This may be caught in a transition from python2.7 to python3 in Debian. python2.7 is approaching end of life and will be deprecated soon. I see that libxml2 is support with another library for python3;
python3-lxml - pythonic binding for the libxml2 and libxslt libraries
It may be that the chirp application has not yet updated their python dependencies.
@alvesadrian Have you started on this one yet?
Good morning, i have installed Linux PureOS in pc but the WiFi icon does not exist on PureOS, it said that 'WiFi adapter not found. I have a High Gain Wireless Usb adapter TP-LINK, TL-WN722N, V1.10. I´ m new in Linux. Please help me.
I agree with Matthias here - having updates on by default brings security fixes quickly and is something that many folks now have come to expect. Much better to request that users opt out of secure default settings. This comports with Todd's stated policy of "smart defaults".
closing as a duplicate
Plan is to package as flatpak.
Why? We want the users to stay secure by default, and disabling automatic upgrades is the opposite of that. So I think disabling updates is a huge disservice and definitely not beginner-friendly. Users who want to disable autoupdates can always do that via the respective GUI (software-properties-gtk).
@mak ping! This is the issue ticket about unattended upgrades
Ah, okay. That is a good catch, I've never seen that behavior before. I'll have to investigate and it may be a bug in GNOME-SOFTWARE, or, as you point out, it may be in the packaging.
I can install freecad via the command line. apt-get install freecad gives a functional installation. Clicking install button in gnome-software results in only freecad-common package being installed, which is not enough to run freecad.
Thanks for filing the bug. I'm not sure of the issue - can you install freecad via the command line?
Removing the contents of /var/lib/apt/lists removes out of date files. Re-running apt update brings in new Release file and one can download all packages again.
I can reproduce on the L13;
Cannot reproduce on my mini running byzantium.
Thanks, corrected.
@joao.azevedo I'll have to update and/or repackage youtube-dl ASAP.
@jeremiah.foster youtube-dl_2020.09.14 is no longer functional with YouTube.
yes, that is fixed in the recent upload and a tagged version is uploaded to amber-phone-staging.
I think @adrien.plazas pushed a workaround for this recently: https://source.puri.sm/Librem5/pureos-store/-/merge_requests/14
it looks like a metadata repo issue, we should update the repos. @theodotos.andreou
@adrien.plazas can you close this? I have no perms for it :D
this can be closed, whatip 0.2 is now in the repos
Assign this to me :D
The packaged version here https://source.puri.sm/librem5-apps/tootle is terribly old and not compatible with the Librem 5, we need the master version, or at the *very* least the 1.0-alpha2 version release 12 days ago.
Mmmh, I see it's available here https://source.puri.sm/librem5-apps/whatip so I suppose it's in progress? I'm not sure how all of this works. :)
iirc there was an issue with Avahi.
Is anything blocking that? That would be great to have it.
Is anything blocking that? That would be great to have it especially as they are working on supporting encryption.
since i don't have permissions to edit the content. If a package is blocked at https://master.pureos.net/migrations/
then it has Not touching package due to block request by laniakea in the list of excuses.
That depends on how the suite is set up and where it gets its overrides from - the phone suites do not share overrides with the main amber suite, so everything goes through NEW once (but that also means the changing overrides for the phone suite is easier and there is less room for error and it impacting one of the main suites).
should that read 'If a package (source or binary) is new to a suite of the PureOS archive' since we need to new-process packages NEW in amber-phone that are in byzantium or is that a speciality of amber-phone?
Excellent - we'll get to work on that. :-)