what happens when using the keyboard ?

hi and welcome!

If I scroll down the list all goes well. And If I go back to the beginning (scroll up) the page changes back to the starting screen of Firefox.

How do you "go back" ? scrolling back an forth work for me, using PgUp/PgDown, arrow keys, and/or mouse wheel ...

I found the problem with the BIOS computer, the Acer. I thought "removable" in the boot menu meant USB, but no, the USB is a hard disk and thus found under "harddisk" in the boot menu... Succesfully installed on the Acer. Good! :) On the other one (Lenovo 50-55) I tried to boot ...

Things start to clarify themselves because it appears we are looking at differences between 11.0-alpha and 11.1-rc1; what changed between the two ? about the boot, we implemented a (temporary) workaround to a bug which was affecting xorriso (a tool we use to build our ISO hybrid images); the xorriso...

Hi, and thanks for testing 11.1rc1. First, on a BIOS machine the stick does not boot at all, the computer sees it as nonbootable Can you please detail which hw is that ? Maker/model ? Because booting on BIOS HW worked for me, both from USB and from DVD, so there must be something specific to your ha...

Hmm .. not sure about the website links, however i386 images are definitely there:

ftp://ghostbsd.org/pub/GhostBSD/release ... .3-RELEASE

Was it necessary to remove all i386 previous builds except to save on hosting costs? The hosting costs aren't the main issue, the problem is more about "time", build time, testing time ... Previous builds (versions up to 10.3) are still there and they will remain I guess ... I see no reas...

I also think that a pluralistic community is beneficial for gbsd. If I manage to throw in a more friendly tone now and then that surely won't hurt. Agree, of course. I'm not trying to hold sissies who cannot stand a honest reply. But I'm trying to keep up the friendly face of the gbsd community. Wh...

Glad to read you again kraileth

(I will answer you later, being to busy right now)

Yes, pulseaudio come from the same author of systemd. However pulsaudio is a wonderful "layer" that unified the audio "mess" that afflicted Linux for ages. As for systemd, if you take the time to understand what it does and what is the "core idea" behind the project, li...