Due to rapid changes in sid, I have created a new sid repo for antiX.
At the moment it only has the latest systemd free xserver-* debs.
Users should also install xserver-xorg-legacy otherwise your systemd may not login to X.
deb
========= SCRAPER REMOVED AN EMBEDDED LINK HERE ===========
url was:"http://antix.daveserver.info/sid"
linktext was:"http://antix.daveserver.info/sid"
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sid main nosystemd ***
Keep the antiX testing repo enabled.
topic title: NEW antiX sid repo
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anticapitalista
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TonyVanDamPosts: 45
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#2
Thanks! I'll check it out later on my home desktop.
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TonyVanDamPosts: 45
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#3
GOOD NEWS: The new antiX sid repos definitely keeps my desktop systemd-free.
BAD NEWS: I no longer have pulseaudio! This is really bad because I can not get any sound from Firefox, Palemoon, or Chronium without it. ALSA by itself only works with Chronium. OSS4 doesn't work with any of the browsers at all, at least not on my old desktop.
Looks like I will be doing another fresh re-installment of antiX tonight.
BAD NEWS: I no longer have pulseaudio! This is really bad because I can not get any sound from Firefox, Palemoon, or Chronium without it. ALSA by itself only works with Chronium. OSS4 doesn't work with any of the browsers at all, at least not on my old desktop.
Looks like I will be doing another fresh re-installment of antiX tonight.
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dolphin_oraclePosts: 2,238
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Have you tried setting a default sound card in the control center?
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TonyVanDamPosts: 45
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Yes and it didn't work like before.dolphin_oracle wrote:Have you tried setting a default sound card in the control center?
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anticapitalista
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#6
Pulseaudio is in the antiX sid repos
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macondoPosts: 215
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If I'm correct, pulse audio depends on systemd.
I'm using Alsa in Stable: alsa-base, alsa-tools, and alsa-utils
These are my keybindings in IceWM:
Works fine
In JWM:
#Volume
<Key mask="C" key="Down">>exec:amixer set Master 9%- </Key>
<Key mask="C" key="Up">exec:amixer set Master 9%+ </Key>
<Key mask="C" key="0">exec:amixer sset Master,0 toggle </Key>
I'm using Alsa in Stable: alsa-base, alsa-tools, and alsa-utils
These are my keybindings in IceWM:
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#Sound
key"Ctrl+Down" aumix -v -5 # lower volume
key"Ctrl+Up" aumix -v +5 # raise volume
Works fine
In JWM:
#Volume
<Key mask="C" key="Down">>exec:amixer set Master 9%- </Key>
<Key mask="C" key="Up">exec:amixer set Master 9%+ </Key>
<Key mask="C" key="0">exec:amixer sset Master,0 toggle </Key>
Last edited by macondo on 23 Jun 2017, 17:07, edited 1 time in total.
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anticapitalista
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Except the version in antiX has removed the systemd/libsystemd0 dependency. That is why we have the nosystemd repomacondo wrote:If I'm correct, pulse audio depends on systemd.