Quote from: VastOne on January 28, 2016, 08:50:23 PM
Could you also check on the live-cd?  Before the live-cd loads, please tab and edit and confirm that it is or is not on the same line

Thanks mate

It's right there on live-cd.

Quote from: VastOne on January 28, 2016, 07:49:40 PM
Misko, would you please tab into edit mode on the grub screen on the new installation of vsido and verify that net.ifnames=0 is in fact on the linux/boot/vmlinuz line?

Sure. Here we go...
There is no  net.ifnames=0 in linux /boot/vmlinuz line.

Downloaded 64bit iso and tested in virtualbox.
Installed ok and reboted. On reboot there was no network connection until sudo ceni.
Ceni added enp0s3 at the end of /etc/network/interfaces.
cat /etc/network/interfaces
# The loopback network interface
auto lo
iface lo inet loopback

# The primary network interface
allow-hotplug eth0
iface eth0 inet dhcp

allow-hotplug enp0s3
iface enp0s3 inet dhcp


Quote from: VastOne on January 27, 2016, 10:56:52 PM
Installation complete... will have to adjust just a few things, but all in all the start is here.. now if I can take the debs created and install them on the build systems and configure for the main work will be done.

Cool. 
As Filip said, don't forget about refind function and call, also the packages that are removed http://vsido.org/index.php?topic=1124.msg12591#msg12591

Quote from: VastOne on January 27, 2016, 10:56:52 PM
Outstanding work and help from Filip and misko, the VSIDO nation is eternally grateful!

I'm just glad we have a good collaboration. That is something that I want to see more often in the linux/foss universe.
Best regards,
Miško

Quote from: VastOne on January 27, 2016, 10:23:44 PM
^ thats cool... Thanks for assisting with this misko, I do appreciate it

Don't mention it.
Installer looks good on VSIDO 

sudo apt update
sudo apt-get install debhelper dh-python dpkg-dev devscripts git
Now we need to get keeptalking
But first keeptalking dependancies python-all and screen
sudo apt install python-all screen
git clone https://gitlab.com/trios-linux/keeptalking.git
cd keeptalking
dpkg-buildpackage -uc -us
sudo debi
cd ..
Next bricks
git clone https://gitlab.com/trios-linux/bricks.git
cd bricks
dpkg-buildpackage -uc -us
sudo debi
cd ..

trios installer has a few dependancies (depends on keeptalking and bricks also)
sudo apt install python-notify2 python-progressbar python-parted imvirt cryptsetup fatresize hfsprogs pastebinit reiser4progs
git clone https://gitlab.com/trios-linux/trios-installer.git
cd trios-installer
dpkg-buildpackage -uc -us
sudo debi
And we run with
linstaller_crash_wrapper.sh -c=trios -f=glade start

Quote from: VastOne on January 27, 2016, 09:55:04 PM
Here is a paste of the build following Filip instructions from his last post

As you can see everything built as it should and I do have all of the debs

Initial tests showing a dependency on bricks for the modules-base deb... I am researching and following up on that now

A dozen dependancies are missing, but I've managed to do it

Quote from: PackRat on January 26, 2016, 12:25:15 AM
@misko - thanks.
Xmonad -

You are welcome. Nice desktop you have there.

@VastOne I sent Filip a message and he registered on the forum to help. Such a friendly fellow.
I hope the installer will work for you.
@filip hello there. Thanks for taking a time to help here.

@jedi you are an artist. Thumbs up

Great, VastOne. 
DE is xfce  4.11/4.12
Installer is a python-written modular installer, based on https://github.com/semplice/linstaller
https://gitlab.com/trios-linux/trios-installer

Quote from: PackRat on January 23, 2016, 02:36:51 PM
^ share the wall please.

trios mia looks like an interesting distro; you helping to develop it?

ripping some cd's while it snows:

TRIOS has some interesting stuff: zfs support, no systemd, refind boot manager...
I help a little with some small things. My skills are not that great. Still have a lot to learn.
Here's the wallpaper I made.

And some more.

Trios-info is a based on archey. I made a GTK version.

So hard to find a good looking theme under 30 megs
Oh wait, this one is small http://ubuntualive.blogspot.rs/2015/02/ultra-flat-icons-version-131-blue.html
This one is amazing but the size is 61 MB Square-Beam
Vibrancy-Colors are good loking icons. http://gnome-look.org/content/show.php/Vibrancy+Colors?content=167771
44 MB just the main theme without all the extra colors on the folders and the dark themes 

^ Lately many themes have 256x256 icons and those take 1/2 of the size. Cleaning themes from 256 icons would make them smaller.
Also theme designers pack multiple versions of the theme with 10 different folder colors. Base theme is like 50 MB and all the folder color variations add 70 MB or more.
When you look into what's packed you see that the theme is not that big.

Of all the themes Faenza is the best looking. Many distros use that one.
Numix is preety cool too.
https://github.com/numixproject/numix-icon-theme
http://gnome-look.org/content/show.php/Uniform%2B?content=173995

Quote from: VastOne on January 14, 2016, 01:47:44 AM
I have found all the pertinent svg files that are all of the icons, I have moved them into the LinuxLex-8 directory and all os functional... tis a bastardized way I know but it saves a mass amount of space and blocks the need of two apps that have little use... 4 freaking app icons for all of this headache

Yep, saves a lot of space and is probably worth of all the trouble. That's 4 icons but in many sizes.
LinuxLex-8 icon set was last updated in 2011. http://gnome-look.org/content/show.php/?content=134229 It's no wonder it misses a few icons.

Welcome 

About forcing the applications to use a diferent icon set.
This is possible with Gtk2 apps.
Need to create a file /home/USERNAME/.themes/medit.gtkrc
#To set the Gtk theme
include "/usr/share/themes/dorian-theme-3.12/gtk-2.0/gtkrc"

#To set the icon theme
gtk-icon-theme-name = "LinuxLex-8"
Then running the gtk2 app like medit with a prefix launches app with different theme and icon set.
GTK2_RC_FILES=/home/USERNAME/.themes/medit.gtkrc medit
To launch Gtk3+ app with a different theme:
GTK_THEME="dorian-theme-3.12" iceweasel
That would probably need to be wrapped for the desktop files.
/bin/sh -c 'GTK_THEME="dorian-theme-3.12" iceweasel'
/bin/sh -c 'GTK_THEME="dorian-theme-3.12" /usr/local/bin/menu.py'
Took me while to figure it out that the only way to force icons on a certain gtk3 app is to edit the theme settings.ini file and define which icon set will that theme use.
In my case /usr/share/themes/dorian-theme-3.12/settings.ini
adding next line to the file end, changes the icons for that theme.
gtk-icon-theme-name = HumanXMint
Also the font for that theme can be changed if needed. http://fluxbox-wiki.org/category/howtos/en/Using_gtk_themes.html
Now when I run iceweasel I have a different theme icons and font size applied on the browser.
GTK_THEME="dorian-theme-3.12" launch iceweasel
The icon in tint2 is also from a custom icon set. That can be changed because open source is awesome.