Activity for PeppermintOS
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alynur posted a comment on discussion General Discussion
Why not install Chromium or Chrome and make your ssb while in Brave?
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What I see is that you tried to run boot repair from an MBR usb stick. Create a boot repair in GPT mode and try to run boot repair again.
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Тернов Иван posted a comment on discussion General Discussion
Здравствуйте. Система виснет. При этом , браузер начинает мерцать. Стоит карта NVIDIa, с которой на прежних версиях работал 340 драйвер. Сейчас установлен Nouveau. Подскажите решение.
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generalmooseance posted a comment on discussion Announcements
Thanks so much Peppermint OS. Looking forward to it.
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Peppermint OS modified a comment on discussion Announcements
So glad you asked. Thanks! we are looking for testers actually ....LOL We will get a folder listed at the moment here is some debian stuff but we will get the VOID there. Keep this link handy - I will update you when it is posted https://peppermintos.org/PepVoid/
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So glad you asked. Thanks! we are looking for testers actually ....LOL We will get a folder listed at the moment here is some debian stuff but we will get the VOID there. Keep this link handy - I will update you when it is posted https://nightly.peppermintos.org/
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To be honest with you.... you don't need sources.list in-fact going forward PepDevuan will not even ship with it we only add things to the folder /etc/apt/sources.list.d/ in that build at some point Debian and Devuan will phase it out.
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j10alexander posted a comment on discussion Software & Applications
OK. I knew that at one point but I have forgotten. So for future reference, I can add repos to either directory (sources.list or sources.list. ) But preferably sources.list.d to just keep thinks tidier and better organized? I appreciate any help or tips so I'm sorry that I have gone off topic here.
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You are not missing anything.... for better organization so that your .lists doe snot get real messy Debian has a folder for adding repos it is called sources.list.d this part of the command sudo tee /etc/apt/sources.list.d/backports.list puts the repo entry in there You can look in this folder and you should see it "/etc/apt/sources.list.d/"
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Ok wait. I'm still learning linux . And the game update isn't that critical .But just because I'm trying to learn, when I do the add repos step " echo "deb http://deb.debian.org/debian bookworm-backports main" | sudo tee /etc/apt/sources.list.d/backports.lis" Nothing changes in the source list that I can see (/etc/apt/sources.list) Am I missing something?
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I did do everything suggested under Debian backports. I had actually tried this through the website of the game as well. Everything seem to go successfully but when I download the game, I get that it has the latest update. I have the Alpha XXVI Zhuangzi version and their website says there is a Alpha XXVII "Agni" out. But maybe I just read it wrong or don't understand. Either way, thank you for your help and quick response! Doesn't look like there is anything else I can do
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Just wondering...when will the link for the updated PepVOID iso be available ? Thanks so much.
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Happy New Year to all the Peppermint Team ! Thanks for all your hard work. PepVoid images look really good !
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You have a few options.} Flatpak sudo apt update sudo apt install flatpak Add flat hub flatpak remote-add --if-not-exists flathub https://flathub.org/repo/flathub.flatpakrepo Install 0AD flatpak install flathub com.play0ad.zeroad Debian Backports Add the repos echo "deb http://deb.debian.org/debian bookworm-backports main" | sudo tee /etc/apt/sources.list.d/backports.list Update and install sudo apt update sudo apt install -t bookworm-backports 0ad This will give maybe a slightly new version not...
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Hello - everyone, We wanted to take a moment and update where we are and what we are doing.. It is a bit late but happy new year, and thank you for staying with us. Peppermint Devuan 64 Status With the Debian build we did use our current compiler, named bubbles to build that, it used the Debian live build tools, that patticular tool box uses debootstrap it is a tool used to install a "base" Debian system into a directory as the starting point for an OS. Think of it as a way to create a fully functional...
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I am wondering if it's possible to get the latest 0ad update. And how to go about if it is. System: Kernel: 6.1.0-41-amd64 arch: x86_64 bits: 64 compiler: gcc v: 12.2.0 Desktop: Xfce v: 4.18.1 Distro: PeppermintOS bookworm Machine: Type: Desktop System: LENOVO product: Lenovo H415 v: Lenovo serial: <filter> Mobo: LENOVO model: N/A serial: <filter> UEFI: LENOVO v: DZKT26AUS date: 10/26/2011 CPU: Info: quad core model: AMD A6-3600 APU with Radeon HD Graphics bits: 64 type: MCP arch: K12 Fusion rev:...
