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NEWS 210914 ABOUT ExTiX Deepin
I’ve released a new version of ExTiX Deepin today (210914). This ExTiX Build is based on Deepin 20.2.3 released by Deepin Technology 210816. Deepin is devoted to providing a beautiful, easy to use, safe and reliable system for global users.
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I may add that there is no other live version of Deepin 20.2.3.
The Ultimate Linux System
I’ve called my different versions of ExTiX The Ultimate Linux System for many years...
I believe that in previous kernel upgrades I just had used what I think is the standard process with no error. But I had failed to upgrade to any sub-version of 5.10.
I don't remember what moderately crazy or nonsensical attempt I tried along the way, not that many, but finally I've solved it in a way I just didn't expect.
I simply backed up/renamed the source directory, and downloaded again with git, and did the two or three commands listed on the README. And it just...
I don't recall having tweaked any setting to have "udiskctl mount" working without password in the same exact situation, but whatever happened, after the upgrade from Debian 10 to 11, it no longer worked.
While there are quite a few examples of how to set up the correct "polkit" rule for it around, most of them refer to a newer version of polkit that uses a different syntax. Debian's pkaction version is still 1.105. And apparently the file needs to be in the correct...
I used to just have lots of "echos" around my scripts printing where it is on a loop or whatever, so I have a better idea of whats happening, often somewhat more clear than with "bash -x", even though that also may help, of course. But the odds are that I'd at some point just leave such debug echos there while the script runs on a daily basis on the background, just helping .xsession-errors to become enormous, for no good reason, since it's working and I'm not reading it. And...
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