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GNOME 3.14 on jessie is rather great. gnome-shell has come a long way. That being said... GTK3, you haven't mentioned extension breakage. Graphics crashes. Desktop crashes. What happened to usability? How come I can't use my keyboard to navigate GTK3 apps? Gnome Tweak Tool, for instance? I can down-...

Thanks! Keep scrotting, brother.

You break it, you get to keep the pieces.

Backport tutorials...
https://wiki.debian.org/SimpleBackportCreation
https://forums.bunsenlabs.org/viewtopic.php?id=58

@stevepusser...
http://www.mepiscommunity.org/forum/vie ... hp?t=40096
http://www.mepiscommunity.org/forum/vie ... 96#p389224

3 pages since a month ago? Nili, stop spamming this thread. ;^P



Debian jessie running GNOME.

@rbern, This is incredible! I can't wait to install and build a test ISO. Many thanks to HoaS, he is a most excellent chap. I'll post back whether or not I achieve success, and cheers! - edit - This bug is also relevant, filed by R. Hertzog (Debian maintainer, Debian Handbook co-author, Kali Linux p...

GNOME with minimal dependencies on jessie with some backports. Here I'm running lxterminal, thunar and some gnome extensions. https://cdn.scrot.moe/images/2016/06/13/Screenshotfrom2016-06-13174108.th.png The theme and icon-set customizations (Bunsen-Antimon and Paper) are my own. The font is Infini....

BTW, that "flamey" email is painful because the developers committed a fatal flaw... DO NOT FEED THE TROLLS!

It's appropriate that you posted this in "Beginner's" because you do not understand Debian. I'm using debian for more than 5 years No, you aren't, unless you have been tracking stable (wheezy, squeeze, jessie). What you've been using for 5 years is a rolling release candidate for the next ...

There are no stretch live ISOs from Debian. To get stretch or sid, install jessie Live "official" or "unofficial / non-free" and update/upgrade/dist-upgrade a stage at a time. https://www.debian.org/CD/live/ http://cdimage.debian.org/cdimage/unofficial/non-free/cd-including-firmw...

Look again. His first link has firmware going back to lenny (squeeze>current).

You're more than welcome.

With XFCE 4.10, default theme has normal slider in both LibreOffice applications and in Iceweasel. Slider in Synaptic is the same as you've described it. Maybe the big change is related to v4.12? Nope, it's because Synaptic uses GTK3 and the other apps are GTK2. The arrows you're missing are called...

I'm not sure if cinnamon is configured with lightdm or gdm3 in jessie, it's an either/or recommendation... https://packages.debian.org/jessie/cinnamon-core So run the following... apt-cache policy lightdm-gtk-greeter If it returns that it's installed, you can just set the path in /etc/lightdm/lightd...

> Hyper realistic designs

WTF are those?

HisDudeness wrote:enable unstable and pin stable

Maybe you misspoke, but think about this. Stable will be pinned, so when you upgrade...

HisDudeness wrote:I mean, after all the system boots and it's persistent

It boots now, sure. I'm saying I wouldn't trust my data on it long-term. My two cents.

My intention was to use jessie, but I read aMule is available on sid only, so what I wanted to do was to enable unstable and pin stable, but I may have failed in that :lol: Yup, recommended procedure is to backport it to jessie. There's a tutorial for that on these forums, several in the Debian wik...

Dude, looking at your original Help post, the whole thing is fubar. You took a tutorial for Debian jessie and ran it from an Arch system... Also, being in an Arch system, I didn't have /sbin/install-mbr, I had to dd syslinux's MBR like I've shown. I read in the crunchbang forum the guy which writes ...

I don't know much either. I agree, it looks like he's got a nice Frankendebian on the slab.

HisDudeness wrote:

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*ERROR* radeon kernel modesetting for R600 or later requires firmware-linux-nonfree.

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firmware-linux-nonfree:
  Installed: (none)

As an aside...You don't seem ready for unstable yet.