> I tried using the "Origin" tab in Synaptic, which shows a list of installed
packages available from each repo on the system. But for some reason the
deb.nodesource repo doesn't show up there (all my other default and added
repos are there).
Is the corresponding line in sources.list
> I did upgrade to a newer version of the Linux kernel since I last tried.
Maybe that helped somehow?
I see no way in which the kernel version could make a difference here.
> Some of the comments here suggest that the problem is youtube-dl running
with Python2, instead of Python3.
You can
Youtube-dl is now working again. I didn't follow any of the newer
instructions above. But if I remember rightly, I did upgrade to a newer
version of the Linux kernel since I last tried. Maybe that helped somehow?
Centurino
> The situation wouldn't be much better on other fixed-release
> What if the aforementioned dates have decided to side with the package
names and keep escaping you?
As I said, it sounds amazing. I will definitely have to try it. In fact, I
have an upcoming need for it, as I am planning to install the latest KDE
desktop from the Debian Sid repos to try
I will attend the meeting next Friday thanks
Okay; make it so. There are weekly developer meetings in #trisquel-dev on
irc.freenode.net each Friday.
You can, of course, remove whatever you want - it's your system. It is still
a good idea to leave the old kernel there in case there's something wrong
with the new one. While that may not happen very often (as you say "without
encountering problems") there's always a possibility. There's no
What if the aforementioned dates have decided to side with the package names
and keep escaping you?
Many times I gave up on "cleaning" my packages because I had no clue about
what/when/how I had installed some exploratory stuff. There was no world
ending, of course, and the situation was
I see on Wikipedia that two institution helps Trisquel project.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trisquel I'll be happy to join Trisquel project
for Linux-libre kernel service ( rebootless update and hardening/security and
some kernel modules such as networking-subsystem ) and Server support.
This is amazing! I'm old school, I just 'cat /var/log/apt/history.log', and
look for the dates when I was installing the packages.
I have been recently updating my old notebook HP510 and via terminal I have
been removing contextually the old kernel before rebooting with the latest,
without encountering problems.
In your case, this might do the job: sudo ppa-purge -s deb.nodesource.com -o
node_8.x -p dists -d xenial
ppa-purge will let you know about what it is intending to do anyway.
> So, would it be fair to say that this is another case of poor old Flidas
showing it's age?
The situation wouldn't be much better on other fixed-release distros, even
those that are currently up-to-date. They will quickly fall behind in their
versions of youtube-dl and incompatibilities
I would try it and replace the respective options according to the name of
the /var/lib/apt/lists file:
-p [ppaname]PPA name to be disabled (default: ppa)
-o [ppaowner] PPA owner
-s [host] Repository server (default: ppa.launchpad.net)
and following this:
Boba:
> You might want to try ppa-purge -h
Will that work if it's a deb repository not a PPA (not sure either way). The
URI is: https://deb.nodesource.com/node_8.x
I might try:
sudo ppa-purge [options] [/ppaname]
vas19...@ya.ru writes:
> Why did you call python3 with youtube-dl?
Many issues reported about youtube-dl have their fix related to using
python3.
--
"Cut your own wood and it will warm you twice"
I don't really understand but its logo is the worst among even the free
software world anyway. Impossible. Does not it wither you. I got tired. I had
already got tired though. Some foot ball player has said that at the end of a
match, he runs with spirit, not with physical strength. I have
So, would it be fair to say that this is another case of poor old Flidas
showing it's age? I'm really looking forward to Etiona being released. Maybe
I'll try youtube-dl on my test install of that.
I added a https://deb.nodesource.com/node_8.x repository to install some npm
stuff we were using at a hackathon. I no longer need any of that stuff, and
I'd like to purge all packages installed from those repos and remove them.
But I can't remember which packages I installed.
I tried using
Why did you call python3 with youtube-dl?
Hello cesq, I am Telegram user and I noticed that Telegram seems to
use own dns system to connect to the internet separated to the
GNU/Linux system dns. This is why I also often experienced same
experience as yours. The good thing there is that you are certainly
connected to the internet (thanks
22 matches
Mail list logo
