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Please post the output of glxinfo | grep -i opengl . Here you are: OpenGL vendor string: X.Org OpenGL renderer string: AMD CEDAR (DRM 2.50.0 / 5.5.0_A-EON_X5000, LLVM 9.0.1) OpenGL core profile version string: 3.2 (Core Profile) Mesa 19.3.2 OpenGL core profile shading language version string: 1.50 ...

I was finally able to get the latest ViewTube script to work with ArcticFox, after some removal and reinstallation steps (don't quite understand what happened there...). But the 2020.01.24 is running videos slowly (probably too high default resolution or fps), so I had to go back to an older version...

The latest version 2020.01.24 works on my Fienix installation. That's what I have installed in ArcticFox/Fienix, too. I have two different versions of GreaseMonkey (the original one from Fienix Depot, and a newer one from Github), but the Youtube interphase does not appear with either of them. Coul...

Check your repos, do you have all three of the following? deb http://fienix.servehttp.com/repos/fienix/soar/ soar-di main deb http://fienix.servehttp.com/repos/fienix/soar/ soar-dh main deb http://fienix.servehttp.com/repos/fienix/soar/ soar-cp main Is it possible you have packages installed from a...

Going through the "auto-removable" list and selecting the packages you want to keep might be the only option if you want to perform an "auto-clean". I'm not sure why/how your packages would have been changed to automatic. If you need to free more disk space, I suggest running BleachBit as root. Ble...

When I have lately tried to run videos from Youtube, there has been several problems... Firstly, both ArcticFox and Spiderweb show this message when you go to Youtube: "We’ll stop supporting this browser soon. For the best experience please update your browser." What does this mean? Secondly, ViewTu...

This tells me that the package "sudo" is marked as "automatically installed" on your system. You probably just need to mark it as "manually installed" in Synaptic before performing auto-remove. Thanks for the tip! I tested it with sudo and one other still needed package, and they were indeed droppe...

My Fienix parttion needed some clean-up... After removing some packages which I were useless for me, I also run 'sudo apt-get autoremove' which relased over 500 MB disk space! The nasty side effect of this 'autoremove' was that I also lost 'sudo', do not understand why...:-( How could I get it back?...

5.6 alpha2 up and running with Fienix.

There is one very annoying feature in Linux distros, and I have not yet found in the standard preferences a way to disable it... Clicking with mouse (once) any window brings it always to top! How could I change it so that it would happen only if I DOUBLE CLICK the item, just like in AmigaOS?! As Lin...