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After booting up, "swapon -s" would show if your swap partition was mounted.  Also "systemctl --no-pager --full --all --type=swap" would show if systemd had a job for it.

So I finally beat the "last" level of this game (level 50) ... only for it just to go to level 51 (which is the same as level 1).   No 'Congratulations'; no power-ups; no nothing.   That's some old-school bullshit right there. I've spent the last 8 months shooting at little blue things...

It looks like the debug shell needed a reboot in order to be activated (which is unfortunate, considering what we needed it for). For the symlink, I typed systemctl --no-pager --full --all --type=swap and looked at the last DESCRIPTION field (which is probably wrapped around onto the next...

It seems pretty hit and miss, doesn't it? Sometimes it works, sometimes not. I have had it happen to me just now, bizarrely. In the absence of the other evidence, I'm blaming you ;) Something you could try: Enable the debug shell sudo systemctl enable debug-shell.service When it gets stuck...

It's never happened for me (although I've had the thing where one of the options in XFCE just dumps you back to slim). Did this start happening after adding stuff with opkg? If "sudo systemctl poweroff" works, you can edit what Openbox's "Power Off -> Shutdown" is calling: see line 605 of...

I just downloaded audacious to check - it showed up in my menu no probs. I assume it's popped up in yours by now. PNDs showing in the Programs menu is a 2-step process. First, pndnotifyd has to notice that there's a new PND and create a .desktop file for it. Then menu-cached has to notice that...

It's with opkg, yeah. All it's functionality is provided by libopkg - written in C - so you'd have something to interface with. Do people upgrade their OS much, though? (I'm still on SZ 1.53)

Angstrom's "unstable" repo (the one that sort-of matched ours) seems to have been deleted. If you can't compile vncserver, I guess maybe you'll have to use PanDebian or Slackware.

You'll need to have cdevtools PND on an ext2-formatted SD card to add files into it. What specific driver are you trying to build? Is there not already a kernel module available for it? See here for a list. (if so, open a terminal and type "sudo opkg update", then type "sudo opkg install...

Hi, for Openbox-specific stuff I'll answer in this new thread here smplayer2 log /mnt/utmp/smplayer2/bin/mplayer: error while loading shared libraries: libfribidi.so.0: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory [/SPOILER] Vice log Re: suspend. This was partly true for me...

From the .next alpha image thread: Edit: Lunchtime test: TreeSheets - click on File->New and the Okay and Cancel buttons are too thin to read any text (Is this just an OpenBox UI setting?), otherwise seems ok Edit:Oh, and a big one, you can't seem to Alt+Tap to right click. Is this an...

Ah, okay, thanks. I was misunderstanding which number constituted a 'major' version change - I was thinking that something like libjpeg.so.6 had a major version number of '6'.

- Isn't something like libjpeg.so.6 to libjpeg.so.8 incompatible by definition? I thought it was standard practise that if you're releasing a library, you change the 'minor' version number for internal improvements that don't affect the external API, but a change in the major 'version' signifies...

Firstly, I would say that there's no need to support PNDs that nobody is actually using. There's plenty of stuff on the repo that folks ported because they could, but is actually pretty rubbish (I include my own PNDs in that criticism, of course). So we can lower our sights in terms of...

I'd like to respond, but don't want to incur the wrath of aTc for cluttering up his thread, so here's a new thread here

So, in the .next alpha image thread, ajs124 said: And I said: And Askarus was all like: But then hmc came back with Anyways, so I thought I should create a new thread for it, 'cos it's the kind of thing we can have a big fun argument about. :)

Still not working for me. If I add an API key, my output is ... which seems to suggest that I would need to rate an app before it lets me download it(?) If I remove my username and apikey, I get

My plan for my PNDs that need updating for .next was for there to a temporary period where the PND contains enough stuff for both SuperZaxxon and .next, and the startup script chooses between them. So, internally, it would have: libs_for_next/ libstuff.so.1 libs_for_superzaxxon/...

my settings.cfg looks like: [panorama] dataDirectory=/mnt/utmp/pndmanager uiDirectory=interfaces ui=PNDManager fullscreen=true [PNDManager] showSplashScreen=true showHints=true mouseCursorVisible=false lastInstallDevice=/media/DATA lastInstallLocation=Menu loggingVerbosity=5 username=freamon...

Yeah. I try to install stuff in the same place as I've put other PNDs. It just hangs with a 'syncing' symbol if I try to install new things.