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Thomas Ranz posted a comment on discussion Software & Applications
Thanks for the reply--- tried all that at-spi2-core stuff, never worked. I did find a solution... I installed the gdm3: (GNOME Window Manager) sudo apt-get install gdm3 sudo dpkg-reconfigure gdm3 gdm3 seems to work great with Peppermint and the gdm3 window manager has its own on-screen keyboard at login eliminating all the issues with the at-spi2-core functionality needed there. My System is the updated PeppermintOS-Debian-64_loaded ISO.
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Since you are using XFCE the issue could be that the "accessibility bridge" (AT-SPI) isn't communicating between your applications and Onboard. XFCE doesn't always enable these "smart" features by default like GNOME or KDE would. You could try Open your Terminal. Run this command to make sure the necessary bridge is installed: sudo apt update && sudo apt install at-spi2-core Go to Settings > Accessibility (or run xfce4-accessibility-settings). Look for a tab labeled "Assistive Technologies". Check...
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Hi: I just installed the latest Peppermint OS version that was labeled "PeppermintOS-Debian-64_loaded". The install went well, but I wanted an on-screen keyboard that would start when putting focus into a text field. Now I am using "OnBoard" and so far even though it works well overall it does not auto-show when needing to type into a text field. In OnBoard-Settings I selected "Auto-show when editing text" on both the General and Auto-Show tab. I am hoping for suggestions to remedy this problem....
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Hi: I just installed the latest Peppermint OS version that was labeled "PeppermintOS-Debian-64_loaded". The install went well, but I wanted an on-screen keyboard that would start when putting focus into a text field. Now I am using "OnBoard" and so far even though it works well overall it does not auto-show when needing to type into a text field. In OnBoard-Settings I selected "Auto-show when editing text" on both the General and Auto-Show tab. I am hoping for suggestions to remedy this problem....
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Hi: I just installed the latest Peppermint OS version that was labeled "PeppermintOS-Debian-64_loaded". The install went well, but I wanted an on-screen keyboard that would start when putting focus into a text field. Now I am using "OnBoard" and so far even though it works well overall it does not auto-show when needing to type into a text field. In OnBoard-Settings I selected "Auto-show when editing text" on both the General and Auto-Show tab. I am hoping for suggestions to remedy this problem....
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reinier maliepaard posted a comment on discussion Software & Applications
I recently discovered Peppermint Debian Base(trixie), and it’s a great lightweight distro. I even left a very positive review on DistroWatch (10/10). While playing around with it a bit more, I noticed that Kumo doesn’t always work properly - especially if LibreWolf is removed. For me, it was actually easier to just write a small Kumo alternative in Perl. It’s a command-line tool for now. A GUI would be possible if Perl Prima were included with Peppermint, so users wouldn’t need to install anything...
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Enio Schutt Junior modified a comment on discussion New Users
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For some odd reason a person asked a question as a review - I moved that question to here as its more appropriate Question: Is it easy to use like zorin os? i'm a Windows user and I want to change and use linux...plz help and reply Short answer If you want a Linux distro that feels similar to Windows and is easy to transition to, Zorin OS is generally a better starting point than Peppermint OS. Zorin focuses on Windows-like usability and includes a GUI that’s comfortable for Windows users. Peppermint...
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guma77 posted a comment on discussion General Discussion
If the test version comes out, I'm willing to test it :)
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No specific date yet, we are still working on things.... take a bit of a different approach than we did with Debian
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Hello, friend, do you know when the new version of pep devuan will be available?
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If I understand correctly, you need to boot the system from a flash drive and enter the specified formulas in the terminal...
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I have never looked in to brave like that.... Right now we only work iwth firefox base stuff Pretty much you set the setting styles in the profile for that.l... I will poke around Brave and see if there is a method to do the same thing....
