On 11/11/19 3:26 PM, Javier wrote:
> The 1st thing I noticed was that after the upgrade, the lectron apps no
> longer show up under the legacy tray, but instead on the more modern
> notification area (under LXQT). The 2nd thing, was the tray icons not doing
> any action. The 3rd thing, was
The 1st thing I noticed was that after the upgrade, the lectron apps no longer
show up under the legacy tray, but instead on the more modern notification area
(under LXQT). The 2nd thing, was the tray icons not doing any action. The 3rd
thing, was that in order to use the electron apps, I had
On 11/11/19 12:00 PM, Damjan Georgievski via arch-general wrote:
>> This has been discussed a bit on the dracut thread, as well on some other
>> threads over time.
>> I *personally* don't like the complexity of kernel-install that much.
>
> I've now read this twice on Arch mail lists, so I have
Em novembro 11, 2019 14:00 Damjan Georgievski via arch-general escreveu:
This has been discussed a bit on the dracut thread, as well on some other
threads over time.
I *personally* don't like the complexity of kernel-install that much.
I've now read this twice on Arch mail lists, so I have to
Em novembro 11, 2019 13:39 David C. Rankin escreveu:
On 11/11/2019 04:54 AM, Christian Hesse wrote:
That is a change back from March 2017 and appeared in mkinitcpio v24:
POSIX list/bash array ... meh.. both work :)
So I guess the rest of the answer would be that normal users won't have
On Mon, 11 Nov 2019 at 09:18, Ondřej Hruška wrote:
>
> Hi,
> I have a question regarding the kernel changes.
>
> It sounds like it might break my dm-crypt/luks setup with un-encrypted
> /boot partition, if the kernel is not in /boot anymore?
the kernel is no longer installed in /boot by the
> This has been discussed a bit on the dracut thread, as well on some other
> threads over time.
> I *personally* don't like the complexity of kernel-install that much.
I've now read this twice on Arch mail lists, so I have to ask, without
any presumptions on my side, what are the arguments
On 11/11/2019 04:54 AM, Christian Hesse wrote:
> That is a change back from March 2017 and appeared in mkinitcpio v24:
POSIX list/bash array ... meh.. both work :)
So I guess the rest of the answer would be that normal users won't have
anything they need to do differently to manage their current
Em novembro 11, 2019 0:08 Kusoneko escreveu:
Hello, in the short time I've been subscribed to a bunch of these archlinux
mailing lists, I've seen a few threads about mkinitcpio and dracut. What
exactly are they for and what is the differences between the 2? Should one
prefer to use dracut
"David C. Rankin" on Mon, 2019/11/11 04:50:
> The only changes I see in the mkinitcpio.pacnew file
> is that all double-quotes have been replaced by parenthesis, e.g.
That is a change back from March 2017 and appeared in mkinitcpio v24:
All,
I have read the latest note from 11-10-19 at archlinux.org, e.g.
New kernel packages and mkinitcpio hooks
https://www.archlinux.org/news/new-kernel-packages-and-mkinitcpio-hooks/
However, I'm still left confused exactly "What this means to the average
user?" When I read:
All our
Ondřej Hruška on Mon, 2019/11/11 09:18:
> Hi,
> I have a question regarding the kernel changes.
>
> It sounds like it might break my dm-crypt/luks setup with un-encrypted
> /boot partition, if the kernel is not in /boot anymore? Are there
> migration steps needed? I set it up exactly following
Hi,
I have a question regarding the kernel changes.
It sounds like it might break my dm-crypt/luks setup with un-encrypted
/boot partition, if the kernel is not in /boot anymore? Are there
migration steps needed? I set it up exactly following the wiki.
It is my understanding that it is the
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