Please do not await others doing the work you can manage also on your own. Referring to the ground points of Hyperbola: https://wiki.hyperbola.info/doku.php?id … philosophy
So if people await here to have someone else doing an inclusion and configuration of other window-managers or something, refer to DIY. Hyperbola is offering a fine working base for many things. 
]]>because im so curious im tested it on freebsd, without dbus enabled mpv works fine and midori gtk3 also works fine.
so there is will be a way i though, alternatively we can look how bsd dealing with dbus.
im noticed there still kind people maintaining some gtk2 apps, we can play on those until nodbus gtk3 finished.
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Thank you for bringing up this issue and the need for tryout and building. I think that 0.4 is absolutely possible without dbus. The problems with some major applications stay: Meaning therefore you cannot install k3b or kdenlive for example. I'm searching for alternatives. Found this for k3b with xfburn, but kdenlive is much more complicated until now. But I'm sure: There will be a solution for video-editing also! The upcoming thread will therefore consists of the steps I use and just now installing another Hyperbola-system on a fresh prepared X200 this evening. So even better. 
]]>Hey, if you want I can share PKGBUILDs for VLC, smplayer and also gtk3 without dbus for Hyperbola 0.3 ...
if you have free time to do please share nodbus vlc or mvp, would be a good example on how nodbus patch work
This shows how many dependencies towards dbus are implemented in fact, not by Hyperbola itself but generic throughout the projects.
The feeling about "no dbus" is interesting: Also possible here to recompile gtk3 first, afterwards removing dependencies and therefore dbus itself. Not forgetting to ignore the packages afterwards: dbus, libdbus, avahi, pulseaudio. Absolutely possible and working, depending on the own workflow.
Hmm.. I wonder if this works without any major errors.
]]>any solution for nondbus or alternative implementation for video player ?
is bsd already have its own dbus alternative implementation ?
ps: for the user who want to try hyperbsd nodbus feeling but still on hyperbola linux you can try omit all dbus depedencies by:
sudo pacman -Rscn dbus
sudo nano /etc/pacman.conf -> uncomment and add dbus to ignore package group
]]>zapper wrote:I recommend you first test with a virtual machine via qemu and reboot after you install, etc.. and then make sure everything is alright before testing 0.4 for real.
Just my two cents...
its alright im planing on using one hdd just for testing, i would get same results and maybe better if i go on for real just like im gonna use it for my self, install my main packages and many others and look for bugs
i alos think it would be great if we started a new post just for testing and fixing pkgbuilds if we can.
Alright, just remember, that laptop will likely have some issues for a while. Due to 0.4 not being finished...
]]>I recommend you first test with a virtual machine via qemu and reboot after you install, etc.. and then make sure everything is alright before testing 0.4 for real.
Just my two cents...
its alright im planing on using one hdd just for testing, i would get same results and maybe better if i go on for real just like im gonna use it for my self, install my main packages and many others and look for bugs
i also think it would be great if we started a new post just for testing and fixing pkgbuilds if we can.
throgh wrote:Added more entries to the spreadsheet. Proposal to help with the build-scripts whenever needed and I can install 0.4 therefore for first tests.
i will do the same and help with testing cause i have so much free time lately and this could make me learn more as well
I recommend you first test with a virtual machine via qemu and reboot after you install, etc.. and then make sure everything is alright before testing 0.4 for real.
Just my two cents...
]]>file systems?
For transitioning to hyperbsd what will be best file system to use on large external hard drives? For example, if I have a large external hard drive and want to be able to read it from hyperbsd in the future, would it be a good idea to format it as JFS system?
Added more entries to the spreadsheet. Proposal to help with the build-scripts whenever needed and I can install 0.4 therefore for first tests.
i will do the same and help with testing cause i have so much free time lately and this could make me learn more as well
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