- jamesh
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TRIXIE is released! Please comment below!
Software guy, working in the applications team.
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Woohoo ! Welcome to Trixie and congrats to the team for the good work !
Will now install it over my RC version !
Will now install it over my RC version !
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First time I've used the network install, took just 3 minutes!
First thing to report is my bluetooth connection to a Jabra desk speaker won't work with A2DP, profiles. I must use one of the headset profiles instead. I was using A2DP previously with Bookworm based Raspberry Pi OS.
Look and feel of the theme is really good to my eyes.
First thing to report is my bluetooth connection to a Jabra desk speaker won't work with A2DP, profiles. I must use one of the headset profiles instead. I was using A2DP previously with Bookworm based Raspberry Pi OS.
Look and feel of the theme is really good to my eyes.
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When I try to move the wastebasket on the desktop the icon sticks to the cursor and the wastebasket cannot be moved. Cursor is set to medium.
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Is there a way to upgrade from beta? I've got a few things that I'd rather not re-do etc....
Raspberry pi 5 user (debian Trixie)
Pico 2W
Pico 2W
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- Olydnad_SWE
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I'm testing now! First impressions are good! All my programs I use seem to work. Even my AppImages that I use seem to work too. I'm just testing now, and will do an installation in a week or so.
Thank you to everyone involved in Raspberry Pi OS! <3
Thank you to everyone involved in Raspberry Pi OS! <3
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I didn't anticipate being asked for a password to use sudo. Not mentioned in the Announcement/Blog post.
Checking to see this is directly attributable to RasPiOS Trixie, or whether it might be something in RP Imager v2.0.0 that hasn't configured the primary user correctly.
{Edit: later update - }
Possibly a 'feature' of Imager v2.0.0.
Have reflashed 64-bit RasPiOS Trixie Desktop using Imager v1.9.6 on a RasPiOS Bookworm workstation, and the behaviour of sudo is back to what I expected.
I'll take the unexpected behaviour of the Imager v2.0 beta to the appropriate channel.
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Linux rp5trixe 6.12.47+rpt-rpi-2712 #1 SMP PREEMPT Debian 1:6.12.47-1+rpt1 (2025年09月16日) aarch64
The programs included with the Debian GNU/Linux system are free software;
the exact distribution terms for each program are described in the
individual files in /usr/share/doc/*/copyright.
Debian GNU/Linux comes with ABSOLUTELY NO WARRANTY, to the extent
permitted by applicable law.
Last login: Thu Oct 2 11:30:33 2025 from 192.168.1.203
david@rp5trixe:~ $ sudo raspi-config
[sudo] password for david:
david@rp5trixe:~ $
david@rp5trixe:~ $
david@rp5trixe:~ $ sudo shutdown -h now
[sudo] password for david:
david@rp5trixe:~ $ Connection to 192.168.1.207 closed by remote host.
Connection to 192.168.1.207 closed.
david@cm58lbw64dt:~ $Checking to see this is directly attributable to RasPiOS Trixie, or whether it might be something in RP Imager v2.0.0 that hasn't configured the primary user correctly.
{Edit: later update - }
Possibly a 'feature' of Imager v2.0.0.
Have reflashed 64-bit RasPiOS Trixie Desktop using Imager v1.9.6 on a RasPiOS Bookworm workstation, and the behaviour of sudo is back to what I expected.
I'll take the unexpected behaviour of the Imager v2.0 beta to the appropriate channel.
Last edited by B.Goode on Thu Oct 02, 2025 3:31 pm, edited 1 time in total.
Beware of the Leopard
Re: TRIXIE is released! Please comment below!
B.Goode wrote: ↑Thu Oct 02, 2025 3:06 pmI didn't anticipate being asked for a password to use sudo. Not mentioned in the Announcement/Blog post.
Checking to see this is directly attributable to RasPiOS Trixie, or whether it might be something in RP Imager v2.0.0 that hasn't configured the primary user correctly.
sudo works as intended here
did not use beta Imager 2.0 though (don't like it yet)
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Re: TRIXIE is released! Please comment below!
