Hmm, I prefer it not automatically reacting - I use shell scripts if I want multi instructions operated.

(I only had one instance of auto executing on some other distro, & thought it to be a rather dodgy set up, needless to say, I ditched that particular distro promptly).

Still, we're all different, & like different things - just adding my two penneth to let our devs know that some like it how it is.

USB3 has great read speeds, but I've found the write speeds to be all over the place, some of my USB3 pendrives only write at 10mbs!

USB2 pendrives write much faster than these.

Peppermint is now a derivative of Devuan, like MIYO, Crowz, Star, etc.

Basically, they are offering their (present, & future users) the option of a systemd free version, that's all.

I installed 5.18 from backports, but unfortunately, they still didn't work.

(However, on a whim, I tried them under an Ubuntu live session, & they worked - so hopefully, all I've got to do is find the right modules & put them into my Devuan installations. )

@Ogis1975:

When Devuan has as many maintainers as Debian has, I would likely expect the same, but until then......

(These things happen.....some other software maintainers have been known to forget to renew keys too.)

EDIT: So glad this problem was sorted out so quickly, many thanks.

Just ordered some pre used computer books....having a reminisce of command line days.

Linux Server Hacks: 100 Industrial-Strength Tips and Tools

Going Text: Mastering the Power of the Command Line

The Linux Command Line: A Complete Introduction

Linux Command Line and Shell Scripting Bible

Evil Geniuses in a Nutshell

It was introduced because a lot of admins had problems configuring sudo properly, & it has a lot less options, which makes it easier.

They introduced doas just after I finally got around to buying Sudo Mastery, just my luck.

Once released, I think you should be able to upgrade your system to it, & get all the new bits.

I was on 78.12, so I upgraded, & now its 91.11.0esr, hope that helps.

Just one small problem I've encountered, so far, it doesn't seem to like Radeon graphics (running on a HP thin client - it only gives 800x600) - I shall have to see what Devuan Live loads & add them in...

(This was the Fluxbox version, just in case it matters.)

EDIT: Seems to be the VGA graphics card controlling the D-sub socket. If I attach a DP to VGA converter cable I get SXGA - but if I use Devuan Live, I get a whole load of options - so these thin clients have gone back to that.

(EDIT2: My other thin client is also using the Devuan Live, & that too gives me loads of options, using a DP to VGA, or DP to HDMI cable.)

EDIT3: My little laptop is now using the Fluxbox version, I prefer it to JWM.

If I want something other than Firefox ESR, i download it from Mozilla website to a directory in my /home directory, & then run it from there, works without interferring with the main one.