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Peppermint OS posted a comment on discussion Installation
These are the list of packages that are installed in the "loaded" The idea is you would run in terminal for example sudo apt install xfce4 then run a similar command for the next package. Some of these packages you may already have installed, you may not need to install all of them. If you are curious what a package is you can see the information. Go to this link https://packages.debian.org/stable/allpackages once there do a find on page look for example gufw xfce4 xfce4-goodies xorg xserver-xorg...
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Starting from sudo swapon --show that should be what is ran in the terminal (I Updated the wiki to reflect that) (And also that 'NAME TYPE SIZE USED PRIO /swapfile file 4G 0B -2' would be terminal output from 'sudo swapon --show' ) You are correct that is an example output of what should be shown in the terminal Hope that helps,
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Not related to your issue, but In terms of AI searching have you tried https://www.perplexity.ai/ It's a internet search AI, but it is not integrated with any google services.
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I am not really sure what you are trying to say.... what you wrote is a little confusing... But if you are looking for how to dual boot, or install a dual booting system this video is a good walk through https://youtu.be/ZsP5t32MlU8
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These are not exact answers but just some things I found that could be related..... Check USB and Drive Mounting make sure that the system is recognizing and mount USB drives. You may need to manually mount the drives using terminal commands to verify if they are detected by the system. Hmmm ... could t be that the GRUB bootloader is not configured properly, which can affect the detection of external drives. maybe check the /etc/default/grub file and ensure that the GRUB_DISABLE_OS_PROBER is set...
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Try this: You can use the gsettings command to modify specific settings. Here are the steps to follow: Open a Terminal: You can do this by searching for "Terminal" in your applications menu. Run the following commands: To hide the Home folder icon: gsettings set org.gnome.gnome-flashback.desktop.icons show-home false To hide the Trash icon: gsettings set org.gnome.gnome-flashback.desktop.icons show-trash false To ensure that all desktop icons are hidden, you may also want to set: gsettings set org.gnome.gnome-flashback.desktop.show-icons...
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Which build are you running, And are you connected to the internet?
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I wonder if this is package will fix that issue......check out this link. https://linux-packages.com/debian-12-bookworm/package/printer-driver-escpr
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I wonder if that is this package......check out this link. https://linux-packages.com/debian-12-bookworm/package/printer-driver-escpr
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There not a time line foe that yet, lost of work and bug being done on that. Until that time recommend this method https://wiki.debian.org/DebianUpgrade
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generalmoose, it most likely is replication processing at source forge some in the next day or so the replication should catch up. also I am replicating to our other mirrors as well. as soon as FOSS planet is ready I will post those links as well ... sorry for the trouble 🙏
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Hello forum, I would like to let you all know the builds have been released. You can read about it here: Please note if you are already running PeppermintOS Based one Bookworm and Daedalus You do not need to do a complete reinstall, We did change some of the peppermint tools, we will make a tools package for you all to get the changes in the near future. Thank you All for your continued support and contributions! Form the team!
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hello Dan wishing you the best, we are looking to add this project into our pipelines just so we can help keep it updated, until your return or more 😁 are there any other sources aside from source forge that you used. rest well and stay strong 💪
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That is looks like it could be a Bullseye release To be sure run lsb_release -a Here is the link that explains versioning https://peppermint_os.codeberg.page/html/#peppermint-os-versioning here is the link for EOL https://wiki.debian.org/DebianReleases
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Hi everyone with feedback we got from the community we been working on a branch of our build. Testing starts this week for the next few weeks it is called Peppermint Fully Loaded being a sleek and fully populated Xfce, ideal for new and novice users, Linux veterans or users who appreciate a system with a full complement of software. If you have time help us test https://nightly.peppermintos.org/deb64
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Thanks! I updated the link that one is set to never expire :-)
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We created an official PeppermintOS Discord server, a new addition to our growing community! This comes in response to many of requests from the Pep community Bridged with Matrix: For those who prefer Matrix, we've bridged the Discord server with our existing Matrix channel. This means you can stay connected to the conversation no matter which platform you choose. Head over to our Discord server using the following link: https://discord.gg/chsAGe5Hp8
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If any one is interested, you can get the Debian 64bit Testing ISO here: https://nightly.peppermintos.org/deb64/xfce/ Any feed back will be super helpful Thank you all for your support
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If you are interested you can test things out. we are always building ISOs as we get to them , here is a good link to catch up with our progress https://peppermintos.org/
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That is actually the way things are supposed to work see.... that flathub button just opened a web link to flathub if the flatpak repo and structure are not installed. But once you install those things, then all flatpaks can be installed via the GnomeStore. That means the Flathub button is not needed any longer that is why it is not visible to you . Hmmm with AppImage hub its is the the same scenario It opens a web link using Luakit to brows the webpage. I think its a problem with Luakit not being...
