Ok
first, thank you all for such a warm welcome :D !
second, quantumgravity, it worked like a charm, thank you.
Plus now I understand that I can launch daemons from config files too.
Cool.
The error message should have been a good clue:
"Failed to apply configuration: %s
GDBus.Error:org.freedesktop.DBus.Error.ServiceUnknown: The name
org.gnome.SettingsDaemon was not provided by any .service files"
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SuperTramp83, thanks for the password tips.
Regarding IceCat in private mode, how come it filters only some of imgur
pages?
I suppose it's the way the image is sent, I dunno.
Regarding Debian, then what's the difference with Trisquel? Ok, it's
based on Ubuntu.
Then Compared with GnewSense? I know this distro has a full list of
de-blobed programs.
Is that actually pointless?
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Magic Banana, thanks for the math demo :)
I don't really care for a DE.
I enjoyed Openbox, and now i3, as WMs are lighter, and those are smartly
designed. I try to go mouseless, even if I have to make several configs
from scratch.
Unfortunately, I can't remember what I did to mess Gnome panel up this
time. Fortunately, I don't need it.
I kinda like i3 on top of Gnome, it's a good start.
Now I need to get used to the keyboard navigation (and activate it in
IceCat),
then configure i3 properly.
The HHD is sometimes wheezing though, so a netinstall on an SSD would be
great. It's the next big goal.
I guess I should try it on Quemu first. I was used to Virtualbox, oh well
(I've read the thread about that).
The 2 most weird things I encounter on Gnu/Linux systems (well,
Crunchbang at least, which is minimalist) is the capslock never working
for the numbers row,
and unmounting external HHD not really working, unless I do it through
the terminal (tried with Thunar and PCmanFm).
But hey, as annoying as these are, it's a good learning opportunity!
I really like Trisquel's default programs selection: simple, streamlined, a
good base.
