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Those quoted WMs are a bit basic, I would think more on the lines of fluxbox, jwm, icewm, or similar.....enough functionality, without a lot of dependancies.
Not a fan of messing with things that work - systemd, pulseaudio, & now wayland just weren't needed, let alone having them 'forced' on us! ![]()
Totally agree, happy new year & many thanks for all your hard work on our behalf, devs & mods, your work is really appreciated. ![]()
Maybe we will have to give up on Debian, totally.... & maybe even Linux itself! ![]()
I, personally, am investigating using BSD instead of Linux, for all of my computing needs - even looking at Haiku as a desktop system. ![]()
Commercial interests are ruining Linux to my mind..... it just isn't what it used to be. ![]()
I have really appreciated the effort put in by the Devuan devs, but if it gets to be too great a task in the future, I'll certainly understand......
These days, when adding drives to a system, (in /etc/fstab), it is best to use their UUID, as drives get their /dev/sd(?) as they are found on the system, not by what disk they actually are.
Before manually mounting a disk, plug it in, then run
sudo dmesg | tailto find out what the system has designated it as, then you mount it to a directory, often just use /mnt. ![]()
Camtaf wrote:
I see no reason for a
. :-(
Because there are 32bit systems still available.....so those old computers are still usable/useful, even if a bit slow....not everyone expects instant website access. ![]()
32bit systems are still supported by the BSDs & Haiku, so they don't need to be thrown out just yet...... ![]()
Whilst I had been a long time Debian user, (since 1999), I went over to Devuan, to get away from systemd & the like, & will, (if I need to), go over to BSD full time, if it (systemd) becomes the 'Linux way'. ![]()
I found it easy to use, though I did run it as the root user from the command line, it then opens up into a graphical installer, which I think is pretty straight forward to use.
calamaresWelcome aboard. ![]()
Devuan is what Debian was - giving back freedom to the user. ![]()
Alternative to middle wheel pasting is both left & right buttons together....
It's OK....I've been practicing with the BSDs for this very scenario...... ![]()
If 'Linux' does disappear down this route, at least I'm ready.... ![]()
Try....
free -m;df -h;lsThat should give you some info output....
Welcome aboard.......Devuan is Debian without systemd. ![]()
@ zephyr
My apologies, I thought that I remembered you & Miyo discussing how to do some things on here... ![]()
I could never get on with Chrome/Chromium, so have always used Firefox, occasionally Dillo, & have tried to use text browsers too, the internet has become an advertising space for corporations, far removed from its original purpose...
I stopped using Youtube when forced to watch adverts, & only returned to it when we could block them - so if everyone did so, they'd soon lose all their revenues..
@ Ron
Check out Crowz, (partially created with help from MIYO), it's a neat little system. ![]()
I just wish someone/distros would revive TinyX....... ![]()
Grub, by default, no longer looks for other operating systems....
Welcome aboard. ![]()
Weak processor + minimal DE
Wyse Dx0Q 1.5GHz Quad Core AMD GX-415GA Radeon HD8330E graphics
Slow, but I still use XFCE & FF on it.... ![]()
If you want it to look like Mint, just use Mint.....
Devuan has its own look & feel.... ![]()
But, you can modify it if you want, that's what Linux is all about. ![]()
3.2GB installed Daedalus/XFCE. ![]()
It's not a disk hog like MSWindows..... ![]()
I have to click a button to get mine working/switched on.
Apart from adding to the menu, I find JWM to be an ideal WM, just move the panel to the top of the screen. ![]()
are you happy with all the old and new wm's for simple small distros?
Yes, I am. ![]()