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[Member davidecaffe]

`Buongiorno Caprea, non posso riportare i dati che mi hai chiesto perchè quando li copio da terminale e li incollo sul forum tramite “CODE”, all’invio mi appare una pagina web “forbidden error 403”.

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[Member oops]

Hello,
Yes, I do often a “sudo apt autoremove” by a custom script (to update, and clean automatically some stuffs)

Also, I have tested the newer version 7.3.2.1

https://downloadarchive.documentfoundation.org/libreoffice/old/

And did the same process with:
LibreOffice_7.3.2.1_Linux_x86-64_deb.tar.gz 12-Mar-2022 20:12 187M Details
LibreOffice_7.3.2.1_Linux_x86-64_deb_langpack_fr.tar.gz 12-Mar-2022 20:12 2.0M Details
LibreOffice_7.3.2.1_Linux_x86-64_deb_helppack_fr.tar.gz 12-Mar-2022 20:12 2.9M Details

… Works great too.

PS: For x32 bits, unfortunately the latest *.deb are from the version: 6.2.8.2 (from this archive site)

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[Moderator Brian Masinick]

metalinchains wrote:

Very strange.. i reinstalled the network manager on top of the one that comes with the installation. That screwed the DNS resolution apparently cos i was able to ping from the console only using ip but not to a domain name. The browser was unable to navigate. Apt was unable to download anything at all… that moment i knew i was in trouble. I reinstalled and now is working.

Congratulations on your success!

Glad it now works.

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[Member metalinchains]

Very strange.. i reinstalled the network manager on top of the one that comes with the installation. That screwed the DNS resolution apparently cos i was able to ping from the console only using ip but not to a domain name. The browser was unable to navigate. Apt was unable to download anything at all… that moment i knew i was in trouble. I reinstalled and now is working.

[Member computerworm110]

anticapitalista wrote:

https://www.antixforum.com/forums/topic/apt-notifier-will-not-start/

Thank you, but I already found that link a few days ago. That’s how I solved the first error I was getting. Now I have a different error, that apparently nobody has asked about in this forum. 🙁

Kind regards,
computerworm110

[Member computerworm110]

ModdIt wrote:

As the notifier works on user systems may I suggest to change the title to reflect the fact an unsupported desktop is affected.
That is not an antiX bug as user induced.

That is a very good point, and I would edit that title myself right now, except I can’t find a link to edit the either the topic title or the original post. I’m apparently only allowed to edit my replies. Is there a way to change my topic title?

P.S. I worked on the original problem for a couple more hours, tried installing various python packages and apt recommended packages. Still not any closer to solving the problem. But I’ll keep trying.

EDIT: I was searching for how to mark a thread as solved, and I found out that there is a time limit for editing one’s original post; after that time limit is passed, only a moderator can edit the original post.

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Kind regards,
computerworm110

[Moderator Brian Masinick]

sybok wrote:

I am glad to read that the issue was solved.

Apparently felipecardope was successful; Marcelo has not indicated that his problem has been solved. Hopefully we’ll get this resolved soon for all.

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[Member ModdIt]

Nothing visible in my control center.
It may be neccesary to run the menu manager from control center to set show for the installer.
Searching install with app select does help but may not be apparent to a new user.
Maybe a point which could be improved with minimal effort.

[Member marcelocripe]

Muito obrigado por sua captura de tela, pelo visto foi neste computador que você realizou o tutorial que você gentilmente disponibilizou aqui neste tópico.

Como eu havia escrito no início deste tópico, a única alteração que eu fiz além do Kernel, foi corrigir o texto do submenu “Vídeo de Ajuda do Menu Pessoal” em idioma Português do Brasil. Eu não mexi em nenhum momento nestes 2 ícones da área de trabalho.

A tradução do idioma Português do Brasil para o Inglês:

“Gerenciador de Arquivos” é “File Manager”
“Ajuda do antiX” é “antiX FAQ”

Eu sinto muito por não saber o motivo que fez isso acontecer, não faz sentido os textos dos arquivos “desktop-defaults-follow-fm.desktop” e “antiX-docs.desktop” exibirem os textos em idioma diferente ao idioma em execução do sistema operacional.

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Thank you very much for your screenshot, apparently it was on this computer that you performed the tutorial you kindly made available here in this topic.

As I had written at the beginning of this topic, the only change I made besides the Kernel was to correct the text of the submenu “Personal Menu Help Video” in Brazilian Portuguese. I didn’t touch these 2 desktop icons at all.

