This is when you are trying to download the ISO?
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This is when you are trying to download the ISO?
The glass is at 50% of its capacity.
Cake for coffee's sake
Seems to be OK now, just DL the 2-2 1.9g, md5sum is OK, thanks.Originally Posted by nerdopolis
P.S. Spoke too soon, crashes when I click on am icon on top. I'm going to try the 1.2 ver.
Last edited by cecilpierce; February 3rd, 2014 at 10:59 PM.
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does this include firefox gtk3 and is the gnome shell usable?
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Gnome shell is extremely glitchy. Xwayland apps don't work, and non-gtk wayland apps don't work.
I have a native QT5 browser, I'll look into Firefox, but as far as I am aware, it still makes X calls
The glass is at 50% of its capacity.
Cake for coffee's sake
@nerdopolis
Finally got the right checksum after hours of dl's.
Is the SWC session supose to work ?
It just goes back to login window.
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swc should be working. Perhaps it's hardware related issues, I only tested on Intel. (as that's all I really have). I'll bring back the logging ability, I had to temporary drop logging from user sessions...
Once swc works, you need to press super+R to bring up dmenu or super+enter to bring up the st terminal
The glass is at 50% of its capacity.
Cake for coffee's sake
Kubuntu installer keeps crashing, tried it on two pc's ?
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I'll test out the installer.
The glass is at 50% of its capacity.
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I wonder if it's related to the weston-desktop-shell hang issues I've been getting on real hardware (I just noticed the issue yesterday after I pushed the ISO)
https://bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=74752
It does not affect VirtualBox/the FB dev backend it seems.
I was able to install it on VirtualBox which uses the Framebuffer. Try starting with a Framebuffer option. (as at least on Intel) Kernel mode setting drivers can provide a virtual /dev/fb0. Using a Framebuffer option in the Grub list when you start the live image, also passes forcefbdev to the kernel command line, which causes WaylandLoginManager to use fbdev.
The glass is at 50% of its capacity.
Cake for coffee's sake
Still crashes around 13% using 640X480 framebuffer.
Same with usb or cd.
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