R.J.V. Bertin

Yes, I did, but I also no longer use Privoxy as it's pointless with the ubiquitous https sites and I don't want to bother with configuring it to work with those.

I realise I forgot something (and apparently one can't edit tickets on here): What steps will reproduce the problem? Start XLD, open an audio CD, fetch metadata from MusicBrainz How about the reproducibility (always, sometimes, rarely, ...)? Sometimes image art is retrieved successfully, usually not. What is the expected output? What do you see instead? Image art retrieval succeeds and the album art appears instead of getting "No Image" What version of the product are you using? On what operating...

I realise I forgot something (and apparently one can't edit tickets on here): What steps will reproduce the problem? Start XLD, open an audio CD, fetch metadata from MusicBrainz How about the reproducibility (always, sometimes, rarely, ...)? Sometimes image art is retrieved successfully, usually not. What is the expected output? What do you see instead? Image art retrieval succeeds and the album art appears instead of getting "No Image" What version of the product are you using? On what operating...

Please consider using another SSL library

I have a gripe with this rule too. Unix filesystems (HFS included) typically do not attach any special meaning to the colon character and in my experience the replacement glyphs from extended character sets (also for the slash) cause enough problems themselves to prefer something less fancy from the good old ASCII range.

Hi, I managed to build gizmod with modern tools and against recent dependencies but find myself stuck because the documentation can no longer be accessed. The few browsers I have left that accept NOT to promote http to https run into a server error: The requested operation could not be completed Connection to Server Refused Details of the Request: URL: http://gizmod.wiki.sourceforge.net/ Protocol: http Date and Time: Wednesday August 27 2025 16:14 Additional Information: gizmod.wiki.sourceforge.net:...

Chauncy wrote on 20231127::05:15:31 re: "[refind:discussion] Parallel GRUB installations - and going back to rEFInd from GRUB" menuentry "Launch rEFInd" { insmod minicmd exit } Wow, that's just too easy, thanks! R.

To answer my 1st question myself: EFI/ubuntu/grubx64.efi expects the grub.cfg file in EFI/ubuntu, so making a copy of that directory as I did will give the effect I observed. Fortunately Debian (and thus Devuan) have their own version that expects grub.cfg in EFI/debian Maybe my 2nd question should if - Is it possible to launch rEFInd from grub (and if so, how)?