Translation from Brazilian Portuguese to English:

“Gerenciador de Arquivos” is “File Manager”
“Ajuda do antiX” is “antiX FAQ”

I’m sorry for not knowing the reason that made this happen, it doesn’t make sense for the texts of the files “desktop-defaults-follow-fm.desktop” and “antiX-docs.desktop” to display the texts in a different language to the language being executed operational system.

[Member marcelocripe]

Olá linuxdaddy e sr. Brian.

O computador que possui a placa de vídeo GeForce4 MX 440 AGP 8x está longe de mim e deverá chegar na minha casa nos próximos dias. Eu precisei enviar um outro computador emprestando para a pessoa não ficar sem ter acesso à internet e aos trabalhos que ela realiza com o antiX.

Assim que eu tiver acesso a este computador, eu poderei tentar fazer o seu tutorial. Muito obrigado por nos ensinar a fazer este passo a passo.

linuxdaddy wrote:
I noticed that on live iso and after installing, the desktop icons remain in Portuguese instead of English.

Today, I tested a few other cards and here are the results on the same computer:

Ati Radeon 7000 PCI —- Radeon 9250 PCI — Radeon 9200 AGP all loaded the radeon driver and ran
perfect at fullscreen resolution on the 4.4.0-296 kernel. live iso and installed.

Brian Masinick wrote:
Apparently the remastered image is well designed for the Brazilian Portuguese community.

Não era a minha intenção que a ISO ficasse com os textos dos menus em Português do Brasil quando fosse inicializada em outro idioma. O objetivo destas ISOs remasterizadas era de tentar criar meios de todos nós podermos inicializar o antiX 21 com o kernel 4.4.0-296 em qualquer um dos idiomas disponíveis no antiX, por tanto, eu não fiz pensando apenas nos usuários falantes do idioma Português do Brasil.
Eu eu havia escrito no início deste tópico que estas remasterizações estão muito aquém das ISOs “pseudo-antix-19 legacy bet3 com Kernel 4.4.0-264” que o @Xecure construiu a partir do “Build-iso”, que eu não tenho a mínima ideia de como utilizar o “Build-iso”.

Linuxdaddy, se você inicializou a ISO remasterizada em seu idioma e mesmo assim os menus são exibidos em idioma Português do Brasil, eu peço para você clicar no menu “Recarregar o Menu” em pt-BR ou “Update Menu” ou “Refresh Menu” em en (eu não tenho certeza de como está escrito em idioma Inglês). Se mesmo assim não atualizar os menus para o idioma correto, tente aplicar o comando no Terminal que o Xecure ensinou:

$ sudo desktop-menu –write-out-global

Se isso não funcionar, talvez os comandos que o Wallon ensinou no outro tópico poderá fazer funcionar, pois quando eu utilizei estes comandos, todos os menus passaram a ser exibidos em Inglês no antiX inicializado em idioma Português do Brasil.

$ LANGUAGE=en sudo apt update

$ LANGUAGE=en sudo apt upgrade

Se mesmo após os comandos no terminal os menus continuarem sendo exibidos em idioma Português do Brasil, eu terei que refazer as duas ISOs remasterizadas iniciando com o idioma Inglês padrão do antiX. Eu não imaginava que isso pudesse acontecer, dos textos em idioma Português do Brasil serem exibidos no antiX inicializado em idioma outro idioma. Por isso, eu realizei todas as etapas que o @ensabahnur me ensinou com a área de trabalho em idioma Português do Brasil, porque seria muito melhor para eu conseguir compreender cada etapa. Agora que eu conheço as etapas e tenho tudo anotado, se for preciso eu refaço todo o processo novamente. Eu só espero que se eu tiver que refazer outras duas remasterizações (32 bits e 64 bits) que os menus não fiquem permanentemente em idioma Inglês quando as ISOs forem inicializadas em outros idiomas.

Se for apenas os dois ícones da área de trabalho que estão em idioma Português do Brasil, a bem da verdade é que eu não tenho ideia do porque estão sendo exibidos em Português do Brasil ao invés de serem exibidos no idioma que foi inicializado a ISO remasterizada. Quando eu utilizei o programa ISO Snapshot para criar cada uma das imagens ISO, eu escolhi a opção “Resetting accounts (for distribution to others)” (são os textos das entradas 19 e 88 do arquivo iso-snapshot do Transifex) que eu compreendo que equivale a “Redefinindo as contas e as senhas dos usuários root e demo (para distribuir a imagem ISO para outras pessoas).”. Senhor Brian, este problema não deveria acontecer, não é mesmo? De qualquer maneira, se só os dois ícones da área de trabalho estão exibindo os textos em idioma Português do Brasil, eu imagino que sejam o Gerenciador de Arquivos e a Ajuda do antiX, o usuário poderá renomear para o seu respectivo idioma, mas é algo que eu não gostaria que as pessoas precisassem ter que fazer manualmente.

