@capezotte
Sorry, I didn't get what you meant. Who are you talking to?
I replied that, among other things, your “like” showed that rofimoji isn't appropriate.
Quote from: roland5 on Today at 20:19:21
@Six @capezotte Thank you both for help and time. I uninstalled ly and ly-dinit and there was edited service file in dinit.d folder, after deleting it and...
@Six @capezotte Thank you both for help and time. I uninstalled ly and ly-dinit and there was edited service file in dinit.d folder, after deleting it and installing fresh ly and ly-dinit 20260524-1 and...
@capezotte Thanks, if I replace original service with yours it can be enabled but after restart I don't see autostarted Ly.
In their git Readme there are those lines:
[code]# dinitctl enable ly
To disable TTY 2, go to /etc/dinit.d...
Thank you both @Vulnahlot @capezotte, it works now with the "daemon" argument, I did try adding it before but didn't write it correctly (--daemon).
Thank you both @Vulnahlot @capezotte, it works now with the "daemon" argument, I did try adding it before but didn't write it correctly (--daemon).
Thank you both @Vulnahlot @capezotte, it works now with the "daemon" argument, I did try adding it before but didn't write it correctly (--daemon).
Thank you both @Vulnahlot @capezotte, it works now with the "daemon" argument, I did try adding it before but didn't write it correctly (--daemon).
Quote from: capezotte on Today at 16:45:45
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> @replabrobin: nitpick, but doesn't nitro support oneshots? You could rename run to setup and skip the pause part.
>
@capezotte you are...
Quote from: capezotte on Yesterday at 16:45:45
> ......
> @replabrobin: nitpick, but doesn't nitro support oneshots? You could rename run to setup and skip the pause part.
>
@capezotte you are...
Quote from: capezotte on Yesterday at 16:45:45
> ......
> @replabrobin: nitpick, but doesn't nitro support oneshots? You could rename run to setup and skip the pause part.
>
@capezotte you are...
Hello everyone.
I’ve checked the installation and everything is working properly. I used connman-gtk in XFCE4 to enable and disable the connection, and everything works fine on port 53.
I’d like to say a big thank you to @capezotte...
Hello everyone.
I’ve checked the installation and everything is working properly. I used connman-gtk in XFCE4 to enable and disable the connection, and everything works fine on port 53.
I’d like to say a big thank you to @capezotte...
Hello everyone.
I’ve checked the installation and everything is working properly. I used connman-gtk in XFCE4 to enable and disable the connection, and everything works fine on port 53.
I’d like to say a big thank you to @capezotte...
Hello everyone.
I’ve checked the installation and everything is working properly. I used connman-gtk in XFCE4 to enable and disable the connection, and everything works fine on port 53.
I’d like to say a big thank you to @capezotte...
Hello everyone.
I’ve checked the installation and everything is working properly. I used connman-gtk in XFCE4 to enable and disable the connection, and everything works fine on port 53.
I’d like to say a big thank you to @capezotte...
Hello everyone.
I’ve checked the installation and everything is working properly. I used connman-gtk in XFCE4 to enable and disable the connection, and everything works fine on port 53.
I’d like to say a big thank you to @capezotte...
@capezotte Hello. Thank you very much for the advice, sorry I didn't notice your message, today I'll try your recommendation and write you feedback.
@capezotte Hello. Thank you very much for the advice, sorry I didn't notice your message, today I'll try your recommendation and write you feedback.
@capezotte Hello. Thank you very much for the advice, sorry I didn't notice your message, today I'll try your recommendation and write you feedback.
@capezotte Hello. Thank you very much for the advice, sorry I didn't notice your message, today I'll try your recommendation and write you feedback.
@capezotte Sorry, but what you’ve written is very unclear.
Here’s the specific issue. After installing the system, the user has
connman-openrc and connman-gtk, and has also installed dnscrypt-proxy-openrc.
Do you know what...
@capezotte Sorry, but what you’ve written is very unclear.
Here’s the specific issue. After installing the system, the user has
connman-openrc and connman-gtk, and has also installed dnscrypt-proxy-openrc.
Do you know what...
@capezotte Sorry, but what you’ve written is very unclear.
Here’s the specific issue. After installing the system, the user has
connman-openrc and connman-gtk, and has also installed dnscrypt-proxy-openrc.
Do you know what...
@capezotte Sorry, but what you’ve written is very unclear.
Here’s the specific issue. After installing the system, the user has
connman-openrc and connman-gtk, and has also installed dnscrypt-proxy-openrc.
Do you know what...
@capezotte Sorry, but what you’ve written is very unclear.
Here’s the specific issue. After installing the system, the user has
connman-openrc and connman-gtk, and has also installed dnscrypt-proxy-openrc.
Do you know what...
@capezotte Sorry, but what you’ve written is very unclear.
Here’s the specific issue. After installing the system, the user has
connman-openrc and connman-gtk, and has also installed dnscrypt-proxy-openrc.
Do you know what...
@capezotte Hello.
When you’re editing the script, bear in mind that port 53 is currently occupied by the connman-openrc programme; if you specify port 53 in the configuration file, resolv won’t work, and the user will end up...
@capezotte Hello.
When you’re editing the script, bear in mind that port 53 is currently occupied by the connman-openrc programme; if you specify port 53 in the configuration file, resolv won’t work, and the user will end up...
@capezotte Hello.
When you’re editing the script, bear in mind that port 53 is currently occupied by the connman-openrc programme; if you specify port 53 in the configuration file, resolv won’t work, and the user will end up...
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