Afaik that happens when you run lxsession on Debian without Systemd.pretty empty LXDE desktop said:No session for pid 2453
Most likely the lower Pyra symbol light.What is the green on the lower right on the front of the pics in the dark?
Don't forget to have the (RGB) LEDs mounted behind it, which you connect to your monitoring server. So you can get you warnings from there: green "H" -> hdd space is fine, red "H" key -> need ro clean diskspace,.......
For some reason I still want to frame one and mount it on the wall of my home office. Silly, yes. It isn't worth extra shipping though.
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I wonder, if it's worth to look into:You probably forgot the hefty Trump tax which will try to block computers manufactured in Germany from flooding the US...
Sysvinit is easier to patch/config offline (i.e. by patching an SD card). At least we know how to do such things since many years instead of learning from scratch how to tweak systemd.Afaik that happens when you run lxsession on Debian without Systemd.
I don't want to get into one of these boring lengthy arguments, but was there a technical reason for not enabling Systemd on the Pyra, apart from having a minimal test image?
I may not have been clear. I mean the light on the right hand side under the keyboard with the screen facing the user/camera. If it were coming from the logo it should be blue or purple.Most likely the lower Pyra symbol light.
I won't have the time to summarize everything about the meeting today (I've got plenty of work right now), but you can look at some pictures of one of the prototypes we built today.
Apparently, I didn't boot our OS image but a minimal image from Nikolaus (which shows a pretty empty LXDE desktop without TILER enabled).
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The way you put it makes it sound like (nerd)porn. oOwith the pyra-in-the-dark front shot on the upper side and the pyra-from-behind shot on the other one.