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ZombieCyborgFromOuterSpace

@ ZombieCyborgFromOuterSpace @piefed.ca

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  • It was a brand new install with KDE desktop. I searched for it in the software updater and. It was there as a .deb.

  • >anecdotally less than my friends arch system

    LOL!!!

    Yeah sid looks like a good alternative but quite unstable. Maybe too bleeding edge for me.

    And yeah, testing is a bad idea apparently. So I'll stick with stable.

  • Thanks. I really appreciate your input. It's very helpful.

  • What's so special about MX Linux or AntiX compared to Devuan for example? What extras does it add?

  • Oh man ok. Thank you so much for this.

    I guess I'll stick with stable. Even if that means missing out on latest KDE Plasma features. I can wait a couple of years.

  • I went ahead and installed in in a VM, and Proton VPN has a native package available directly in Debian's repo in testing!

    It works perfectly.

  • No problem! :)

  • Mostly for the more up to date KDE Plasma desktop.

    I've heard that even testing is pretty table. Set up with BTRFS, Timeshift, and grub-btrfs I think I'd be pretty safe to rollback if any problems should occur after an update.

  • Yeah, but I'm looking for having a more up to date KDE Plasma desktop with newer features.

  • Proton VPN doesn't work on Debian testing? Is it due to dependencies?

    Have you tried the flathub version? (Though it's not officially developed by Proton, so I dunno if you should use it.)

    This could be a dealbreaker because I use Proton VPN.

  • Make it retroactive, then kick everyone out back to their country of origin.

    Let the natives take back their land and govern in their ancestral way.

    Problem solved.

  • I've dual-booted Windows and Linux since 2000. Rarely has a Windows update nuked my Grub boot menu. When it did, I always had a Live linux USB key on hand to go fix it in 5 minutes.

  • AI housefishing?

  • Probably the best ratings Trump will ever have.

  • My phone's camera, every fucking time.

  • I know, I was joking.

    I never got to get borderless photo printing to work on my ink jet printer though. I had to keep a Windows VM just to run the Canon photo print software for that purpose.

  • Jesus fucking Christ. OK!

    Edit: To add to my reaction, it's really shameful how difficult it is to rally behind anything these days in the IT world. Every time a business is mentioned, it seems everyone and their mother is some kind of fascist ass hole or a greedy corporate billionaire looking for any means to make an extra buck, including breaking the law and getting people assassinated.

    And the vast majority of the time, it's a man. I honestly have a difficult time to find any man to look up to as a good example these days. There are very few.

    On the other hand, women and LGBTQ people have been really inspiring. I've found personal heroes among them.

  • I bet it's still going to be a pain in the butt to set up in Linux and make it work properly.

    Edit: it was a joke, you guys