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networking acronym:

People, Do Not Teach Smart People Acronyms

The reason is smart people can come up with their own.

[[hopp-rsk-ddt01]] Test log and notes

[[hopp-rsk-pve01]] ProxMox Virtual Environment

[[hovd-rsk-dss01]] development debian single server (using lxc containers)

download non-enterprise proxmox updates

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===LuCI===

Install the [https://docs.openwrt.melmac.net/luci-app-advanced-reboot/ LuCI-app-advanced-reboot] package. This is the easiest method.

https://github.com/stangri/luci-app-advanced-reboot Maybe add description to partition selection page

===OpenVPN===

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for desktop only

apt install exiftool flatpak plasma-discover-backend-flatpak

==Debian Tips==

Steps to Fix the Package Dependency

#First, I navigated to the Downloads directory with the following command: cd ~/Downloads

#Then, I extracted the contents of the Minecraft.deb package using the full command dpkg-deb --raw-extract Minecraft.deb minecraft-extracted-package to put it into a new folder.

#After that, I used the nano editor to open and edit the control file located inside the DEBIAN folder: nano minecraft-extracted-package/DEBIAN/control

#Inside the control file, I found the line that started with Depends: and changed libgdk-pixbuf2.0-0 to libgdk-pixbuf-xlib-2.0-0. Then, I saved the changes and closed the file.

#Finally, I re-packaged the content with the correction to create a new .deb file named minecraft-launcher-fixed.deb: dpkg-deb --build minecraft-extracted-package minecraft-launcher-fixed.deb

With the new package ready, I installed the corrected package first with dpkg. This would fail because the default-jre and libgdk-pixbuf-xlib-2.0-0 dependencies were still missing. Then, I used the apt command to fix the broken installation, which would install the remaining dependencies automatically. sudo dpkg -i minecraft-launcher-fixed.deb sudo apt --fix-broken install

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+networking acronym:
+People, Do Not Teach Smart People Acronyms
+The reason is smart people can come up with their own.
 [[hopp-rsk-ddt01]] Test log and notes
 [[hopp-rsk-pve01]] ProxMox Virtual Environment
+[[hovd-rsk-dss01]] development debian single server (using lxc containers)
 download non-enterprise proxmox updates
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 ===LuCI===
 Install the [https://docs.openwrt.melmac.net/luci-app-advanced-reboot/ LuCI-app-advanced-reboot] package.  This is the easiest method.
+https://github.com/stangri/luci-app-advanced-reboot Maybe add description to partition selection page
 ===OpenVPN===
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 for desktop only
   apt install exiftool flatpak plasma-discover-backend-flatpak
+==Debian Tips==
+Steps to Fix the Package Dependency
+#First, I navigated to the Downloads directory with the following command: cd ~/Downloads
+#Then, I extracted the contents of the Minecraft.deb package using the full command dpkg-deb --raw-extract Minecraft.deb minecraft-extracted-package to put it into a new folder.
+#After that, I used the nano editor to open and edit the control file located inside the DEBIAN folder: nano minecraft-extracted-package/DEBIAN/control
+#Inside the control file, I found the line that started with Depends: and changed libgdk-pixbuf2.0-0 to libgdk-pixbuf-xlib-2.0-0. Then, I saved the changes and closed the file.
+#Finally, I re-packaged the content with the correction to create a new .deb file named minecraft-launcher-fixed.deb: dpkg-deb --build minecraft-extracted-package minecraft-launcher-fixed.deb
+With the new package ready, I installed the corrected package first with dpkg. This would fail because the default-jre and libgdk-pixbuf-xlib-2.0-0 dependencies were still missing. Then, I used the apt command to fix the broken installation, which would install the remaining dependencies automatically. sudo dpkg -i minecraft-launcher-fixed.deb sudo apt --fix-broken install