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« on: October 05, 2024, 03:18:18 pm »Sooo...what are our choices besides the Apache stuff?
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Sooo...what are our choices besides the Apache stuff?
I see what you and David are talking about now - in ANPM your referring to the "available" files that you don't have installed - I also get 12 files listed - I was looking at the "installed" files, of which I have roughly 250 installed, and as of last week I could update them.
Try disabling https://www.2rosenthals.com/rpm.netlabs.org/release/$releasever/$basearch/
All my Arca related entries are repos.arcanoae.com based
Are you sure that the Netlabs-Rel repository is really disabled?
Even the 2Rosenthals repo doesn't work for me - same 'disk image is malformed' error as with the netlabs-rel repo - even after a yum cleaning. So the bit rot seems to be spreading. The ArcaNoae-rel repo Dave suggests only has about a dozen or so files listed (which was already installed here).
Does anyone else have an issue when Ctrl clicking the desktop icon that barely a small highlight shows up and now list of processes to kill?
I installed version 3.4.0 and with this version I can no longer connect to Windows or ArcaOS VM but I can connect to Ubuntu Linix on my Raspberry PI.
I have attached the connection logs for the windows 10 VirtualBox.
But when I connect from my OS/2 system a Linux host via FreeRDP they get the English keys instead the German ones.
The crazy/drunk idea will be to grab a 64bits open source multi-kernel and make OS/2 run interpreted (not emulated) from it.
sshd -D starts after the host keys are created (not sure what's the different between the above and ssh-keygen -A); but I can't login via password or by adding my private key to authorized_keys in my homedir). I'm using openssh-server from bitwise/netlabs; the latest to date.