The problem tracked in this issue is that you can install non-free packages or add non-free repos - including skype and others.
Which packages can most easily be installed due to the default configuration of the tool is a subset of this general issue.
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- T928 laniakea: Migration excuses lack info on *which* dependency is (suspect of being) unsatisfiable
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The problem is not that you can install non-free packages or add non-free repos. So can you in apt. The problem is that snap is using Snapcraft repository by default. Just try snap find skype, snap find clion or snap find spotify.
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It worked for me! Thank you @jeremiah.foster !
This points to file corruption I think. It appears that people have had success in deleting files in
/var/lib/apt/lists/ ``` and re-running apt.
jeremiah.foster triaged T940: lzma_read: Read error (7) when doing an apt update as Normal priority.
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The following command fixes it - echo 'apt::sandbox::seccomp "false";' > /etc/apt/apt.conf.d/50seccomp
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jonas.smedegaard renamed T938: packaging guidelines inadequately covers accepted variety of versioning suffices for packages from packaging guidelines inadequately covers accepted variaety of versioning suffices for packages to packaging guidelines inadequately covers accepted variety of versioning suffices for packages.
jonas.smedegaard closed T927: packaging guidelines encourages (arguably mandates) always versioning packages as newer than in Debian as Invalid.
seems I was mistaken: Matthias explained today that "whatever works, as long as the string "pureos" with a version number suffix appears in there".
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jeremiah.foster added a comment to T937: Document accessibility in PureOS installer, system (Amber, Byzantium).
Can one install PureOS wihout a monitor and mouse? I.e. using only a keyboard.
jeremiah.foster triaged T937: Document accessibility in PureOS installer, system (Amber, Byzantium) as Normal priority.
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Fascinating. I believe this is a bug in GNOME. I'll see if there is a suitable place for it upstream.
Is this a duplicate for #T935?
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There are parts of the EFI stack that are proprietary, this is why we do not include them in our installer. Other projects may include them in their "non-free" repos but because we're a FSF compliant Free Software distro we don't include non-free repositories. We continue to investigate if there is a way to support GPT.
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