Bruce Simpson, Ph.D.Mar 8
#AppArmor is an odd duck. It is trying to enforce profile rules for UNIX domain sockets based on their protocol field. Which probably bites you if you are a protocol #developer #scientist, or #financial trader, as it impacts production software critical to precision timing (#gpsd, #chronyd, #linuxptp, #ptpd2). This is despite the fact that most uses of #UNIX domain #sockets never even specify a protocol in their system calls to begin with... how bizarre.
Show threadParadoxOct 11

@noodle
I switched to a distribution that is installed “bare” and empty (Void Linux), so nothing needs to be deleted. You need to:

  • Replace the bootloader with #rEFInd;

  • Remove unnecessary firmware;

  • Install the necessary fonts, as this system has a problem displaying them;

  • Install the nVidia driver;

  • Install #ChronyD;

  • Install #OctoXBPS — a package manager similar to Synaptic;

  • Install #VSV (Void Service Manager) to manage #runit services;

  • Install #zram;

  • Connect additional repositories;

  • Install application software

    • #Void #Linux

    Show threadtxt.fileApr 15, 2024
    #chronyd and #openntpd only step time in the first couple seconds after startup. During this time my internet access is not yet fully functional.
    Qyv (;* has moved *;) 🍍Oct 21, 2018

    Turns out it might be my end, since I've just noticed a Timed out waiting for reply from #chronyd message in my syslog.

    @TheKinrar