B.Goode wrote: ↑Thu Oct 02, 2025 3:06 pmI didn't anticipate being asked for a password to use sudo. Not mentioned in the Announcement/Blog post.
Checking to see this is directly attributable to RasPiOS Trixie, or whether it might be something in RP Imager v2.0.0 that hasn't configured the primary user correctly.
I've just used sudo raspi-config and the app started without requiring a password.
Re: TRIXIE is released! Please comment below!
Please see original posting about sudo for an update. viewtopic.php?p=2340763#p2340763
Probably attributable to Imager v2.0.0, not the underlying OS being installed. Will take the discussion to the Imager Beta thread.
Probably attributable to Imager v2.0.0, not the underlying OS being installed. Will take the discussion to the Imager Beta thread.
Beware of the Leopard
Re: TRIXIE is released! Please comment below!
No I never use user 'pi'
I flashed with Imager 1.9.6 from a windows PC, used customization options to enter the hostname, my username and pwd + my pubkey for SSH.
It's definitely not a good idea to use user PI anymore.
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Re: TRIXIE is released! Please comment below!
Congrats to the team, and thanks for providing beta versions along the way!
In addition to the few issues I reported, I found/fixed my issues and now I think I'm good to go in moving my systems to Trixie via OS disk rebuilds (I'm def anti-cruft!).
In addition to the few issues I reported, I found/fixed my issues and now I think I'm good to go in moving my systems to Trixie via OS disk rebuilds (I'm def anti-cruft!).
Pi tools:
Quickly and easily build customized exactly as-you-want SSDs/SD Cards: https://github.com/gitbls/sdm
Easily run and manage your network's DHCP/DNS servers on a Pi: https://github.com/gitbls/ndm
Easy and secure IPSEC/IKEV2 VPN installer/manager: https://github.com/gitbls/pistrong
Lightweight Virtual VNC Config: https://github.com/gitbls/RPiVNCHowTo
Quickly and easily build customized exactly as-you-want SSDs/SD Cards: https://github.com/gitbls/sdm
Easily run and manage your network's DHCP/DNS servers on a Pi: https://github.com/gitbls/ndm
Easy and secure IPSEC/IKEV2 VPN installer/manager: https://github.com/gitbls/pistrong
Lightweight Virtual VNC Config: https://github.com/gitbls/RPiVNCHowTo
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Re: TRIXIE is released! Please comment below!
Did a 32-bit clean install of desktop on a 3B+ with original Pi Touchscreen. Looks good, and is reasonably responsive.
I notice there is no rpi-imager available. Is this 'in the works'? I tried apt install rpi-imager and there are packages that can't be resolved.
(Did the original imaging on my trusty Pi4 desktop bookworm installation, since I am unable to get any version of rpi-imager for Windows working on my Win10 Thinkpad W520, which I keep meaning to dig into and work out why, but I've been a bit busy with other things).
Also did an apt update/apt upgrade, and I like the Trixie changes to apt, especially that apt list no longer tells me the CLI is unstable..
I notice there is no rpi-imager available. Is this 'in the works'? I tried apt install rpi-imager and there are packages that can't be resolved.
(Did the original imaging on my trusty Pi4 desktop bookworm installation, since I am unable to get any version of rpi-imager for Windows working on my Win10 Thinkpad W520, which I keep meaning to dig into and work out why, but I've been a bit busy with other things).
Also did an apt update/apt upgrade, and I like the Trixie changes to apt, especially that apt list no longer tells me the CLI is unstable..
Steve S
No, I can't think of anything funny that won't offend someone if they want it to...
No, I can't think of anything funny that won't offend someone if they want it to...
Re: TRIXIE is released! Please comment below!
SteveSpencer wrote: ↑Thu Oct 02, 2025 5:24 pmDid a 32-bit clean install of desktop on a 3B+ with original Pi Touchscreen. Looks good, and is reasonably responsive.
I notice there is no rpi-imager available. Is this 'in the works'? I tried apt install rpi-imager and there are packages that can't be resolved.