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Jim Ward posted a comment on discussion General Discussion
I'm pretty sure that Brave Browser is (or at least was) a Chromium based browser. It has a specific feature that is only available there (Brave News) and I'd like to make a web app for it. Is there some way to fool Ice into thinking it's just Chromium or something like that?
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dr_pompeii modified a comment on discussion General Discussion
Thanks for the reply and sorry by my delay If you still need backports packages (e.g., for specific software) If my memory does not fail me it was added to have support for the wireless card. So far it works fine yet. Therefore the issue is not critical Currently the /etc/apt/sources.list file has for the backports section the following: # bullseye-backports, previously on backports.debian.org deb http://deb.debian.org/debian/ bullseye-backports main contrib non-free #deb-src http://deb.debian.org/debian/...
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Thanks for the reply and sorry by my delay If you still need backports packages (e.g., for specific software) If my memory does not fail me it was added to have support for the wireless card. So far it works fine yet. Therefore the issue is not critical Currently the /etc/apt/sources.list file has for the section to be edited the following: # bullseye-backports, previously on backports.debian.org deb http://deb.debian.org/debian/ bullseye-backports main contrib non-free #deb-src http://deb.debian.org/debian/...
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Thanks for the reply and sorry by my delay If you still need backports packages (e.g., for specific software) If my memory does not fail me it was added to have support for the wireless card. So far it works fine yet. Therefore the issue is not critical Currently the /etc/apt/sources.list file has for the section to be edited: # bullseye-backports, previously on backports.debian.org deb http://deb.debian.org/debian/ bullseye-backports main contrib non-free #deb-src http://deb.debian.org/debian/ bullseye-backports...
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Ralph Jay posted a comment on discussion Networking
Thank you for the information about the past and present NetBIOS broadcasts. Believe it or not I ran across the link to that forum about wsdd quite some time ago. I've been dealing with this a long time now. When I read it again my eyes glazed over. I admit that I'm ignorant of the command line stuff and alot of what was said is like you said for Windows. I have zero windows hooked up to my home network. Anyway I did my best to do what mj666 did back in 2021. ` Re: Would it be posible to add WSDD...
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hmmmmm..... I don't think its a kernel issue Older setups (Bullseye 5.10, Bookworm 6.1): Network browsing is still largely relying on NetBIOS-based discovery and older Samba behavior. XigmaNAS exposes a NetBIOS name, so it shows up fine in the Network view. New setups the “Network” browser now leans more on Avahi/mDNS + wsdd (WS-Discovery) and GVFS backends, and less on pure NetBIOS broadcasts Since you can reach smb://xigmanas and smb://ip, SMB itself works; only discovery is missing I wonder have...
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Everything you have suggested were already done before I posted. My belief is that it has something to do with the kernel. Kernels 5.10 and 6.1 work but after that ? I have tried other distros, like Mint,EndeavourOS, Mx Linux, Catchy all with newer kernels and none of those displayed my NAS either. All were tried on another computer, after installing the above suggestions gained from lots of net searches. I was looking to see if the OS was the problem. So would you or anyone else here have anymore...
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Here are a few things you can try Install Avahi for Discovery Install and enable Avahi daemon to publish/discover services on the local network. Run: sudo apt update && sudo apt install avahi-daemon libnss-mdns Enable service: sudo systemctl enable --now avahi-daemon Restart Thunar: thunar -q Install the GVFS SMB support is complete for the Network browser. Install: sudo apt install gvfs-backends smbclient This adds smb-browse and wsdd backends for better discovery Hope that helps
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I am using various iterations of PeppermintOS. They are bullseye/kernel 5.10, bookworm/kernel 6.1,and trixie/kernel 6.12. I also have a NAS running the latest update of Xigmanas (a FreeBSD) with xigmanas as the netbios name. Both bullseye and bookworm show(display) xigmanas under the Network browser. Using PeppermintOS with the trixie base it does not show. I can access the xigmanas by using either the smb://xigmanas or smb://ipaddress in the file manager address bar. I know I can always bookmark...
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Ian Macphail posted a comment on discussion Installation
I've had the same issue and with a bit of digging I've found the cause. On a 32-bit system without EFI the '/usr/sbin/bootloader-config' script will install the wrong version of grub to the chroot environment - grub-efi-ia32 instead of grub-pc. The i686 case needs to have an if..else block similar to the one in x86_64 case
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Sergio posted a comment on discussion General Discussion
Thank you very much guys.
