Peppermint OS

Hi everyone.... as we mentioned a bit earlier for the next ISO refreshes we have been shifting from X11 to XLibre, mostly because the XLibre project is getting some good updates and security patching... they also been able to work on correcting some screen tearing as well as other features... where as Xorg is just sustaining...🤔 And for the foreseeable future, we are not going to be moving to Wayland.....looking at XFCE's roadmap they don't seem to have any intention of dropping X ❤️ they seem to...

hmmm..... When Calamares installs a Devuan base with full disk encryption (LUKS), it configures /etc/crypttab and LUKS volume mappings. but, in non-systemd init setups (like OpenRC/sysvinit), cryptsetup-initramfs sometimes fails to properly populate the initrd image with the necessary decrypters or crypttab bindings during the post-install chroot.

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Ok so Steam did launch this is good It checked for updates, verified its files, found no new updates needed, and launched its web interface Your GPU is Using Software Rendering llvmpipe This means Steam is using your CPU (software acceleration) to render graphics instead of dedicated GPU drivers Nvidia, AMD, or Intel. That is cool and all and things are working Just NOTE that games may run slower or struggle with 3D graphics unless proprietary/proper Mesa graphics drivers are installed. The warnings...

What is the output if you open a terminal and run steam

I don't use steam but from what I could find.... Steam requires i386 library support to run. Enable multiarch support by running: sudo dpkg --add-architecture i386 Ensure contrib and non-free are enabled You may need to add a source in this location /etc/apt/sources.list.d/ If all that is in place place you can update sudo apt update Then try to installer sudo apt install steam-installer mesa-vulkan-drivers:i386 libgl1-mesa-dri:i386 hope that helps