Post APG4zGW9qMVABQKeiO by maryjane@social.coletivos.org
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(DIR) Post #APG3fye1yG7TILFmG8 by astrisk@mastodon.coffee
2022-11-04T10:54:48Z
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Some interesting updates coming to Xfce in the new version, most Xfce users though (that I somehow imagine are using Debian 11) will have them later this decade :ablobcatcoffee: https://www.debugpoint.com/xfce-4-18-features/?amp=1
(DIR) Post #APG3fz7oBXwGmhBYfo by maryjane@social.coletivos.org
2022-11-04T11:01:50Z
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@astrisk cool changes, and as for debian (stable), it will most likely be like in 2025.The Debian fan in me is trying to avoid start a flame war of rolling vs stable distros ;)
(DIR) Post #APG3xlCAiKDanLhbTE by brunomiguel@masto.pt
2022-11-04T11:05:03Z
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@maryjane @astrisk I'll start: I use Arch BTW :P
(DIR) Post #APG4KWPPr6Chb1kbVg by maryjane@social.coletivos.org
2022-11-04T11:09:10Z
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@brunomiguel I'll reply: If you want a Debian based bleeding distro with the regular breakage just use Sid :pThe job of the Debian team is to deliver a stable system to it's end users. After it is in the hands of the users they can do whatever they want with it, even breaking it! @astrisk
(DIR) Post #APG4RJIYzxsCxgmZmK by brunomiguel@masto.pt
2022-11-04T11:10:23Z
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@maryjane I used Sid a long, long time ago, in a galaxy far, far away. I had an Nvidia at the time, so you can guess what used to happen frequently :blobrofl: @astrisk
(DIR) Post #APG4zGW9qMVABQKeiO by maryjane@social.coletivos.org
2022-11-04T11:16:33Z
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@brunomiguel There ya go! All the breakage a person living on the edge could hope for!@astrisk
(DIR) Post #APG5LzJRyeXXU2Du1g by brunomiguel@masto.pt
2022-11-04T11:20:37Z
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@maryjane with Arch, I haven't had many issues. I did have my install completely borked due to an update to Grub, and that annoyed the crap out of me. I was actually forced to reinstall (not even recovering the Grub install on a chroot worked) and took the opportunity to use systemd-boot instead because I have no need for dual-boot @astrisk
(DIR) Post #APG68JEPDufx9yuB72 by maryjane@social.coletivos.org
2022-11-04T11:29:23Z
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@brunomiguelI learned how to chroot because of Arch :pJokes aside, both Arch and Debian are cool distros, they serve different use cases and needs. @astrisk
(DIR) Post #APG6RdzIHC0p2K3XWK by brunomiguel@masto.pt
2022-11-04T11:32:49Z
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@maryjane true! If I ever leave Arch, I'll probably go to Debian Stable (maybe Testing) or Ubuntu LTS @astrisk