Apenas a curiosidade e força de vontade para aprender não são suficientes, nós precisamos de treinamentos, caso contrário, todo o conhecimento adquirido pelos mais experientes no GNU/Linux se perderão com eles, quando não estiverem mais aqui.

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Hello linuxdaddy and mr. Brian.

The computer that has the GeForce4 MX 440 AGP 8x video card is far from me and should arrive at my house in the next few days. I had to send another computer on loan so that the person wouldn’t have access to the internet and to the work they do with antiX.

As soon as I have access to this computer, I can try to make your tutorial. Thank you so much for teaching us how to do this step by step.

linuxdaddy wrote:
I noticed that on live iso and after installing, the desktop icons remain in Portuguese instead of English.

Today, I tested a few other cards and here are the results on the same computer:

Ati Radeon 7000 PCI —- Radeon 9250 PCI — Radeon 9200 AGP all loaded the radeon driver and ran
perfect at fullscreen resolution on the 4.4.0-296 kernel. live iso and installed.

Brian Masinick wrote:
Apparently the remastered image is well designed for the Brazilian Portuguese community.

It was not my intention for the ISO to keep the Brazilian Portuguese menu texts when initialized in another language. The purpose of these remastered ISOs was to try to create ways for all of us to be able to boot antiX 21 with kernel 4.4.0-296 in any of the languages ​​available in antiX, so I didn’t just think about Portuguese speaking users of the Brazil.
I had written at the beginning of this thread that these remasters fall far short of the “pseudo-antix-19 legacy bet3 with Kernel 4.4.0-264” ISOs that @Xecure built from “Build-iso”, which I don’t have the slightest idea of ​​how to use “Build-iso”.

Linuxdaddy, if you have booted the remastered ISO in your language and even so the menus are displayed in Brazilian Portuguese language, I ask you to click on the menu “Recarregar o Menu” in pt-BR or “Update Menu” or “Refresh Menu” or “Reload the Menu” in en (I’m not sure how it’s written in English language). If it still doesn’t update the menus to the correct language, try applying the command in Terminal that Xecure taught:

$ sudo desktop-menu –write-out-global

If that doesn’t work, maybe the commands Wallon taught in the other topic can make it work, because when I used these commands, all menus started to be displayed in English in antiX initialized in Brazilian Portuguese language.

$ LANGUAGE=en sudo apt update

$ LANGUAGE=en sudo apt upgrade

If even after the commands in the terminal the menus are still displayed in Brazilian Portuguese, I will have to redo the two remastered ISOs starting with the default English language of antiX. I did not imagine that this could happen, of texts in Brazilian Portuguese language being displayed in antiX initialized in another language. That’s why I did all the steps that @ensabahnur taught me with the Brazilian Portuguese language workspace, because it would be much better for me to be able to understand each step. Now that I know the steps and I have everything written down, if I have to, I do the whole process again. I just hope that if I have to redo two more remasters (32bit and 64bit) that the menus are not permanently in English language when the ISOs are booted in other languages.

If it’s just the two desktop icons that are in Brazilian Portuguese language, the truth is that I have no idea why they are being displayed in Brazilian Portuguese instead of being displayed in the language that the remastered ISO was initialized . When I used the ISO Snapshot program to create each of the ISO images, I chose the option “Resetting accounts (for distribution to others)” (these are the texts of entries 19 and 88 of the Transifex iso-snapshot file) which I understand that equates to “Resetting root and demo user accounts and passwords (to distribute the ISO image to others)”. Mr Brian, this problem shouldn’t happen, should it? Anyway, if only the two desktop icons are displaying the texts in Brazilian Portuguese language, I imagine they are the File Manager and the antiX Help (“Gerenciador de Arquivos” and the “Ajuda do antiX” in Portuguese), the user can rename them to their respective language, but it’s something which I wouldn’t want people to have to do manually.

Just curiosity and willpower to learn are not enough, we need training, otherwise, all the knowledge acquired by the most experienced in GNU/Linux will be lost with them, when they are no longer here.

[Moderator Brian Masinick]

Apparently the remastered image is well designed for the Brazilian Portuguese community.

Setting the locale to something else and possibly installing any locales necessary can make the image work for yet another locale language.

That work could be remastered for someone else…

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[Member marcelocripe]

Hello Felipe.

