[04:51] OvenWerks: Found another issue: we can't be making symbolic links in the .postinst. We can, however, make relative symbolic links in the source itself, which was super easy so I just did it. Reason being is we can't have absolute paths. [05:40] Ok, Eickmeyer[m] I originally tried making relative links and gave up. I guess I did not fully spec the relative link. I assumed filename would be in the current directory. I guess everything has to be ./path/name then [05:41] (or ${PWD}/ ? [05:43] Not exactly. Since the targets were in systemd/user already, it was a matter of going into that directory, making (for example) the default.target.wants directory then, inside default.target.wants, "ln -s ../studio.service studio.service" and repeat for the other one. [05:44] OvenWerks ^ [05:44] When one uses ../{file} for the link target, it remembers that as a relative link. [05:45] So long as it works, I am happy [05:45] It does. It effectively does what you were trying to do, but much more "packagable" for lack of a better term. [05:46] Thank you. [05:46] No problem. Glad to help. :) [06:07] At some point the dbus_send commands should be replaced with python dbus commands. [06:07] I learned how to recieve them, but not send them. [16:14] It looks like our dry spell of not being able to boot inside a VM is over. [16:16] That said, it looks like Virtualbox hates Xfce's display compositor. [18:06] VBox hates everything :P [18:06] @Eickmeyer do you need me to test something in VMware? [18:06] (image, etc.) [18:07] @teward001 Yeah, feel free to test the latest Studio image in VMWare, if you want. Historically we haven't supported VMs, but this is looking a bit more promising. [19:27] *goes to download* [19:34] @Eickmeyer [ That said, it looks like Virtualbox hates Xfce's display compositor.], I assume you installed the VBox Guest Extensions? [19:34] (for that 'test') [19:34] Yes. [19:34] cool. 10min ETA on the download finishing here [19:35] +- 5min [19:35] ^ In other words, the basic amount of time it takes to download. [19:35] yup. using zsync tho :P [19:36] Which means 90% checking against what you already have. [19:36] which is nothing :P [19:36] so full download [19:38] Yep. Standard direct download at that point.