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|  Message 10662  |
|  rick christian to Pedro Silva  |
|  Backport to 14.04 ESR  |
|  30 Sep 16 13:10:31  |
 On 09/29/2016 12:13 AM, Pedro Silva -> rick christian wrote: PS> Have you tried Devuan ? https://devuan.org/ DOA! Nothing has happened in that thing after its initial *POP* Plus.. DFSG DFSG kills things like MP3 support... I am not in this for that side of the fence.. Like it or not Mp3 and the baggage it has/is here to stay. I honestly don't care about the source... All I want to do is apt-get install move on in my life. If there is an issue/bug.. I make a report the creator/author fixes it... if not I find something else.. In the last 20+ years its taken that long to come across something non C. While all you "cool" coders took C, I had and already learned PASCAL.. I walked through that class... didn't really need to go.. get assignment due it in 5 minutes, work on other things for other classes, SQL, etc.. Python is about the only thing current I've picked up, because I had not choice in regards to another project... But C forget anything that uses the word VOID as part of the language needs to be sent to a dark black VOID! :) ;) I offer OGG feeds of something, and 1, ONE, SINGLE person outside of myself has ever used it... So things like darkice I need and use daily have to be compiled for MP3 under any direct Debian based (Ubuntu fixes this), and I've only ever been successful with that on Raspian, as there was DETAILED STEP BY STEP directions which didn't leave out 30 obscure libs that you need which if you are not some GCC guru would never figure out. It appears that 14.04 is the end of the line for me, and that is where I will be stuck.. since all the major distros have drunk the systemd flavorade, and have packaged things post 16+ in such a way that even if you could go back to upstart, everything in the repo's is now broken and has dependencies on systemd related stuff. Their own instructions on reverting this don't work.. I've got the carcasses of the VM's to prove it! :) :) ;) Like the most current binkd package in Ubuntu ties things to an unneeded dependency.. I surgically removed that, and it works.. It needs a little manual TLC. (mostly a sudo update-rc binkd defaults) but it's fine for 14.04.. and its probably fine for 12.04 too. * Origin: news://news.wpusa.dynip.com | acct req'd to post (1:3634/12) |
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