No

Yes. It finally happened. Chimaera 4.0 is the current stable release. So. I installed it on one of the machines (did a clean install). On another machine i made a simple upgrade. In both cases, no problems arose. So thanks to the whole Devuan team!

Cold boot. Ram usage-131 mb. Very nice

Hardware incompatibility?

Your packages, installed when you update your sistem, is broken. Performing the following commands will try and fix any broken packages currently installed on your system:

sudo apt-get update --fix-missing

sudo apt-get install -f

(the -f option is short for fix-broken.)

Also, you can try use a second metod. This solution will help out if a software package broke while being installed. You can try using the previous method before continuing, as it may help. First, we clean apt-get and try using dpkg to configure any packages that need it:

sudo dpkg --configure -a
sudo apt-get clean
sudo apt-get update

It is very easy. Just create file

.Xresources

in your home dir

nano .Xresources

and past this to that file

URxvt.font: xft:Monospace:size=10
URxvt.scrollBar: false

!Xterm
XTerm*faceName:          Monospace
XTerm*faceSize:          11
XTerm*selectToClipboard: true

! Base16 Gruvbox dark, medium
! Scheme: Dawid Kurek (dawikur@gmail.com), morhetz (https://github.com/morhetz/gruvbox)

#define base00 #282828
#define base01 #3c3836
#define base02 #504945
#define base03 #665c54
#define base04 #bdae93
#define base05 #d5c4a1
#define base06 #ebdbb2
#define base07 #fbf1c7
#define base08 #fb4934
#define base09 #fe8019
#define base0A #fabd2f
#define base0B #b8bb26
#define base0C #8ec07c
#define base0D #83a598
#define base0E #d3869b
#define base0F #d65d0e

*.foreground:   base05
#ifdef background_opacity
*.background:   [background_opacity]base00
#else
*.background:   base00
#endif
*.cursorColor:  base05

*.color0:       base00
*.color1:       base08
*.color2:       base0B
*.color3:       base0A
*.color4:       base0D
*.color5:       base0E
*.color6:       base0C
*.color7:       base05

*.color8:       base03
*.color9:       base09
*.color10:      base01
*.color11:      base02
*.color12:      base04
*.color13:      base06
*.color14:      base0F
*.color15:      base07

!UXTerm
UXTerm*faceName: Monospace
UXTerm*faceSize: 10

Thanks for the feedback, bro. I have a relatively minimal xmonad with xmobar config, which can be adapted to the needs of any user.

Here link for xmonad config

https://github.com/Minda1975/my-dots/bl … /xmonad.hs

And here link for xmobar config

https://github.com/Minda1975/my-dots/bl … r/xmobarrc

However, I decided to stop using xmobar because it is practically no longer needed by me.

Impressive memory usage (on first screenshot), Nili!

Yes.

I've always used and will use older computers with older hardware. Let the devils take those who call themselves progressives.

Morbid Angel-Declaring New Law - Secret Hell - (Official Track)

https://youtu.be/wLSc9YLnzzg

Rome-The Legion of Rome

https://youtu.be/1EoBgeptii8

You can start apps with a bit of help from .xinitrc  It is handy to run programs depending on X and set environment variables on X server startup. If it is present in a user's home directory, startx and xinit execute it.