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No specific date yet.. our Goal is early 2026 Jan Feb some time Hope that helps
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I've been using Peppermint based on Devuan for a while now and I'm very happy with it. I'd like to know when the Excalibur-based version will be released. Great work, team. Thanks.
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ABISW posted a comment on discussion Installation
Hi I would like the deeply thank you! Using the Peppermint OS mini build helped me install the OS! I was also able to get better version of an OS that resembles Ubuntu which I really like. I first wanted Peppermint OS because of how similar it looked to Ubuntu. Now that I have the mini build, I was able to also use the Debian desktop which has the screens that Ubuntu has! Thank uou for suggesting this! I was working on this for a few months! Thank you and have a great rest of your day!
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oh ok. Sorry I asked AI and thats what they said. should have looked into it further. I will try and update if it hasn't worked
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oh ok. Sorry I asked AI and thats what they said. should have looked into it further.I will try and update if it hasn't worked
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It does not use terminal it used the debian installer. It is a step through installer gui based
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No I have not tried to use PeppermintOS Mini because it is installed through the terminal. I can try but I have also tried to use another OS I forgot the name to that was needing to be installed through the terminal just like PeppermintOS Mini but for some reason that didn't work either. Now, How easy is it to install PeppermintOS Mini and could you please provide some instructions on installing PeppermintOS Mini on my Toshiba that I mentioned previously is a 32 bit laptop and I also believe this...
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No I have not tried to use PeppermintOS Mini because it is installed through the terminal. I can try but I have also tried to use another OS I forgot the name to that was needing to be installed through the terminal just like PeppermintOS Mini but for some reason that didn't work either. Now, How easy is it to install PeppermintOS Mini and could you please provide some instructions on installing PeppermintOS Mini on my Toshiba that like mentioned previously is a 32 bit laptop and I also believe this...
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I apologize but my question has posted twice Sorry!
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I applogize but my question has posted twice Sorry!
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Sorry this thread was a duplicate of the question I just asked above. Sorry!
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Sorry this thread was a duplicate of the question I just asked. Sorry!
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No I have not tried to use PeppermintOS Mini because it is installed through the terminal. I can try but I have also tried to use another OS I forgot the name to that was needing to be installed through the terminal just like PeppermintOS Mini but for some reason that didn't work either. Now, How easy is it to install PeppermintOS Mini and could you please provide some instructions on installing PeppermintOS Mini on my Toshiba that like mentioned previously is a 32 bit laptop? Thank You!
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No I have not tried to use PeppermintOS Mini because it is installed through the terminal. I can try but I have also tried to use another OS I forgot the name to that was needing to be installed through the terminal just like PeppermintOS Mini but for some reason that didn't work either. Now, How easy is it to install PeppermintOS Mini and could you please provide some instructions on installing PeppermintOS Mini on my Toshiba that like mentioned previously is a 32 bit laptop? Thank You!
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No I have not tried to use PeppermintOS Mini because it is installed through the terminal. I can try but I have also tried to use another OS I forgot the name to that was needing to be installed through the terminal just like PeppermintOS Mini but for some reason that didn't work either. Now, How easy is it to install PeppermintOS Mini and could you please provide some instructions on installing PeppermintOS Mini on my Toshiba that like mentioned previously is a 32 bit laptop? Thank You!
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AliReda modified a comment on discussion General Discussion
Looking for Orchis Dark Theme for Emerald or Attractive Themes with Rounded Corners Is there an Orchis Dark theme available for Emerald, or are there any beautiful themes, as the themes I have seen are not attractive at all and the corners are not rounded?
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**Looking for Orchis Dark Theme for Emerald or Attractive Themes with Rounded Corners ** Is there an Orchis Dark theme available for Emerald, or are there any beautiful themes, as the themes I have seen are not attractive at all and the corners are not rounded?
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Nice...!
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Have you tried the PeppermintOS Mini... https://peppermintos.com/download-and-install/
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spence posted a comment on discussion What are you running Peppermint on?
