17:31 <m1n1m4[m]> Hello all, which desktop is advisable for asahi.alpine? Need to use libreoffice stuff. Thanks

17:44 <mps> m1n1m4[m]: I don't use big desktops. though had good experience with xfce

17:46 <mps> alpine have gnome and kde but I didn't tried them

17:52 <m1n1m4[m]> right, nice i found a script on sbin to setup-desktop, i was preparing a usb, somehow i did not get it to work. I have a funny error on rc-service at the end of the install while running the scripts he says it is not a valid format

17:53 <m1n1m4[m]> i was trying to instal xfce

17:57 <mps> setup-xorg-base

17:58 <mps> and I have this https://arvanta.net/alpine/install-x/

17:58 <mps> it is old but should work

17:59 <mps> m1n1m4[m]: did you managed to install on btrfs?

22:34 <m1n1m4[m]> <mps> "and I have this https://arvanta..." <- great, thanks i lost that link, somehow

22:36 <m1n1m4[m]> <mps> "m1n1m4!: did you managed to..." <- the usb key, no need, i want it to have the graph env but nothing fancy, just to edit some files once in a while.

22:40 <m1n1m4[m]> thanks

22:52 <m1n1m4[m]> i use btrfs but with a minimal console + graph install and yes, i recovered the main installation editing grub.cfg and adding the btrfs trick and i worked fine. My btrfs setup is simple. Heard that could break with complexity and low disk space

22:53 <m1n1m4[m]> s/i/it/

23:08 <mps> m1n1m4[m]: in usb image there is script to install alpine on nvme

23:09 <mps> but I'm now drunk to tell you details

23:09 <mps> see you tomorrow, good night