Oh dear
Should you wish to prevent systemd being installed when updating from Debian Wheezy to Jessie create a file like /etc/apt/preferences.d/local-pin-init containing:
Package: systemd-sysv
Pin: release o=Debian
Pin-Priority: -1and ensure you uninstall the Gnome desktop and choose another as that has a "requires" dependency on systemd. Do this before changing the wheezy entries in your /etc/apt/sources.list or the more modern /etc/apt/sources.list.d/*.list components form to the jessie ones.
Lot of fans here
That would be a real pity if he removed his stuff, he had a lot...
That we were hoping to merge in the 3.1 release
Well I'm sort of back - the move got a bit hurried to meet a tenancy end deadline - and it got a bit "grab everything and stuff it in a container" towards the end. I've now to continue unpacking and finding things, right now I'm still looking for an 8-way 100Mbp network hub to get some PCs properly hooked up and there is plenty of non-PC stuff to be sorted as well. Sigh
Given that Vadim is on holiday at present, and I commented on a recent choice of Gravitar that he used, I think it is worth posting here a slight rework of that image that I made for a comment in GitHub.
*emulating a deep gravelly voice* Vadim - "He'll be back..."
https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/6163092/13545599/3f6e9c08-e289-11e5-87cb-3e5e9670ffbf.png
*emulating a deep gravelly voice* Vadim - "He'll be back..."
https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/6163092/13545599/3f6e9c08-e289-11e5-87cb-3e5e9670ffbf.png
So since moving, I have to give my cpu cooler fan a little push for it to get going...
I think it might be a little broken haha. It does a wonderful job once it's running, the temperatures drop instantly. Having it go from the get-go is the problem.
Oooh, that promises to be interesting - I won the auction on a certain, well-known, on-line site so a second user copy of Windows 7 Home should be winging it's way to me so I can get that Vista Laptop upgraded to a 'Doze version that will continue to work (for some finite, limited, arbitrary values of "work") past the End-Of-Extended-Support deadline of April this year. Mind you even with access to http://wu.krelay.de/en/ the updating process for Lose 7 is no longer as smooth as it once was as M$ tries to force users to Lose 10 by making getting updates for the older versions harder. The decision to roll all the monthly updates into one lump might have seemed to be a good move - but removing the detailed listing of what each update "fixes" is a real system breaker should just one of the bundled updates NOT be suitable (in a system crashing way) for your particular combination of hardware/software. :worried:
Hoorah - a positive Windows 7 experience for me - the update from Vista worked - the product code activated fine (no need to phone M$ central) - slight issue of having to install SP1 and >200 updates - but http://wu.krelay.de/en/ really helps the latter. Just doing a full "System Disk Monthly" defrag with myDefrag... :grinning:
That is astounding! :astonished:
That's kinda cool SuperTuxKart got Greenlit on Steam: http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=850895445
I was thinking about getting Mudlet on there here and there, but frankly the out of the box user experience is nowhere I'd like it to be before that can happen yet. Would like to see https://github.com/Mudlet/newbie-tuts in action first before it happens
:car: first time on the autobahn
On which side of the road do you normally drive Vadim and have any Nation's roads got features that you love/hate compared to other countries? During my trips to France with my Mother in the last couple of years I missed the reflective British cat's eyes that we invented many year ago; on the other hand I quite liked the driver-level traffic light repeater lamps for the driver at the front of the traffic waiting at them {but that is needed to make up for the lack of lights on the far side of the junction} - I hated the French traffic light sequence that goes straight from red to green (the UK sequence goes red to red & amber to green) but on the other hand they have some junctions that go to a permanent flashing amber which I think means process with care/no priority to any direction - which is also reflected in some road signs also being fitted with a single flashing amber lamp. In the UK the only example of this is really the "Zebra-crossing" where the amber lamps have mutated into "Belisha Beacons"... :grinning:
Permanent flashing amber is a general warning sign here. Some traffic lights turn off at night and the part of the crossing that has to yield has the flashing amber
Hmm
