Quote from: PackRat on June 02, 2018, 10:02:08 AM
For gtk3?

There is darK (gnome-look) - that also has a nice icon theme to go with it. And Dobbie over at ArchLabs had put together some nice dark themes. His themes and the default ArchLabs themes are nice.

Or do you want a dark fluxbox theme? At box-look.org there are tin-black, noir, and the elfin series (elfin2 has a glitch, I believe). There is also the tenr fluxbox style site.

Nice theme that reminds me of the KDE Breeze theme.

Any great dark themes suggestions for Flux?

Quote from: PackRat on April 19, 2018, 02:21:49 AM
Aren't there some posts on this forum about a similar issue with the .xsession-errors file growing so large it uses all the disk space and a user can't log in.

I think the solution to that was a simple script to limit it's size. Maybe adapt that and keep those files from getting too large.

I think any problem with .xsession-errors filling up like that would be due to some problem with the session that keeps spamming the log for example.

Ya getting old is tough indeed 

Quote from: VastOne on March 25, 2018, 04:23:35 AM
Thanks DeepDayze.. it turned out to be a patience issue on my part.. If I had waited one day the DMO side would have caught up to the Debian Sid repos and all would have been fine.. I know these things happen time to time as we live on the edge and I completely understand it

It is fixed and the DMO repos are now back in the builds

What pissed me off was as the end user being told I was basically an idiot for using anything other than PURE DEBIAN

Just old bullshit.. tiresome and unnecessary.. It could easily be the way the developer communicates..

I hear you...the most polite way would been to say wait tlll DMO is fully in sync then try the update again...apparently DMO and debian was not quite in sync. If I run into that issue it can be a mess to clean up though, as when you (temporarily) remove a problem package so that the update can go through it will remove anything dependent on it and that can be a mess.

I never had an issue with DMO, unless something got wacked out on DMO's side that could have triggered that bug in apt.

I can see there is a write conflict as both the DMO and the regular Debian gstreamer package share the same files. Surprised it didn't "upgrade" the package like it should.

Great to hear you finally gotten better, V-1

VSIDO lives on!

Oops you mean 2018-Feb-21 

Maybe this is either a quirk in how Fluxbox interacts with nomachine?

Quote from: VastOne on September 03, 2017, 11:52:44 PM
Nice to hear.. I did a dist-upgrade today and all went well

Sid is being nice

Sid has his tantrums though

Quote from: VastOne on September 11, 2017, 12:56:57 AM
I run pure nouveau and also have most of the dev tools loaded as well

I have a GeForce GT730 and been running nouveau with no issues or nasty glitching. As nouveau is getting better and better I just might not even need the binary nvidia driver at all.

Best to hold off on GCC-7 until it becomes stable and the new default compiler for debian. Don't forget Sid gets temperamental at times

GCC-4.8 should become deprecated real soon so you might be able to ditch that one too if no packages in the ISO depend on it.

Yes Toshiba laptops are weird birds and I generally avoid them for using with Linux.

Quote from: PackRat on July 01, 2017, 03:30:36 PM
Ripping some music in between yard work tasks -

 

and getting the current VSIDO.

LOL quite the distro hound I see 

I myself play with lots of distros too

Quote from: PackRat on July 02, 2017, 08:18:18 PM
And always have an umbrella handy.

Ohh definitely yes...there's times Sid's like a storm.