Short Answer: When It's Ready

My guess though is that it is pretty close to Stable already, but it will probably at most take a few more months.  Keep in mind, debian bullseye was released not very long ago.  August 14th 2021 is when it became Stable.  If it becomes officially Stable within 3 months from that, awesome! If it takes 6 months from that, still great.

But yeah, I don't think it will take more than either of those dates given how close it is to Stable already.

If Golinux wants to jump in, I invite him to do so.

I really don't know aka.

I have  A VM of Devuan, and it seems to run pretty darn well.

Cool, I saw your stable release! I appreciate it.

I hope it works as well for devuan as it does Hyperbola!

Thank you very much in advance!

It's good to hear xorg is not going to die for a while, especially considering there are forks of it out there...

https://xenocara.org/

Sometimes, things will inevitably go from one repo to another, after all...

Besides, wayland seems dicey, especially if any of this is true:

https://gist.github.com/probonopd/9feb7 … 9f2d1f2277

Why do you hate arch derivatives? You do know, Hyperbola is very init freedom friendly, in addition to that, they reject dbus, pulseaudio, networkmanager and other redhat garbage that bloats the system to the insane level.

Also, in my opinion, as long as you use the latest installer of their system always, you will never have problems installing, unless you don't know what you are doing.

That being said, this has nothing to do with the OP,

Distrowatch is good for finding out about new distros like some people in this thread said, but other than that, it is probably useless.

my two cents for ya.

Also, one other thing that's less related, Artix's documentation on how to install is a bit too minimal,  arch is too system dumbed, aka, systemd runs through its veins and parabola is the next easiest, but honestly, screw all other arch distros besides Hyperbola. It is the minimalism king and the most stable, secure, lightweight distro.

For now, I use the testing version, till 0.4 is ready completely, as in stable. 

Anywho, my point being, don't hate all arch derivatives, just hate most of them.

Parabola is meh, Hyperbola is awesome, the rest suck.
Artix only sucks because its documenation isn't really good for encrypted installs.

Still would be surprising considering when debian 11 was released...

August 14th 2021 was when it was released... so there's that.

Even if it came out in september, or early october.

Best wishes though on such a goal though if that's what you intend!

Feburary 29th is a leap year, but I don't think feburary 30th exists even...

Then again, that's probably the point...

That being said, I agree with Yeti.

I am curious what Andy meant though by his Head on a stick's mayhem causing on fdn,

I wonder if it was like the time I trolled on a sc2mapster.com like this:

https://www.sc2mapster.com/forums/gener … -is-magic2

This was a long time ago though...

Though, I was somewhat mentally insane then...

meh... it is what it is.

Let me put this in simpler terms then, or if you prefer, my words:

Redhat and IBM both have one thing in common, they are purely motivated by an insatiable lust for power.

Thus, IBM bought Redhat for this reason...

Thus, I really would like to see their leaders swallowed by the earth.

Oh well, I can dream...

Yeah, I meant, I prefer trolls who are ridiculous and spout gibberish and nonsense.

Like the Don King troll... would have been a funny one to be.

I meant, if he trolled like Don King, I might have found entertainment...

Although when people spout  gibberish enough, it does make you feel like you lost brain cells...

But nope, he choose to be a kind that is dull, in my opinion anyways.

That was my point, I guess.

Either way, meh...

I have lost interest.

Btw, on an unrelated note, I have emailed you, did your old email die, or have you lost interest in chatting with me.

Same one as before, just a heads up.

...

Yeah... was this really necessary?

Hey, JWMKIT, I wondered if you can make a tar release, so Hyperbola devs could add it to their repository, also btw, if you do this, I suppose debian could also and other stable release operating systems.

So yeah, I would appreciate it if you made a new release on this soon.    On your codeberg.org repo, I mean.

Oh and by the way, huge note to make,

doas has a way to bypass for certain commands how to activate certain commands in regular user mode.

So, I can actually suspend or poweroff easily now.

It helps somewhat, yes, but how do I make it the default, I guess?

I apologize if you gave me the answer already and I am unaware... not an expert, aka.

Update: I got it functioning via doas, not sure how to do it without root, but if it has any security risks, it may be better off anyways. 

That being said, I appreciate your work!

You have no idea how much this helps me.

Actually, I was using Hyperbola and using the jwmkit archbuild...

The newer one from codeberg I used...

I would assume it works well even for devuan.

Thanks in advance for asking though and I appreciate you are working on the keybindings situation.

I also like that shutdown, poweroff and logout don't have any stupid redhat depends... such as dbus, elogind, etc...

Unrelated,  but anything I use in Hyperbola almost always works in Devuan.

Edit: it seems I might be wrong, I just checked and the shutdown function doesn't work without dbus or consolekit or elogind, atm...

logout works, but poweroff/reboot not so much yet.   The buttons appeared for it, but clicking on it hasn't done anything... I wonder what went wrong.

just a heads up.  PS, terminal emulator lets me use superuser rights to shut it down with poweroff or reboot.  So I know that's not the problem.

But either way, its nice to have most of the features anyways.

Still, if you feel like fixing for me, let me know, aka, a dbusless and consolekitless/elogindless fix.