Post ATc8ZpRSxTro4WZEDw by 72f9755501e1a4464f7277d86120f67e7f7ec3a84ef6813cc7606bf5e0870ff3@mostr.pub
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(DIR) Post #ATc8ZpRSxTro4WZEDw by 72f9755501e1a4464f7277d86120f67e7f7ec3a84ef6813cc7606bf5e0870ff3@mostr.pub
2023-03-14T18:07:47.000Z
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TFW when you run pacman -Syu for the first time in two weeks....https://nostr.build/i/nostr.build_cc17087e9b66aa4bfe07ae4563e5863af3d3edd9e0f24dafc1518672c0403f55.jpg
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2023-03-14T18:08:51.000Z
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Come home to Debian
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2023-03-14T18:13:50.000Z
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Alas, Arch runs better on my system. My laptop is a very recent model and Debian doesn't even boot on it.I do use Ubuntu in the cloud though - considering switching to pure Debian there because I have no need for snaps.
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2023-03-14T18:14:49.000Z
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ah have you tried the latest Bookworm? It will be the next Stable release and has a newer kernel and was just frozen.
(DIR) Post #ATcBMN6nI1taINAmG0 by 72f9755501e1a4464f7277d86120f67e7f7ec3a84ef6813cc7606bf5e0870ff3@mostr.pub
2023-03-14T18:17:04.000Z
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I haven't yet, no.It might work though. 6.1 kernel was what I used on Arch when I first installed. Still had to install linux-firmware-git to get everything functional though. I'm sure I can do the same on Debian. I had to download the firmware from kernel.org on another machine running Ubuntu recently.It's the only disadvantage to running bleeding edge hardware.