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In the hub, if you sont have Snap and Flat pack installed they generally will just open to the website. Those buttons use Luakit. here is the Docs that kind of mention that. https://peppermint_os.codeberg.page/html/#peppermint-hub For flatpack you need to do a few steps. sudo apt install flatpak sudo flatpak remote-add --if-not-exists flathub https://flathub.org/repo/flathub.flatpakrepo After that the flatpaks should be good to go. I agree with you, we are doing some update din that area, we will...
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No worries, Please overwrite the old one and lets see how it goes,
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I can fix this, could you upload this file for more /home/edward/.local/share/pmostools/peptools/suggested.py From there I can fix and post it for others to use. Thanks!
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Very Nice! Loving how that red pops
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Could you do the following: In terminal Please go to /home/YOURUSERNAME/.local/share/pmostools/peptools/ once there type python3 suggested.py The post the output you see here Thank you !
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We created an official PeppermintOS Discord server, a new addition to our growing community! This comes in response to many of requests from the Pep community Bridged with Matrix: For those who prefer Matrix, we've bridged the Discord server with our existing Matrix channel. This means you can stay connected to the conversation no matter which platform you choose. Head over to our Discord server using the following link: https://discord.gg/N8tTaFyk
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We created an official PeppermintOS Discord server, a new addition to our growing community! This comes in response to many of requests from the Pep community Bridged with Matrix: For those who prefer Matrix, we've bridged the Discord server with our existing Matrix channel. This means you can stay connected to the conversation no matter which platform you choose. Head over to our Discord server using the following link: https://lnkd.in/g4qs4FPJ
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We created an official PeppermintOS Discord server, a new addition to our growing community! This comes in response to many of requests from the Pep community Bridged with Matrix: For those who prefer Matrix, we've bridged the Discord server with our existing Matrix channel. This means you can stay connected to the conversation no matter which platform you choose. Head over to our Discord server using the following link: https://disboard.org/en/servers/tag/mint
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In terms of the core system not really a whole lot has changed. meaning updates from Debian will be just fine, What we did change though is 1. We created a GUI for the xDaily terminal update tool 2. The Pephub had been merged with the xfce4 settings, a lot of feedback we got mentioned a separate pephub was redundant 3. Kumo will use the min browser for SSBs 4. btrfs will be available, 5. Plymouth updated with new branding There are few more things but those are the ones off the top of my head. Those...
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What he is sayings. We are based on Debian, as they release New major upgrades, we will follow, with our own time line, and release major Peppermint updates as well at that time. In 2025 it is expected that Debian will begin to release Trixie as their next major release. In the mean time, yes we will put out updates of the current base of Debian Peppemrint with fixes and and improvements, based on feedback from the community and developers. That is why yes we are working towards a release of PeppermintOS...
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Sometime this summer, we been doing some work on an xDaily Gui and a few updates to the terminal xDaily as well. The server builds are an expected new branch, GnomeFlashback and the Main Flagship XFCE builds will be out, The pep community has asked for a preloaded XFCE branch, that will be available, There are few other efforts happening we will try to keep this updated as we make progress. hope that helps
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Replication, They just set our new IP last night. They are out of Taipei I am working with them to make sure things are all synched :)
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Hmmm that's is interesting what was the debug results form refracta when it failed. If I remember right... fredsmith mentioned a -d does a debug.....I think, it would interesting to see that log
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Clean..... I like it ; -)
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There was a bit of a delay once we set the DNS records to the new server/s its was a just replication process
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There way a bit of a delay once we set the DNS records to the new server/s its was a just replication process
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If there is an interest in testing or seeing what is current being worked on please free to use these links: https://build.peppermintos.org - Buildbot CI engine https://nightly.peppermintos.org/ - location for the nightly ISOs If you have any questions just let us know.
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There will some maint on our VPS hardware https://peppermintos.com/2024/05/build-and-repo-vps-migration-may-12-2024/
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That is really great news! happy to hear : -)
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Not really knowing the scenario its hard to say, but I can say that it is not installed properly. or you are booting from a USB drive or something....
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The error suggests that you might be trying to update from a Live environment, which can sometimes cause issues with package fetching. Why are you trying to update the the live environment?
