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2 years 9 months ago #290629 by daveyr
Replied by daveyr on topic Latest Official LinuxCNC ISO
Thanks for that Tommy i will go and unplug any extra HID devices next time i have to rebuild.
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2 years 8 months ago #292337 by my1987toyota
Just for my own information. they don't make a linuxcnc iso that starts with the Debian Mate version with linuxcnc built in.
I would have to install Debian Bookworm with the Mate desktop then download linuxcnc afterwards. Correct?

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2 years 8 months ago #292338 by tommylight
You can install the official ISO and then install MATE desktop environment, it is pretty much the same minuscule hassle in both cases.
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2 years 8 months ago #292341 by rodw
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Just for my own information. they don't make a linuxcnc iso that starts with the Debian Mate version with linuxcnc built in.
I would have to install Debian Bookworm with the Mate desktop then download linuxcnc afterwards. Correct?
I used XFCE because that is what Linuxcnc has used forever. You can use Mate.
There are 2 ways to do this. The easiest way might be to use tasksel to select what desktop you want.
Code:
sudo apt install tasksel sudo tasksel
The other way would be to find the mate package via a debian package search
packages.debian.org/index
I think its
sudo apt install mate-desktop-environment

You should be able to select the desktop you want to use from your logon screen with your cursor in the password, a gear appears at bottom right.

 
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2 years 8 months ago #292358 by my1987toyota
Finally got a chance to try it . It works, but I keep getting an error on a fresh install when trying to update/upgrade saying 
usr/bin/dpkg error (1) and it looks like its pointing to linux 6.10 rt . I am guessing I may have a corrupted install disk.

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2 years 8 months ago #292372 by tommylight
What is the exact error?

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