MX-14 beta 2

[dolphin_oracle]

Installing Samba via metapackage-installer...solves the problem...but still needs to be fixed in the default install, obviously.

Installing Samba from the meta-installer did not solve this problem on my network. smbtree can see the shares just fine. I can connect with direct addressing no problem, but browsing is broke.

'direct addressing' meaning you need to type 'smb://[ip address]' or 'smb://[share name]' in Thunar path window (or whatever it's called)?

yes, except I forgot I installed gvfs-backends while doing that. connectshares scripts work fine by default install.

[Jerry3904]

you bad

[anticapitalista]

gvfs-backends is installed in beta2 (the second one, not the first) as is tumbler.

Could those still using the first beta2 install tumbler and gvfs-backends. Then it will be 99.9% the same. Or apply the patch and reinstall.

[dolphin_oracle]

oh, OK. the second beta 2 :)

[chris_debian]

Beta-2 recognizes my CDROM on /dev/sr0, so boots without any cheats/ tweaks. :-)

On the downside, when the installer has almost finished, and asked where I would like GRUB placing, I click Next and nothing happens. The Close button doesn't work either, so hard reboot required.

Cheers,

Chris.

[richb]

Choosing configure printers via cups from the menu throws an error as it looks for midori.

Can someone confirm this so it can be added to known issues.

[Jerry3904]

That was fixed with the recent b2 patch (which you perhaps have not applied?)

[dolphin_oracle]

Choosing configure printers via cups from the menu throws an error as it looks for midori.

Can someone confirm this so it can be added to known issues.

you actually confirmed my post :)

[chrispop99]

Choosing configure printers via cups from the menu throws an error as it looks for midori.

Can someone confirm this so it can be added to known issues.

Nope, it opens QupZilla here on two different installs.

It fails if I uninstall QupZilla and install Firefox however.

Chris

[anticapitalista]

Choosing configure printers via cups from the menu throws an error as it looks for midori.

Can someone confirm this so it can be added to known issues.

Nope, it opens QupZilla here on two different installs.

It fails if I uninstall QupZilla and install Firefox however.

Chris

That's because it was hard coded to open qupzilla. It will be fixed for next version.