- #INSTALL DRIVERS FOR MAC DEBIAN KDE 9 INSTALL#
- #INSTALL DRIVERS FOR MAC DEBIAN KDE 9 DRIVER#
- #INSTALL DRIVERS FOR MAC DEBIAN KDE 9 FULL#
- #INSTALL DRIVERS FOR MAC DEBIAN KDE 9 PASSWORD#
$ ssh-keygen -t rsa -b 4096 -C "" (generate a new key)
#INSTALL DRIVERS FOR MAC DEBIAN KDE 9 INSTALL#
The DirectX install and other windows dependencies did not ever appear when launching games installed on the 4TB drive, shortly followed by a crash.Ĭreate a new repo for this file on īrief intermission, configure ssh for git and ( more info) Thumper also won't work with any version of Proton if it is installed on the 4TB drive with this method (yet Linux native games have been fine), it may be an issue with installing Windows related dependencies (I only saw the DirectX install and such work fine, but only when the game had been installed on ~/.steam/steam/steamapps. Is this the case for all proton games? Is it all proton versions? Further testing required. Learn the hard way that Beat Hazard 2 will not launch via any version of Proton if it is installed on the 4TB using this method, however it will work if the install files are moved to ~/.steam/debian-installation/steamapps (moved via steam's game properties GUI with "MOVE INSTALL FOLDER." under the "LOCAL FILES" tab). $ ln -s /media/denver/DEN_HDD_4TB/Steam-Linux/steamapps ~/SteamLibrary-4TB/steamapps
#INSTALL DRIVERS FOR MAC DEBIAN KDE 9 PASSWORD#
Mount the 4TB drive by clicking it in nautilus and entering password as required Login to steam and add a new library at ~/SteamLibrary-4TBĭelete ~/SteamLibrary-4TB/steamapps folder
#INSTALL DRIVERS FOR MAC DEBIAN KDE 9 FULL#
$ sudo apt install nvidia-driver-libs-i386 ( "For full functionality (including Vulkan), also install the libraries listed as Recommends in the nvidia-driver-libs-i386 package")
#INSTALL DRIVERS FOR MAC DEBIAN KDE 9 DRIVER#
$ sudo dpkg -add-architecture i386 (enable 32bit package support)Įnsure (or be sure) that your graphics driver is installed and that non-free is in your /etc/apt/sources.list file
Gnome settings > Privacy > Location Services (turn on) Gnome settings > Online Accounts (Add any relevant accounts) Press home button and test bluetooth support is working automatically (it is thank god) Test at (it's working perfectly out-of-the-box, god bless Debian) note: from now on referring to "fresh debian 9 install steps" repo for setting up the basics note: oh thank god that's so much less laggy. Install package recommended by nvidia-detect (this case was $ sudo apt install nvidia-driver) Realise I made my Manjaro installation partion the /home mount for Debian 10. $ nano ~/.bashrc (add the line alias =" įor example, adding the line alias voluxDE="source /home/denver/github/volux/venv_testing/bin/activate would allow you to enter the venv 'venv_testing' just by typing voluxDE. $ sha256sum Venv Entering venvs made easy (an alternative in Debian 10 is 'realpath', however it is not available in all linux distributions) Checksums Checking sha256 sums $ gpg -list-keys -keyid-format short Links View the full path of a symlink $ gpg -list-secret-keys -keyid-format=long $ du -h -max-depth=1 | sort -hr Gpg Display generated keys and show their UIDs Sudo dpkg -configure -a Find missing package/s based on missing filesĪpt-file search (example: apt-file search bin/designer) Files Print list of file/directories sorted by filesize/s Sudo killall dpkg Fix package issues (may need to remove dpkg lock first) $ ~/.bash_history (inspect contents) Aptitude Kill any install processes to remove dpkg lock Debian 10 Install Steps and History General tips and commands System logs
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