On Thu, 2 Dec, 2021 at 5:56 PM, Mike Bird <mgb-trinity@yosemite.net> wrote:
To: users@trinitydesktop.org
On Thu December 2 2021 12:55:55 Gene Heskett wrote:
> Now there are only 6 trinity packages that will install without triggering
> a broken
>
> packages lockout. This is the 7nth bare metal install, and with the
> 1.9Tbyte raid10 taking several hours to format each time, it has not been
> fun. So atm I am back on kde5 and doing battle with windmills. I've not
> been able to ID the cause, but if its fixed so it will install alongside
> another desktop, on bullseye, please advise.
Gene,
What EXACTLY is the first thing that goes wrong after installing a
MINIMAL Bullseye when you do PRECISELY WHAT try to install TDE?
If you've already installed gdm3 or xfce4 or kde5 I don't want to
know. If it's TDE you want why isn't it TDE you're installing?
Quit yelling at me Mike. Try looking at the installer and tell me how to
install tde from the installer. We are at the mercy of the installer which
refused to proceed when I attempted to not install a gui desktop.
If you want to yell at somebody, go yell at debian for not offering it.
This works fine for a lot of people - I've done it dozens of times -
and we don't end up with gdm3 or xfce4 or kde5 when we install TDE.
If you try to rip it out later, it even threatens to remove the kernel.
And TBT, I'm tired of being yelled at and chastised over what is an
installer decision I have no control over even in the expert mode.