Imager 1.9.4 still comes with 64 bits Desktop versions
SteveSpencer wrote: ↑Thu Oct 02, 2025 5:24 pmAlso did an apt update/apt upgrade, and I like the Trixie changes to apt, especially that apt list no longer tells me the CLI is unstable..
??? apt list ?
apt update still warns about this as before... apt-get doesn't...
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- robertojguerra
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It amazed me that there's still support for 32 bits... but I still don't know who needs it (besides Raspberry 2 an elder owners).SteveSpencer wrote: ↑Thu Oct 02, 2025 5:24 pmDid a 32-bit clean install of desktop on a 3B+ with original Pi Touchscreen. Looks good, and is reasonably responsive.
I notice there is no rpi-imager available. Is this 'in the works'? I tried apt install rpi-imager and there are packages that can't be resolved.
(Did the original imaging on my trusty Pi4 desktop bookworm installation, since I am unable to get any version of rpi-imager for Windows working on my Win10 Thinkpad W520, which I keep meaning to dig into and work out why, but I've been a bit busy with other things).
Also did an apt update/apt upgrade, and I like the Trixie changes to apt, especially that apt list no longer tells me the CLI is unstable..
This is not a rhetorical question: what apps are forcing you to use 32 bits?
Beware of pip packages that stopped distributing 32 bits and compel you to compile them (like numpy).
How does the new labwc theme look in a 480x320 pixel LCD?
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Raspberry PI Zero users, of which there are a lot.robertojguerra wrote: ↑Thu Oct 02, 2025 5:52 pmIt amazed me that there's still support for 32 bits... but I still don't know who needs it
Unreadable squiggle
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Downloaded images today, will install tomorrow, (or the weekend) - good to see there are new ways to build a desktop too, might be giving that a try out, especially for the Zero 2W... :D
Thanks to all concerned in the updated systems.
Thanks to all concerned in the updated systems.
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The dates on the directories don't match the dates on the images. A niggle that threw off the script I use to download the images I want. Looking back, I can see that the dates didn't always match, but perhaps it would make the most sense if they diid?
- trixie-folder-image-date-discrepancy.jpg
- dates don't match as expected
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It's been discussed before in the beta section but maybe this thread will get more attention.
It seems there is something wrong with the "remove safely" feature from PCmanFM and the taskbar. Removable media connected with USB fail to eject properly in Trixie.
I have posted a detailed description of the issue here:
viewtopic.php?p=2340654#p2340635
as well as the commands I use to overcome this problem and prevent my disks from being corrupted
It'd be great if more people could confirm this issue
It seems there is something wrong with the "remove safely" feature from PCmanFM and the taskbar. Removable media connected with USB fail to eject properly in Trixie.
I have posted a detailed description of the issue here:
viewtopic.php?p=2340654#p2340635
as well as the commands I use to overcome this problem and prevent my disks from being corrupted
It'd be great if more people could confirm this issue
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Works and looks very nice. I did a new install on a ssd and moved my files over to ssd. Thank you.
- Olydnad_SWE
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Re: TRIXIE is released! Please comment below!
dwam wrote: ↑Thu Oct 02, 2025 6:52 pmIt's been discussed before in the beta section but maybe this thread will get more attention.
It seems there is something wrong with the "remove safely" feature from PCmanFM and the taskbar. Removable media connected with USB fail to eject properly in Trixie.
I have posted a detailed description of the issue here:
viewtopic.php?p=2340654#p2340635
as well as the commands I use to overcome this problem and prevent my disks from being corrupted
It'd be great if more people could confirm this issue
I tried it, and for me it worked. I've only tested a USB stick so can't answer if it always works.
