> it actually works with software packages.

> it actually works with software packages. Well I don't know about that. I can't open Settings in Chromium at all anymore, the whole browser crashes. It also constantly uses 100% CPU for something so with Chromium open my load is always >1. In VirtualBox none of the file open dialogs work. If I switch to a console from X the whole screen glitches and gets stuck, I have to SSH in to restart/stop X. Suspend doesn't work for me. So yeah, it doesn't work on the desktop as well as Linux does. Haven't had any problems with it as a server though.

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> it actually works with software packages.

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