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hmmm 🤔 is the command look like it's asking for a login?
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Hi Rimana, This link will help explain Peppermint Versioning: https://peppermint_os.codeberg.page/html/#peppermint-os-versioning But to the BookWorm question. That is the latest stable version of Debian The "Numbered Version of Debian is 12.x" but they al so give each release a name. And that name for the 12.x is Bookworm, The previous version 11.x was Bullseye To read more about it look at this wiki https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Debian Here is the explanation as to why they use Toy Story names https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Debian_version_history...
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No worries, will make note to move the sizing into the consolidated, conf for kumo. its getting some updates at the moment as well it is good timing for this feedback . Thanks!
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Wow that is high LOL Yeah Kumo is built with tkinter (a python gui tool), its not associated to GTK that's why it does not adjust when you change any XFCE settings. ......it uses luakit for the web interface, you can read about that here. if you want to adjust the size you can edit this file /home/tommy/.local/share/pmostools/peptools/kumo.py Then adjust lines 19 and 20 Let me know if you have any questions
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That error is telling you that it cannot connect to the Debian repos. When you run the install are you connected to the internet?
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That is really strange .... what is the resolution of of the Display?
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Could use xinput First install it sudo apt install xinput note the id of the input you want to disable Then you can disable it xinput disable enter your device ID for example xinput disable 10 later on if you need to enable it you can do xinput enable 10 hope that helps
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Could use xinput First install it sudo apt install xinput note the if of this input you wan to disable Then you can disable it xinput disable enter your device ID for example xinput disable 10 later on if you need to enable it you can do xinput enable 10 hope that helps
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That is super cool to hear thank you so much for sharing!
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for our flagship we try to maximize choice for the user. we do include additional firmware. generally though focusing on user choice
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decent rig
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nice 🙂
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nice 🙂
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Hi forums! We have just released our latest Mini builds! https://peppermintos.com/2024/04/peppermint-mini-releases/
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not for immediate release, this has started to be built into the xDaily GUI.... that we working on for the up coming releases
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yes you can if you don't select any desktop after the install completes you will be in a tty 😁
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I don't know really....hmmm its a good question that I can ask the Devuan folks...to get some suggestions...Thanks!
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Quel est le résultat si vous tapez dans le terminal sudo apt install firefox-esr
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Quelle version de Firefox essayez-vous d'installer ?
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Not sure what TDE means....unless you are talking about it being empty. I do not see it as light weight but rather I see it as, giving the user to opportunity to decide. For me personally I don't want to be told what browser to use, or office tools, or even, media player. Yes I can uninstall them but it is causing me loss of time to do that. Where as if the system comes fairly bare, I only need to build my system my way out of the box. no undo redo of things... But again also I don't want a system...
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Kyle, xDaily only just maintains the system.... To upgrade from bullseye to bookworm all you need to do is follow this Debian wiki: https://wiki.debian.org/DebianUpgrade Its the same upgrade process as us. Hope that helps Let us know if you have any questions
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Leviticus, If you are interested in installing xfdashboard from source, here is a tool that I built for the community here thanks! for the idea.
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Leviticus, If you are interested in install xfdashboard from source, here is a tool that i build for the community here thanks! for the idea.
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Update: Added in xfd_peppy
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hmmm are you talking about this:
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hmmm are you talking about this:
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hmmm are you talking about this: ![]([url=https://imgur.com/ClQN0g9.png]
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Kyle, Thanks! for the kind words, very happy to hear we fit your need. Based on your, message, you are using maybe the peppermint build prior to 07/2023, which would be bullseye. as of Build Date: 2023-07-01 22:00 we did move away from the GUI updater based on feedback. when we released a bookworm base. and at some point your peptools structure did not match what was expected for the script... Basically the log is telling you that the updater is looking for something that no longer exists, within...
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Cedric, I wonder could give the mini a try: https://sourceforge.net/projects/peppermintos/files/isos/Mini/PepMini-deb-amd64.iso/download It uses the debian installer and will most likely work, not to say we wont fix the the Mainline iso. But genuinely curious. What do you think?
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For this part: Also a suggestion/request ---> could the additional Pep Repos be added for things like xfdashboard? If someone in the community would be willing to take on maintaining that package absolutely, we can add it to the repos. On a side note: It is crazy that package has been in RFP status for almost 10 years. over on Debian https://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=788332 hmmm... I would prefer compiling it from source.. hmmm would it be acceptable, to provide a compiler script...
