I do not much need gparted but still wanted to change the label of one of my USB stick, but right at the start it gave me an error "Assertion (head_size <= 63)" (google it). I found out this bug has been well existed since 2010. Did somebody encounter it also? Has it been fixed?

I managed to install a newer version of Chromium with the help of this instruction and then installed Adblock. Now everithing works well.

I had to edit /etc/fstab, now it works. I wrote a howto and may publish it if somebody's interested.

It turned out that Chromium for Debian is not being updated, and as a result extensions cannot be installed from WebStore though still I'd like to install some manually. I just need Adblock at least, but still couldn't find .crx of Adblock 1.3.1 release (must work on Chromium 22). Any help?

Well, I somehow managed to make flash work with Chromium, now I'd like to move its cache entirely to RAM. I intend to watch on-line TV from some site and listen to on-line music from another one, and I'm pretty sure it will make Chromium constantly write-read to cache and my SD card surely won't las...

klricks wrote:What happens when in Openbox you right click and choose Exit?
For me it brings me back to a GUI login prompt where I choose [Default Xsession] and login: pi paassword: rapsberry
Then everything is back to normal.

Thanks very much! It was so obvious. Silly me!

Don't think that I already didn't this. I tried to set auto-login to the command line, then set back to the GUI, but nothing 's changed. Still Openbox is loaded at the start, I have to terminate it and run LXDE manually. Why on earth at all is Openbox pre-installed in Raspbian if it is absolutely un...

I was experiencing with Raspbain, I logged out and logged in with Openbox. Then a black screen with the cursor appeared. Later I realized that that's it, Openbox looks exactly this and only the right mouse button works. Then I restarted with "shutdown", but Openbox again reappeared, it seems it was ...