Subj : Re: Debian 12 changes syslogd to journald To : esc From : paulie420 Date : Sun Jul 02 2023 22:19:51 es> I was an Arch loyalist for a long time. I think Arch appeals to the kind es> of person that treats their OS like a hobby. And for a time, it was es> great. However I got irritated about things breaking periodically (due es> to bleeding edge) and realized I was very happy with my Ubuntu servers, es> so I just started using Ubuntu for my desktop. However, I hate all es> things Gnome, so I actually use Kubuntu, and have a very favorable es> opinion of it. Same... I can recall so many issues - that were easy enough to fix, but were a hassle. I remember the GRUB issue that would break GRUB installs after a pacman update, I remember wayland issues that broke the GUI and require booting into X11 to repair; nothing that you couldn't fix right then, but certainly not for the newbie... es> There is part of me that misses Arch, but at this point I am more es> interested in using the OS than tweaking it and messing with it. es> es> The only downside is that I feel like I learn far less when most of the es> inner workings of the OS are abstracted away. Yeah, you can tweak stuff es> on Ubuntu, but it's not really the same. I kinda feel similar - I installed Ubuntu on my 'main' laptop, but I don't think I'm gonna land here for long... one suggestion; I've installed NixOS on my secondary computer - and its an awesome method of running Linux. It kinda fits us retro folks - but with plenty of current tech... all setups are created with text files; either standard configuration.nix / hardware.nix, or by using a thing called flakes and home-manager - that I'm learning now. I could see myself landing here permanently... but more testing is needed. Some things aren't easy, such as getting netrunner to run on the system - but I'm almost there... its worthy of taking a peek at. |07p|15AULIE|1142|07o |08......... --- Mystic BBS v1.12 A48 (Linux/64) * Origin: 2o fOr beeRS bbs>>>20ForBeers.com:1337 (1337:3/129) .