On the KDE Plasma release from 31 August when I try to run the memtest menu entry it merely says "/live/memtest not found." I'll test the latest build from today but are we including the memtest binary?

Thanks for that additional info, @mladen

A user confirmed that after deleting PureBrowser profile folder YouTube is working again.

Hi @marcus - thank for reporting this issue.

Thanks for elaborating.

We may need to add some note then that it's "community supported" or something.
I build the image and somewhat maintain the flavor, but it doesn't receive nearly as much attention as the GNOME flavor does and any issue report there as a really low priority for me.

I tested the ISO from August 31st. It worked well and looks good, tempting to switch to KDE. :-)
I'll find a way to add a button for downloading Plasma on the web site.

I think this is a good idea. I'll test the ISO since it's recently been rebuilt.

I uploaded a file rather than typing in the text directly because i am not familiar with phabricator, and the changes to purebrowser and installed extensions made it even more flakey in my hands, and after having my text twice wiped out, and rushing to catch a plane, it was easier to put a file on my computer. and upload it.
Also when you upload a file to emacs, no one knows it is uploaded as it is simply appended to the buffer, but phabricator chooses not to do that.

This has been pending for too long. We definitely need to do something about it asap. The product (excuse the mercantile formulation) needs to be polished from one end to the other. It would be more practical to have 1 installer for both flavors but that would result in confusion.

"Breeze" is the name of the default icon theme in Plasma. In the 1st screenshot we have PureBrowser and in the 2nd we have FF ESR from a different distribution featuring Plasma. @mak knows what I'm talking about (he used to have a distro called "Tanglu" that also had a Plasma flavor). Call me nitpicky but details matter.

This is getting weirder and weirder, just tried the same USB stick on a L15V4 I got in hands and it also does not detect the 4k@30Hz which makes me start to believe it is not software (i.e. PureOS) related. Need to investigate more.

PureOS has reverted to PureBrowser based on Firefox 60.x so this bug is fixed (for now...).

PureOS has reverted to PureBrowser based on Firefox 60.x so this bug is fixed (for now...).

@emmes your attached notes seem to indicate that this has been an issue for quite a while - when did you first experience this issue?

@emmes why did you attach a text file, not post directly the text?!?

@joao.azevedo Please file a separate issue about loss of profile (because that is clearly a different issue from being told here as a debugging aid to rename a profile folder).

Obviously, title should be purebrowser bug and the line in mybrowser that reads "exec /usr/lib/purebrowser/purebrowser" should have $1 appended at the end of the line.

Similarly:

 kekun@norfair  ~  sudo add-apt-repository https://ci.puri.sm/
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "/usr/bin/add-apt-repository", line 95, in <module>
    sp = SoftwareProperties(options=options)
  File "/usr/lib/python3/dist-packages/softwareproperties/SoftwareProperties.py", line 109, in __init__
    self.reload_sourceslist()
  File "/usr/lib/python3/dist-packages/softwareproperties/SoftwareProperties.py", line 599, in reload_sourceslist
    self.distro.get_sources(self.sourceslist)    
  File "/usr/lib/python3/dist-packages/aptsources/distro.py", line 93, in get_sources
    (self.id, self.codename))
aptsources.distro.NoDistroTemplateException: Error: could not find a distribution template for PureOS/amber

@Squid Thanks for the added details.

Duplicate of T814

I had a VM that was still on PureOS Green. Ran an upgrade, didn't lose my profile but did lose uBlock Origin. Ran a second upgrade, uBlock Origin came back but I did NOT lose my profile. Really weird.

@jonas.smedegaard i just tried the upgrade in a vm in a fresh instalation. And i lost my profile as well.

I sure hope that it was our messing directly with the configfiles (as per my instructions) that caused that - and that package downgrade does *not* cause any such surprises!

One thing to note, my profile seems to have reset because I lost my tabs and history. That is probably due to the stuff we did before but wanting to confirm whether this has that happened to anyone else after this update?

PureBrowser downgraded to 60.x, again fixing this issue.

Thanks, that's quite helpful @richard.kolla !

@jonas.smedegaard uBlock Origin is back in my PureBrowser.

PureBrowser is now downgraded to 60.x in PureOS amber.

@joao.azevedo Can I ask you to please confirm that PureBrowser as of today fixes tis issue, specifically?

Hi @tbernard - sorry I didn't ask back when this was reported which versions of PureBrowser and Ublock Origin you were using.

Thanks a ot for confirming!

This was the Purebrowser upgrade:

@jonas.smedegaard did a

...actually: @joao.azevedo please try update your system and tell me if this is still an issue on PureOS amber as of today?

Thanks for reporting this.

Which version of PureBrowser is this?

Which version of PureBrowser is this? See also T823

@jonas.smedegaard can i ask you to have a quick look in this issue description to see if this is worth investigating or if i am being silly

@Squid this issue is a clearly a duplicate of issue T814 were the cause of the problem with uBlock Origin has already been identified. And a temporary solution until the issue can be permanently resolved.

As for user notification, I suggest borrowing from how needrestart does it: Provide a purpose-specific GUI as a separate binary package, and have core package suggest either that or libnotify-bin, where the latter spews simpler notifications.

It might be documented, but since I am lousy at reading documentation here's how I'd figure it out:

@jonas.smedegaard I'm sure it was your idea :D

please describe in *words* what is the issue reported.

To test, try install debian-security-support and afterwards binutils.

@d3vid Interesting idea. We might use a similar approach as Debian package debian-security-support.

This issue is not about feature updates or enhancements.

Although most security patches have been backported to 60.x, I'm pleading against reverting to 60.x because we will be missing out on important feature updates and other enhancements.

I'm experiencing a similar issue. Bluetooth will stop working sometimes after unlocking the session / resuming from a suspend. Restarting the bluetooth daemon does not resolve the problem.

Thanks for sharing this helpful information, Becasue most of the search engine are not safe to use, many search engines save cookies of the user like google. So I always use vpn for extra protection.

@jeremiah.foster There was a time when we were concerned about including tools like pip [1] in PureOS. My understanding is that we have since decided this is not a grave or urgent concern, but we would still prefer to issue a warning when the user installs a tool like this.

{F333687}Hmm. I only know that I had been previously able to access it without issues on Chromium with uBlock Origin and HTTPS Everywhere from Google As a side note, uBlock Origin from Google was significantly more tolerant to trackers. Needless to say that I don't intend to re-install Chromium or ever again get any add-ons from Google.

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Fixing this awaits Debian package maintainers for firefox-esr to release their git sources for the newest bugfix release firefox-esr 60.9.0esr-1~deb10u1

@mak Could you, please, package this thing in Amber so we can move on? Much appreciated in advance.

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