If you dont mind gtk3-nocsd installed you can input the below in $HOME/.xsessionrc or /etc/environment and be done with xfwm or whatever window manager titlebar and accept the gtk3 override. Just an option, i use dwm but have experimented with xfce and other window managers in the past.

GTK_CSD=1

Congrats to the devuan team, thankyou for your hard work.

It would seem this repology is not a very good metric to get package information from.

^ too true, maybe he had enough on his plate at the time and taking on phone OS and PC OS was a daunting task. The two have definitely not melded very well imo. In a round about way maybe he was saying mobile OS is not worth caring about, dont invest your life in them as so many people now do?

Im not sure what to make of his statements on phone operating systems, but 2006-7 was a different time regarding phones and phone operating systems, the only reason i could see him making those remarks as he didn't foresee apple's complete dominance and creation of the smart phone to begin with and then androids entry into the market. Like me he probably saw a phone as something to make calls and send sms and do rudimentary tasks at the time. It would be interesting if there was a follow up in later years from Ian regarding phone operating systems before his demise.

Your welcome tylerdurden.

Thanks Yeti, i will try that script.

If you want a completely square Firefox browser theme, try this one. It removes every single rounded corner from Firefox.

https://github.com/leadweedy/Firefox-Proton-Square

I dislike the rounded corner hype GUI programming seems to be going these days, screens have always been mostly square by nature of there engineering and putting rounded corners in seems like an unneeded aesthetic in my opinion.

It kind of reminds me of a safety aspect in that they want to make GUI safe by taking off the sharp corners! Mostly hypothetical though!

In my understanding devuan only exists due to choice of init system freedom, so devuan follows as closely as possibly the debian lifecycle while having a choice of 3 inits in the installer and in no way letting systemd as an init be part of the operating system. Choice in shell is of course your choice and as you have found it can be done, but devuan should not be responsible for the decision to make unavailable the method to easily change the default shell with dpkg, that is a debian decision. Just my own opinion here.
To add, devuan does one thing well and that is to make available a debian distribution free from systemd and that is all i want it to do, no more no less.

Nice, thanks will give this a try.