KDE Plasma 6 on experimental
« Last post by Mte90 on 2024/09/09, 14:56:28 »No one with thoughts.
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Art & Design / Re: Desktop-Foto
« Last post by unklarer on 2024/09/07, 19:46:37 »So, der Umzug vom Desktop auf den Laptop hat mit den Anpassungen erst mal geklappt.
Im Conky ist sichtbar, dass sich die Gerätedateien wieder geändert haben und die Temp's nicht stimmen.
Das Theme 'BL-Lithium' oder 'Yeti' wird angewendet. Leider weigern sich Thunar und Mousepad dem Theme zu folgen und die Icons werden auch nicht angewendet. Kleinigkeiten, bei denen man sich 'tot' sucht...
sfwbar habe ich mit waybar ersetzt, sieht einfach besser aus.
Im Conky ist sichtbar, dass sich die Gerätedateien wieder geändert haben und die Temp's nicht stimmen.
Das Theme 'BL-Lithium' oder 'Yeti' wird angewendet. Leider weigern sich Thunar und Mousepad dem Theme zu folgen und die Icons werden auch nicht angewendet. Kleinigkeiten, bei denen man sich 'tot' sucht...
sfwbar habe ich mit waybar ersetzt, sieht einfach besser aus.
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Art & Design / Re: Desktop-Foto
« Last post by unklarer on 2024/09/07, 10:07:59 »
Das ist eine halbfertige Testinstallation auf der Basis von Debian trixie/trixie sid. Danach wurden die Repo's auf unstable und siduction 'umgebogen'.
Ich habe das deshalb gemacht, weil ich weiterhin mit der nox vom 15.05.2024 auf Grund dieses Fehlers bei der ersten Aktualisierung nicht weiterkomme. Und, das setzen auf HOLD des base-files Paket, erscheint mir nicht sinnvoll.
Auf dem Bild geht es haupsächlich um den Ersatz von Conky durch die Verwendung der sfwbar. Dies wurde von @micko01 im BL-Forum vorgestellt.
Während das Wetter noch einfach war, ist für mich der Code für den Kernel bereits über meiner Gehaltsklasse.
In Conky ist die kastrierte Form des Kernel
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6.10.8was hier nicht funktioniert. Von der Temp meines Laptop fange ich erst gar nicht an... 
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Installation - Support / Re: How does the /data partition work if /home is on the / partition?
« Last post by CookDaddy816 on 2024/09/06, 00:00:17 »Thank you all for your replies. I did figure out how to handle the /data partition, symlinks and copied the few dot files I needed in /home, as y'all advised. Working out well. Thanks again.
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Installation - Support / Re: How does the /data partition work if /home is on the / partition?
« Last post by dibl on 2024/09/05, 18:31:11 »I do it similar to @eriefisher.
/ and /home are partitions on a SSD, along with /boot and swap.
/mnt/DATA is a pair of large WD hdds in a single BTRFS filesystem. Under /mnt/DATA are /DOCS, /IMAGES, /MUSIC, and /VIDEOS. Those directories are symlinked into /home. Those are my important legacy data, which I back up periodically. If I lose the SSD, or am forced to reinstall the OS, there's no risk to my data.
/ and /home are partitions on a SSD, along with /boot and swap.
/mnt/DATA is a pair of large WD hdds in a single BTRFS filesystem. Under /mnt/DATA are /DOCS, /IMAGES, /MUSIC, and /VIDEOS. Those directories are symlinked into /home. Those are my important legacy data, which I back up periodically. If I lose the SSD, or am forced to reinstall the OS, there's no risk to my data.
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Installation - Support / Re: How does the /data partition work if /home is on the / partition?
« Last post by eriefisher on 2024/09/05, 12:48:21 »I have a separate /data partition with Pictures, Documents Videos etc on it. All the folders you would normally see in /home. After an install I delete these folders in /home and symlink the ones in /data to take their place. The OS sees this as normal for saving a file or choosing a file. This /home I leave in / when I install and keep the size down since all it's for is a place for config files etc and a place for the symlinks. I don't worry about all the config files and dot files. If I need to reinstall for any reason I don't want them anyhow. If you do want to keep them you can just create a backup on the /data partition.
This scenario has worked well for me for years. I only back up the /data partition, locally and remote and can access it anytime from anywhere. I don't care about the OS and can use a live disc if needed. The OS is just the interface to your data and should be kept separate from your data. Worst case scenario I have access to my data in whatever time it takes to reinstall.
This scenario has worked well for me for years. I only back up the /data partition, locally and remote and can access it anytime from anywhere. I don't care about the OS and can use a live disc if needed. The OS is just the interface to your data and should be kept separate from your data. Worst case scenario I have access to my data in whatever time it takes to reinstall.
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Installation - Support / Re: How does the /data partition work if /home is on the / partition?
« Last post by hendrikL on 2024/09/04, 23:51:29 »Well, I have an extra partition for my important files, like all that office things, the important files like gpg, rsa, mails and so on.
I symlinked them to my /home/directory/<right place>.
What you shouldn't is to use config files from another installation/second distribution or similar, that doesn't work or it will break soon or later, but it will, because this is debian sid/unstable and the library's are mostly different to other distributions like ubuntu, arch and so on.
Debian is a bit different, it is going its own way.
So color settings, behaviour and so on you have to calibrate again.
Now have fun with siduction, welcome!
I symlinked them to my /home/directory/<right place>.
What you shouldn't is to use config files from another installation/second distribution or similar, that doesn't work or it will break soon or later, but it will, because this is debian sid/unstable and the library's are mostly different to other distributions like ubuntu, arch and so on.
Debian is a bit different, it is going its own way.
So color settings, behaviour and so on you have to calibrate again.
Now have fun with siduction, welcome!
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Installation - Support / How does the /data partition work if /home is on the / partition?
« Last post by CookDaddy816 on 2024/09/04, 22:33:01 »I currently have a separate partition for /home. Of course, all user files are on that partition. With /home on the / partition, I'll have a clean user directory. Do I symlink everything on /data to /home? I have config files for vivaldi browser under /.config, a sounds directory for my system sound themes under ./local/share, /.fonts, /.icons, /.themes, etc. What do I do with those? Copy or link? i doesn't make sense to me. Please enlighten me. Thank you to anyone that can help.
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Installation - Support / Re: Empfehlung für Partitionierung
« Last post by helux on 2024/09/04, 13:10:35 »Hallo,
kann inzwischen Vollzug melden. Dank der Hilfestellung im Chat von Herrn akli läuft die Kiste jetzt wie gewünscht auch mit sd-boot.
kann inzwischen Vollzug melden. Dank der Hilfestellung im Chat von Herrn akli läuft die Kiste jetzt wie gewünscht auch mit sd-boot.
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Free Speech / Re: Zusammenfassung Geschichte Sidux -> Aptosid -> Siduction
« Last post by reddark on 2024/09/02, 16:36:54 »Quote
Mit siduction sind nun seit 12 Jahren offenbar die richtigen Menschen zusammen.
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