^ Thats cool... and I love me some pink, but just as a side note, VSIDO has 'adopted' that blue as it's standardized color

An incredible start for February... 

Nice going falldown and Sector11!   

I suspect it is a smxi thing Sector11, same with the inxi/root issue... I think it is because I used the stub install of smxi, but I am not sure.  On a new install inxi still needs root even though there has been at least 5 updates to inxi over the last month or so.

I have been super busy and have not had a minute to get over to the smxi forums to ask whats up..

Hey Garthh and welcome to VSIDO! 

Just one question, have I ever let you down before?

Xfce 4.10 or OB... I have tweaked OB to be a lot like Xfce, I can go days in OB and not even realize I was in it

Let us know what you need and we will do our best to get you there, as you can see you have a line of great folks ready to assist

Awesome work from all of you...


I cannot wait for the rest falldown! 

Thanks for these updates... There is also a new nVidia Beta driver 313.18 that is working well but it still takes nvidia-settings a full minute to start from terminal or from menu

Hehe Nice!

Thanks falldown, I am not sure either and for the first time I did see the same thing on a LiveCD

I will track this down   

I think the best solution is to get rid of a background within lightdm and just have a bland black setting.  It may or may not eliminate the issue, as I do not think it is a lightdm problem

Interesting ... I have libpango-perl installed and I believe it is part of GMB. It was updated along with all of Perl a couple of days ago and today on a new install but I did not see the maintainer message.

The smilieys should be fixed... I inadvertently changed them and did not realize it... my bad!

Did you use smxi to install nVidia drivers?  I would just use smxi again to install the nVidia drivers or whatever method you used to install them...

I am not too sure if the issue is related to libpango

I just did a total dist-upgrade and never saw this... is libpango part of a package you installed?

FWIW, I always keep my version and do not let the maintainers package update it, or I look at the differences and decide from there

No, I only use nouveau drivers when building it which are the same standard/stock drivers for all of Debian.  It is not coming from the build or we would see it on every LiveCD boot and install.

I have seen this too, though never on the LiveCD portion.  I believe it is a cache that nVidia stores and impacts nouveau.  Like you, once I install the nVidia drivers the issue goes away.

I will continue to sort this one out...

Thanks for raising this topic

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7rXhXLsNJL8#

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BYQaD2CAi9A#