AI Interwebs tell me variously that this laptop was released either in 2016, 18 or 19!?! Pretty sure I picked it up in '19 as Best Buy ran a $99.00 firesale. It ran like molasses with it's original Win10S. I quickly converted it to peppermintOS and it's still running strong to this day. Despite it's underpowered processor, still handles most things with ease. Initially installed pepOS 9, moved along to 10 and now it's running PepOS bullseye. Only regret is not learning there was one released with...
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Hi, Similar question to the previous question but not sure if it's a grub install issue but thought this is the best forum to ask. Every time I try to install this 32 bit version of Peppermint os on my Toshiba Satellite "A134 S4467" 32 bit (it does most of the install) but it always gives a boot loader error which I do not have right now and I have tried even manually making the space on my drive (which was replaced with a new SSD which is not an M.2 just a traditional SSD) for the boot loader but...
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Hi, Similar question to the previous question Every time I try to install this 32 bit version of Peppermint os on my Toshiba Satellite "A134 S4467" 32 bit (it does most of the install) but it always gives a boot loader error which I do not have right now and I have tried even manually making the space on my drive (which was replaced with a new SSD which is not an M.2 just a traditional SSD) for the boot loader but that also didn't work and I even tried to fix this by booting the OS from Ventoy and...
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Hi, Similar question to the previous question Every time I try to install Peppermint os on my Toshiba Satellite "A134 S4467" 32 bit (it does most of the install) but it always gives a boot loader error which I do not have right now and I have tried even manually making the space on my drive (which was replaced with a new SSD which is not an M.2 just a traditional SSD) for the boot loader but that also didn't work and I even tried to fix this by booting the OS from Ventoy and that also didn't work....
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Hi, Similar question to the previous question Every time I try to install Peppermint os on my Toshiba Satellite "A134 S4467" (which is a it does most of the install but it always gives a boot loader error which I do not have right now and I have tried even manually making the space on my drive (which was replaced with a new SSD which is not an M.2 just a traditional SSD) for the boot loader but that also didn't work and I even tried to fix this by booting the OS from Ventoy and that also didn't work....
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Hi, Similar question to the previous question Every time I try to install Peppermint os on my Toshiba Satellite "A134 S4467" (which is a it does most of the install but it always gives a boot loader error which I do not have right now and I have tried even manually making the space on my drive (which was replaced with a new SSD which is not an M.2 just a traditional SSD) for the boot loader but that also didn't work and I even tried to fix this by booting the OS from Ventoy and that also didn't work....
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If you still need backports packages (e.g., for specific software), replace the line with deb https://archive.debian.org/debian bullseye-backports main, then run sudo apt update. Note that archive repos receive no security updates, so use at your own risk and consider upgrading to Pep Trixie
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got it installed December 2nd... will be playing around with it tomorrow...
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Hello gang... long time no see! Late last week while attempting the further partition my NVME drive to make space for pepTrixie, it died, leading my homebuilt PC to bite the dust. I'll likely triage it sometime in the new year, but in meantime I'm taking over one of my hubster's elder PCs which microsloth has deemed unworthy of the move to Win11. Yes, I've tried to get him to move away from the slothside, to no avail. I've spent the day getting dual Multi-Boot up and running alongside PepTrixie,...
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Hello gang... long time no see! Late last week my homebuilt PC bit the dust. I'll likely triage it sometime in the new year, but in meantime I'm taking over one of my hubster's elder PCs which microsloth has deemed unworthy of the move to Win11. Yes, I've tried to get him to move away from the slothside, to no avail. So I've spent the day getting dual Multi-Boot up and running alongside PepTrixie, PepBullseye, PepClassic & Pep10... dunno if there's any good reason to add Pep9 & Pep8 to the mix for...
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Hello Friends Having Linux Peppermint as 32 Bits Based on Debian 12 - Bookworm More info manueljordan@mjordan-acer:~$ neofetch --off OS: PeppermintOS i686 Host: Aspire one V1.25 Kernel: 5.10.0-35-686-pae Uptime: 24 mins Packages: 1670 (dpkg), 3 (snap) Shell: bash 5.1.4 Resolution: 1024x768 DE: Xfce 4.16 WM: Xfwm4 WM Theme: Arc-Blue Theme: HighContrast [GTK2/3] Icons: Pepirus [GTK2], Adwaita [GTK3] Terminal: terminator CPU: Intel Atom N270 (2) @ 1.600GHz GPU: Intel Mobile 945GSE Express Memory: 417MiB...
