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Hi VinDSL, Tor launcher doesn't work over here. Getting errors like:"Are you connected to the internet?" or the usual '404'. Your comments are the only ones I could find after typing 'Tor' in the search field. Reinstalling launcher didn't work neither installing Tor by Synaptic including the recommended and needed packages. Not exactly in dire straits am I, just wanted to let you know. Thanks!

Very interesting read, thank you Peppermint and Cavy for the time and effort. Deserves to be a 'sticky' post for everyone to read at any time!

Your system is/was 32 bit. I had the same issue running a 32 bit os. Some or most streaming services don't support 32 bit anymore. I hope this answers your issue, a bit late, Perhaps others may find this info helpful. All the best!

Thanks Peppermint OS for all the info and time invested. Just watched this video from above, at least I tried to. https://youtu.be/7JN57toaSG8 How many 'f' and 's' words does one need to make a point? It made my toes curl. Enough said. Off topic: Me thinks that Peppermintos is a step up from Devuan itself, the -default- desktop is much more pleasant to the eyes. To name but one thing. Kind regards, Edward

Dear Pepfolks, After updating with xDaily I get the following message: /opt/pypep/xDaily: line 206: _ ptools command not found This the final line, see picture. In the /opt/pypep/xDaily file permission for root are read and write. Further more actions I shall not take, I hope this information is sufficient. What to do? Kind regards, Edward

Great tutorial and it worked for me. However, I'm missing a step here. It is naming the flag on the usb stick after it has been formatted. in Gparted. Boot for bios, boot and esp for uefi. Obvious for seasoned linux users, but not for newbies. Do not use Unetbootin for this purpose, it won't work. (long story short, lol)

Great tutorial and it worked for me. However, I'm missing a step here. It is naming the flag on the usb stick after it has been formatted. Boot for bios, boot and esp for uefi. Obvious for seasoned linux users, but not for newbies. Do not use Unetbootin for this purpose, it won't work. (long story short, lol)

Thanks again, and yes, I am aware of this recommendation. (Opinions vary about this subject but that is off topic.)