Quote from: DeepDayze on February 27, 2016, 05:19:15 AM
Hello I am DeepDayze and I am a Linux fanatic who's been out checking various distros on all kinds of hardware that I own. I've been using Siduction, AntiX, Semplice and now taking a good look at VSIDO as I am a Debian Sid user

Thanks for letting me join!

Welcome to the group

I tend to stay away from the latest and greatest .. I like to grab a year old laptop since i will be running Linux on it anyway.

Mas

i tried using 2d and 3d acceleration . The video ram was set to 1MB  .. I will try again from my Fedora box and virtualBox. It may be a windows 10 issue with vsido

As I think  more about the issue. The installer was not spinning ,it was just stuck.  EFI is at the host level . I will check the video ram and 3d acceleration.

Memory : 2GB
Storage : 20GB
Network : Nat
Vbox 5.10 R10

I was able to get Fedora 64bit going with the same settings . 

Hey guys,

I attempted to switch my 32bit version to 64bit and the installer fails to load.  I am using the latest release 2/20/16 .  This was a test install under virtual box. I can still continue to run the 32bit version of Vsido with no problem in VB.  Additional i can run other 62bit Linux versions. There may be a possible issues with the installer.   The live session loads fine , but after entering my login details the installer just stall out

looks good guys, i have not posted a shot in a few month . maybe this weekend

Quote from: VastOne on January 27, 2016, 02:31:27 AM
^ Feck That Shites....

Not nearly enough to get me to chase that rabbit

I am with you on this .

really sad .. I am just hearing about this thanks to the Vsido Community.  Debian is the longest running distro for me and my org.

I continue to have a issue understanding why a browser requires so much disk and memory.   

Chromium will be the next best thing smh

Maybe i am the last person running the 32bit version of Linux on a system. lol.. But I thought i would share that Google Chrome is dropping support for Linux32 in March

https://support.google.com/chrome/answer/95346

System requirements

Note: Linux 32 and Ubuntu Precise will no longer be supported starting in March, 2016.

To use Google Chrome, your computer needs:

Ubuntu 12.04+, Debian 7+, OpenSuSE 13.1+, or Fedora Linux 21
An Intel Pentium 4 processor or later
350MB of free disk space
512MB of RAM

while crime is everywhere. These mass shootings are mostly occurring in the suburban areas. Places where they raise their kids up with guns and take them hunting at 9 years old.

Screens look good guys .. I have not posted a screen in awhile. I will need to bless this topic before the month is out 

This is not a issue with VSIDO but a issue with the latest sid release.  I wanted to share it with the community just in case you come across it.

After logging into our test system . We encountered the below error
debian/tmp/usr/share/cmake-3.0/completions/cmake: No such file or directory
debian/tmp/usr/share/cmake-3.0/completions/cpack: No such file or directory
debian/tmp/usr/share/cmake-3.0/completions/ctest: No such file or directory

cat /etc/bash_completion.d/cmake
debian/tmp/usr/share/cmake-3.0/completions/cmake
debian/tmp/usr/share/cmake-3.0/completions/cpack
debian/tmp/usr/share/cmake-3.0/completions/ctest

A quick search in Debian bug system. We found BUG #785267
https://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=785267

They state the issue has been resolved in version  3.2.2-2 .  I have yet to find it .

VSIDO is the longest running distro I have tried .  The guys backing it are great and supportive. That is what is really comes down to. I dont mind the one man Dev team . As Vastone stated , you can tweak the system as you see fit.