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For this part: Also a suggestion/request ---> could the additional Pep Repos be added for things like xfdashboard? If someone in community would be willing to take on maintaining that package absolutely, we can add it to the repos. On a side note: It is crazy that package has been in RFP status for almost 10 years. over on Debian https://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=788332 hmmm... I would prefer compiling it from source.. hmmm would it be acceptable, to provide a compiler script to pull...
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KaramelWay , Hi and welcome! 8GB is enough to install Peppermint. I personally run it on my daily driver with 8GB. with a 4core AMD processor. thats bare metal.. For the minimum requirements yes they are up to date, all of the development I do for Pep is in VMs using qemu in those environments I use one core and 1GB or ram, it is not he fastest thing in the world but it runs enough for what would be the minimum. It is true if you install a heavy web browser that will be rough.... If I do 4GB of ram...
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I would test this in a VM before you install this on the system but you can get those versions from, the bullseye backports https://packages.debian.org/bullseye-backports/amd64/kodi/download Any of those links will let you get the .deb package Hope that helps
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Doug, I really gotta stop using my phone to reply to these forums ..... the autocorrect is a pain....LOL Sorry about that....... rfkill does need to run as root or sudo otherwise it will not know what to do with it. That is why you get " No such file or directory" error. After some thought I prefer python, so I wrote a script in python, see attached. it works for me in my testing, hopefully it will work for you. nothing special about this method I just personally like python over shell scripting.......
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if It was me I would take this approach. Create a file called, killblue or ( whatever you want to call it) and save file in /usr/bin Edit the file and do something like this #!/binbash sh -c -H "rfkill toggle bluetooth" I would suggest adding in some echo's or pauses so you can see the what is going on because this will run really fast. Save the file and close it. Right click the file and select Permissions and check Allow this file to run as a program To test your new shell file open terminal and...
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Whoa... that a 2010 model right.....wow...that is a trooper LOL
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Shaun these are really nice..... really like them! thanks! for sharing
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Yes, that is correct....we do not have any of the older ubuntu ISOs, as the project goes.... Unfortunately that stuff disappeared with the last development crew of Peppermint The current crew we have is all Debian / Devuan
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Wow! that is a trooper...... Sorry in terms of an upgrade path, there is not one. It is because that is based on Ubuntu. You will need to download and install the 32 bit release. Here If you can try it out in a VM first and see how you like it. Peppermint these days is different from what you may be used to. This link is a break down of what you can expect. That can help you decide if you want to use the newer Peppermint. If you do have any questions just let us know. Hope this helps
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Oh yeah I have a tendency to keep things around LOL
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From your screen-shot seems you need to move the cangie to the left. You see how mine is
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Carl, you could try hcitool to scan for your device: example - sudo hcitool scan that would scan for any devices you may have, Then you could do a hidd --connect <BTaddress> where BTaddress is the MAC address obtained with the previous command. To enable further automatic reconnections (e.g. on reboot), you need to run something like this: hidd --connect /usr/share/doc/bluez/examples/test-device trusted <BTaddress> hope that helps. further reference here is the Debian bluetooth manual
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@simui cavy is correct I do use, fcitx5 on my bookworm build I use it with Japanese..... to make this work, for me this is what I did.... you can try these steps....... 1. Install fcitx5 2. Install the fcitx5 configuration here it uses QT so you may need to install those dependencies, first. 3. install your input of choice.....for me I use Mozc you can read about it here -- that is only for Japanese but the point is that's my input tool I use. Next, after everything is installed, My system input...
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Yeah @Iggy Cavy is right. when we first released xDaily the community members was saying that the panel was too much interaction. So in that case we fast tracked it. While in the hub it gets interactive, But all that said, I am really glad to see you got a setup that fits your needs. Super stoked to see your use cases. nice! ..... Thanks so much for being here your feedback is most welcome!
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Thanks! so much. I have corrected the Debian 64 XFCE Checksum name and the check comes back as "OK" with your command. I will leave this ticket open until I verify all the checksum names are correct. I will update this ticket as progress is made. Again thanks you so much for this catch.! true community team work!
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Carl Happy new year to you as well, thanks! for stopping by.
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Cark Happy new year to you as well, thanks! for stopping by.
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Thanks for the catch.. just out of curiosity what are you using for check your sums? When we compile the iso, that checksum file is created via a script. the filename in there is something. hybrid.iso. You are correct we need to make sure that name is fixed. However just for general info, the file itself is just a reference so that you can double check the hash.... you are correct the though the name should be corrected and it will, just wanted to let you know the has is what should be matching....
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