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Hello Friends Having Linux Peppermint as 32 Bits Based on Debian 12 - Bookworm More info manueljordan@mjordan-acer:~$ neofetch --off OS: PeppermintOS i686 Host: Aspire one V1.25 Kernel: 5.10.0-35-686-pae Uptime: 24 mins Packages: 1670 (dpkg), 3 (snap) Shell: bash 5.1.4 Resolution: 1024x768 DE: Xfce 4.16 WM: Xfwm4 WM Theme: Arc-Blue Theme: HighContrast [GTK2/3] Icons: Pepirus [GTK2], Adwaita [GTK3] Terminal: terminator CPU: Intel Atom N270 (2) @ 1.600GHz GPU: Intel Mobile 945GSE Express Memory: 417MiB...
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Rimana Nascimento posted a comment on discussion Hardware
Greetings to all PeppermintOS developers! I would like to share and contribute this beautiful wallpaper I made for Peppermint as a thank you for this wonderful system. And I'd like to ask if Peppermint OS can be installed on an AMD Threadripper?
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Greetings to all PeppermintOS developers! I would like to share and contribute this beautiful wallpaper I made for Peppermint as a thank you for this wonderful system. And I'd like to ask if Peppermint OS can be installed on an AMD Threadripper?
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Huge thanks for the reply Currently we are shifting away from the "live-build" tools that Debian uses.....essentially we are writing our own, for Peppemint builds Has a lot of sense, a hard work from the scratch in someway On that Note for the Debian Trixie release we did use the "live-build" tools, but for Devuan and others we are shifting to writing our compiler around mmdebstrap - mostly because mmdebstrap is suitable for what we want to do than debootstrap, right now we are using this process...
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You can pick it up here: https://sourceforge.net/projects/peppermintos/files/misc/
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PeppermintOS released /misc/ff_profile.tar
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Domingo E Urena posted a comment on discussion Software & Applications
I'll try that. Domingo-Edwin: Ureña On Thu, Nov 27, 2025, 07:08 Peppermint OS pepdebian@users.sourceforge.net wrote: hmmm... its working for me.... if you want you could try firefox, I can upload the the profile for it. kumo not working with alternate browser https://sourceforge.net/p/peppermintos/pepos/sa/thread/0e889dcb28/?limit=25#2530 Sent from sourceforge.net because you indicated interest in https://sourceforge.net/p/peppermintos/pepos/sa/ To unsubscribe from further messages, please visit...
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hmmm... its working for me.... if you want you could try firefox, I can upload the the profile for it.
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Currently we are shifting away from the "live-build" tools that Debian uses.....essentially we are writing our own, for Peppemint builds. On that Note for the Debian Trixie release we did use the "live-build" tools, but for Devuan and others we are shifting to writing our compiler around mmdebstrap - mostly because mmdebstrap is suitable for what we want to do than debootstrap, right now we are using this process during the Devuan 64 build. as that gets release maybe Jan or Feb we will then look...
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Hello Peppermint Developers Taking in consideration that Debian dropped 32 bits support and it is reflected in some way to PeppermintOS Question What is the current decision status of Peppermint for 32 bits support for Debian 13? Currently I use Peppermint based on Bookworm for an old notebook with an architecture of 32 bits. But right now I am thinking in the future Thanks for your understanding
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Hello Peppermint Developers Taking in consideration that Debian dropped 32 bits support and it is reflected in some way to PeppermintOS Question What is the current decision status of Peppermint for 32 bits support for Debian 13? Currently I use Peppermint based on Bookworm for an old notebook with an architecture of 32 bits. But right now I am thinking in the future Thanks for your understanding
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No proxy was and still selected. Did not solve the problem. Domingo-Edwin: Ureña On Tue, Nov 25, 2025, 23:05 Peppermint OS pepdebian@users.sourceforge.net wrote: So librewolf is like a paranoid security browser ... LOL it can sometimes break some links... Its not a bad thing it just keeps you safe and depends on the user to decide what you allow and block... In LibreWolf, check the proxy settings via: Preferences (Settings) > Network Settings > Connection Settings. Ensure "No proxy" or "Direct connection"...
