Currently, we have a headless task for

• installing the entire OpenVPN server as well as
• adding a single user
  The only thing that's missing right now is the headless revocation of client certificates.

This should be added as it allows to automate another task, especially as reusing existing coding techniques should make this fairly straightforward.

And while we're at it, we should

Please describe the issue in as much detail as possible, including any errors and traces

While attempting to use howdy, it gives me these warnings:

[ WARN:0] global /build/opencv/src/opencv-4.2.0/modules/videoio/src/cap_gstreamer.cpp (1758) handleMessage OpenCV | GStreamer warning: Embedded video playback halted; module source reported: Could not read from resource.
[ WARN:0] global /b

If you grab the header here:

It will scale down to the center of the monitor, and the cursor stays where you grabbed it, but AvalonStudio won't be at the cursor:

Expected

I was trying to get back in time running pointing to my freenas server but it wouldnt create the folder on the remote server. Ended up just having to change the ssh user's shell to bash and everything worked! default on freenas is csh shell.

Thanks all working great!

The title is fairly self-explanatory. Most applications have "Ctrl + Q" linked to the 'quit' action. I realise that "Alt + F4" does the job, but this is a bit more cumbersome.

During the installation of some packages and more frequently during a system update, installed packages sometimes print messages advising the admin to run a command to update some components, or other information. Pacman also informs about new optional dependencies, or warns about file-system permissions being different from the package's ones, warns about missing locales etc.

When syncing a lo

If you have any tweak or suggestion about Desktop Environment, please post it below.

Currently Supported Distro:

All distro except CentOS and openSUSE, Arch Linux only works with LXDE.

Testing List:

Blacklisted (Will not be tested):

1. Gnome
2. KDE
3. Cinnamon