I detected the same problem that you described in the game SuperTuxKart on the computer described in the text file attached below, I followed the same test model that you made posted. After the antiX update or the SuperTuxKart game update, I’m not sure if it was one or the other, or if it was both that were updated. The window does not open and I can only hear the game’s audio. Apparently, the problem extends to other GNU/Linux games and AppImage games that before the antiX update worked perfectly and after the update, the same AppImage no longer works.

I hope this topic is not forgotten, as I have been informed in the Telegram and WhatsApp groups that the same problem has occurred with other people. It’s really bad when problems occur and we don’t know what to do to fix them.

marcelocripe

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Olá felipecardope.

Eu detectei o mesmo problema que você descreveu no jogo SuperTuxKart no computador descrito no arquivo de texto anexo abaixo, eu segui o mesmo modelo de teste que você fez postou. Após a atualização do antiX ou do jogo SuperTuxKart, eu não sei ao certo se foi um ou o outro, ou se foi ambos que foram atualizados. A janela não abre e eu posso apenas ouvir o áudio do jogo. Ao que parece, o problema se estende a outros jogos do GNU/Linux e aos jogos em AppImage que antes da atualização do antiX funcionavam perfeitamente e após a atualização, os mesmos AppImage não funcionam mais.

Eu espero que este tópico não seja esquecido, pois eu fui informado nos grupos de Telegram e WhatsApp que o mesmo problema ocorreu com outras pessoas. É muito ruim quando ocorrem problemas e não sabemos o que fazer para corrigi-los.

marcelocripe

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[Member Egzoset]

rokytnji wrote:

Curious if you tried Sparky Linux yet. Since you Like LXDE.

Actually i still don’t know if i like LXDE just yet as i’ve seen it in LIVE mode only…

Apparently i’ve downloaded SparkyLinux v6.0 because of it’s duality supporting both the i686 and x86_64 material, hoping to find ‘bootia32.efi’ in case a crude patch might prove necessary, besides also copying some /i386-efi/ resources as i vaguely reecall. Somewhere it mentioned LxQt, no big deal. FossaPup95 might have worked wonders if it could have completed its “frugal” installation, which inspired my a desire to install Ventoy on the eMMC and simply swap .ISOs around instead of enduring the whole patience-challenging process. My notes say i had to pass 4 menu levels before accessing the display settings with SparkyLinux, by the way…

Right now i wish i could better explain issues that made me move further with even more testing but this i ain’t getting any younger myself. These things can become exhausting when failures pile up and there’s no reward joys to compensate… Zorin felt promissing at 1st, still didn’t stick neither. Etc., etc.

Does some unexpected “HCi0” timeout error matter? Also, more input: how about including GrUB-Customizer as pre-installed!

Mint and Fedora too slow, Bodhi’s ‘ubi-console-setup’ utility crashed. Ubuntu Mate v20.04.3 (LTS Focal) installed fine, well enough to auto-selectect the proper screen anyway, but i removed it a couple days ago once tired of blank/black displays then BlueTooth problems. Another Lubuntu tweak is AntiVirusLiveCD v39.0 of February 20, still on the to-list so far.

Not to mention the “Extra Luxury Edition” in LXDE wasn’t exactly feeling like an invitation – i’m reading notes at random and there’s 4 ~ 5 times more to remind myself and it’s now diner time…

Salix, ZenWalk, Absolute… LibreElec, Debian Live! … Slakware v15.0 itself, etc.

Appologies again, thanks for sharing feedback while expressing enthousiasm and moral support. The guy’s energy (mine…) may just prove somewhat depleeted after having the initial climax from hope. Long ago Windows was the same and DOS before it, in any case each day needs a fair dose of victory to save our sanity.

Good day, have fun!!

[Member madibi]

qualche info in più non sarebbe male. Ipotizzo che l’istallazione sia di antix 21 full, 64 bit.
Il primo tentativo che farei, da “dentro”, proverei cosa mi dice gparted su sda5, come secondo tentativo proverei zzzfm (se 21) o spacefm (se 19 o prima) con i poteri root (ad es: sudo zzzfm) e vedere se la monta.
La cosa strana, rispetto al mio sistema, è che dati è dentro /media/root/dati
la domanda è a chi appartiene? a davidecaffe oppure a root?
è possibile che la soluzione consista solo in un comando chown (change owner = cambia proprietario) dato in modo ricorsivo.
Fammi sapere
m

Buongiorno a tutta la comunità Antix!
Complimenti a chi ha sviluppato questo SO, è leggero, efficiente e ricchissimo di applicazioni. Il mio Laptop è vecchio e malandato ma con Antix21 gira davvero bene.
Come tanti, anche io mi appoggio a dei traduttori di pagine web.

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