Docker is a big deal these days. However, it is not the only game in town. Today, we are going to take a look at Linux containers, which is one alternative to Docker.
LXC homepage: https://linuxcontainers.org/lxc/introduction/
This tutorial has been composed with Debian 10. Notice that I am not using systemd(no systemctl commands).
#Installation of the needed software: Continue reading
As I am trying new ideas for PostX GNU/Linux 0.6, I decided to see how is gnome-control-center working in Debian Buster. Being an Openbox user, I encountered some issues. Documenting them below in hopes that they can help others.
First time launching gnome-control-center from terminal:
gnome-control-center:24141): dbind-WARNING **: 16:23:03.199: Error retrieving accessibility bus address: org.freedesktop.DBus.Error.ServiceUnknown: The name org.a11y.Bus was not provided by any .service files
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ERROR:../shell/cc-shell-model.c:458:cc_shell_model_set_panel_visibility: assertion failed: (valid)
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Now, lets install one package that is needed:
sudo apt-get install at-spi2-core
If I run gnome-control-center again I get this:
ERROR:../shell/cc-shell-model.c:458:cc_shell_model_set_panel_visibility: assertion failed: (valid)
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Previously this solution used to work – but it is no longer valid on its own. Doing it anyway just to make sure.
sudo rm -r .local .cache
And finally, exporting GNOME as environment variable. After this: gnome-control-center command should work as expected.
export XDG_CURRENT_DESKTOP=GNOME
I did not go further on my tests this time. I discovered that gnome-control-center integation to Openbox would require some more work. Still, I might integrate gnome-control-center more fully to PostX Gnu/Linux 0.6.
These days it seems to be all about collecting data. Pretty much everybody does it. If you value your privacy then this post is for you. Personally, I love things related to computer security and here are my top five picks for the best secure search engines of 2017. The order is based upon my personal preferences. All of these seach engines are really good and should deliver very well.
Disclaimer. This post is based purely upon my own opinions. I have no relation to any search engine or a third party that might influence my viewpoints.
1. Privatelee: https://privatelee.com/
This search engine does not offer fancy graphics. It is very good though: what it lacks in looks it delivers in functionality. This is my current personal favorite. Loads up really fast too.
Audax 0.2 is available now. Start by navigating to: Read first
Status of the Read first pages: documentation is completed and revised for Audax 0.2. since 28th of February.
Enjoy!