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So librewolf is like a paranoid security browser ... LOL it can sometimes break some links... Its not a bad thing it just keeps you safe and depends on the user to decide what you allow and block... In LibreWolf, check the proxy settings via: Preferences (Settings) > Network Settings > Connection Settings. Ensure "No proxy" or "Direct connection" is selected. If anything else (like manual proxy or automatic proxy configuration) is enabled, disable it.
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Yes! Also Google mail On Tue, Nov 25, 2025, 21:55 Peppermint OS pepdebian@users.sourceforge.net wrote: What is the link you are trying to connect to? Is it the bento PDF? kumo not working with alternate browser https://sourceforge.net/p/peppermintos/pepos/sa/thread/0e889dcb28/?limit=25#4a3b/ab93/889e Sent from sourceforge.net because you indicated interest in https://sourceforge.net/p/peppermintos/pepos/sa/ To unsubscribe from further messages, please visit https://sourceforge.net/auth/subscript...
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What is the link you are trying to connect to? Is it the bento PDF?
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that solve one problem, lol, I can see librewolf open but it show an error "the proxy server is refusing connection" I don't have a proxy server, and my firewall is open On Tue, Nov 25, 2025 at 7:49 PM Peppermint OS pepdebian@users.sourceforge.net wrote: Seems like the SSB profile is missing from the system.... what would be located here: /home/YOURUSER/.local/share/pmostools/ You should see a folder lw_profile? If its not there here https://sourceforge.net/projects/peppermintos/files/misc/ is the...
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Seems like the SSB profile is missing from the system.... what would be located here: /home/YOURUSER/.local/share/pmostools/ You should see a folder lw_profile? If its not there here is the profile that should be used. Extract the files to the above location. The profile is a blank one that is used by Kumo for SSBs The source of where that comes from is here, that way you can verify its the same thing: https://codeberg.org/Peppermint_OS/bubbles/src/branch/main/iso_configs/browser_profiles There is...
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Thanks for the prompt response. I'm using Librewolf, the issue is that i created some SSB and the're no showing on menu and when trying to run it with kum, it just don't, nothing happy, before i use to get a white screen, now i'm getting nothing. I'm able to open the web app o librewolf . Attached some images. PeppermintOS "trixie" x86_64 inspiron13 On Mon, Nov 24, 2025 at 7:05 PM Peppermint OS pepdebian@users.sourceforge.net wrote: Kumo generally works with - luakit is for 32bit builds - Librewolf...
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Kumo generally works with - luakit is for 32bit builds - Librewolf is with the Flagship build - Firefox is with the loaded build Hope that helps.
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Hi! I have being trying to create a SSB with Kumo without success. Default peppermint browser just bring a white screen, try luakit and have similar result, installed chromium and QuteBrowser, these wouldn't start. my default browser is Brave. if i remove all other browser it doesn't event start. any suggestion is welcome.
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generally you need to use sudo for that what does this show sudo fstrim --version
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Yes that is correct we do not install bash-completion by default you can install it using this command sudo apt install bash-completion Hope that helps
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Nik Wunu posted a comment on discussion GNU/Linux Discussion
programs like apt don't have autocomplete. doing something like "apt install fire" and pressing tab does nothing.
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i have util-linux installed, but fstrim is not found. how do i install it?
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There can be multiples things that cause that issue, its hard to say what is the cause in your situation. For example - Improper Partitioning Incorrect Boot Mode MBR vs. GPT Filesystem Issues Secure Boot/CSM Issues Existing Bootloader Conflicts But there is a lot of info on possible solutions Here Hope that helps
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F Jai posted a comment on discussion Installation
Hello, duplicate of another topic, but I have not been able to solve it and that topic is not getting any replies as what they suggest does not work for me. Whenever the install is finishing and installing grub I get the error: "grub-install --target=i386-pc --recheck --force /dev/sda returned error code 1." Have tried both devian and devuan and the same issue persists. Thanks in advance
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