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"Two decades after Berners-Lee invented the World Wide Web in 1989, he outlined the design issues of what later became the Solid project in drafts he wrote for the World Wide Web Consortium." - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Solid_(we ... n_project)
It is now easy to explore 'Community Solid Server' in Trixie
It is now easy to explore 'Community Solid Server' in Trixie
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sudo apt install npm
npx @solid/community-server
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ubu@raspberrypi:~ $ npx @solid/community-server -c @css:config/file.json -f data/
Need to install the following packages:
@solid/[email protected]
Ok to proceed? (y)
npm WARN EBADENGINE Unsupported engine {
npm WARN EBADENGINE package: '@solid/[email protected]',
npm WARN EBADENGINE required: { node: '>=22.1.0' },
npm WARN EBADENGINE current: { node: 'v20.19.2', npm: '9.2.0' }
npm WARN EBADENGINE }
npm WARN deprecated [email protected]: Use @types/rdf-js instead. See https://github.com/rdfjs/types?tab=readme-ov-file#what-about-typesrdf-js
npm WARN deprecated [email protected]: This package is no longer maintained
oidc-provider WARNING: Unsupported runtime. Use Node.js v22.x LTS, or a later LTS release.
2025年10月02日T18:09:17.618Z [Components.js] info: Initiating component discovery from /home/ubu/.npm/_npx/519be4cd80562143/node_modules/@solid/community-server/
2025年10月02日T18:09:19.033Z [Components.js] info: Discovered 291 component packages within 1147 packages
2025年10月02日T18:09:19.047Z [Components.js] info: Initiating component loading
2025年10月02日T18:09:45.066Z [Components.js] info: Registered 1242 components
2025年10月02日T18:09:45.069Z [Components.js] info: Loaded configs
2025年10月02日T18:09:54.237Z [ServerInitializer] {Primary} info: Listening to server at http://localhost:3000/
2025年10月02日T18:10:09.689Z [HandlerServerConfigurator] {Primary} info: Received GET request for /
2025年10月02日T18:10:10.236Z [HandlerServerConfigurator] {Primary} info: Received GET request for /.account/
2025年10月02日T18:10:10.864Z [HandlerServerConfigurator] {Primary} info: Received GET request for /.account/login/password/register/
2025年10月02日T18:55:41.177Z [HandlerServerConfigurator] {Primary} info: Received GET request for /.account/
2025年10月02日T18:55:41.597Z [HandlerServerConfigurator] {Primary} info: Received GET request for /.account/login/password/register/
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root@raspberrypi:~# fastfetch --logo small
_____ root@raspberrypi
/ __ \ ----------------
| / | OS: Debian GNU/Linux 13 (trixie) aarch64
| \___- Host: Raspberry Pi 4 Model B Rev 1.4
-_ Kernel: Linux 6.12.47+rpt-rpi-v8
--_ Uptime: 1 hour, 48 mins
Packages: 2312 (dpkg)
Shell: bash 5.2.37
Display (HDMI-A-2): 1920x1080 @ 60 Hz in 22" [External]
DE: labwc:wlroots
WM: wlroots wm (X11)
Cursor: Adwaita
Terminal: x-terminal-emulator
CPU: BCM2711 (4) @ 1.80 GHz
GPU: Broadcom bcm2711-vc5 [Integrated]
Memory: 1.70 GiB / 7.64 GiB (22%)
Swap: 0 B / 2.00 GiB (0%)
Disk (/): 11.87 GiB / 219.49 GiB (5%) - ext4
Local IP (eth0): 192.168.1.212/24
Locale: en_GB.UTF-8
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Re: TRIXIE is released! Please comment below!
I've been testing for a couple days with nightlies, and switched over to the official image today. Nice thing is it has a lot of newer packages, which means some of my hacky tweaks don't need to be made anymore.
There are a few little speedbumps, but now that the official image is here, other people can adjust their own scripts to handle Trixie well out of the box too! I like the new default background, it is a little simpler in style, and doesn't *seem* to confuse my camera's exposure quite as much (niche problem, but hey!).
There are a few little speedbumps, but now that the official image is here, other people can adjust their own scripts to handle Trixie well out of the box too! I like the new default background, it is a little simpler in style, and doesn't *seem* to confuse my camera's exposure quite as much (niche problem, but hey!).
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