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.

My main keyboard is a CiT KB-738, its small overall size is what drew me to it, I hate those massive keyboards with keypads & multi media keys, this is just a keyboard.

When I'm setting up my RPi, I often use a wireless mini keyboard with touch pad.

Maybe one of the above may appeal to you.

EDIT: Almost forgot, I use xvkbd on my thin client computer, I don't type much generally, & this suffices for online web browser, music, videos, & time wasting games.

I'm running Devuan on my RPi4B/4G & my RPi400, but I'm a Fluxbox fan myself - they have plenty of power for whatever you want to do.

I was also running it on my RPi3B+ (1G ram) & RPi3A+ (512M ram), prior to giving them to our local Code Club, (as I was no longer using them).

Perfectly possible, I often do it with various distros.

Just plug in the pendrive, & use it as the disk to install to, only proviso, just make sure it is the one that has grub installed to it.

Devuan on nearly all my many computers, I seem to collect them.....

Presently having a look at Void XFCE Live - seems like a good alternative - time will tell.

I have bought a couple of thin clients recently; they have only 16GB disks in them - first I installed Fatdog64 on them, but soon replaced with my regular Devuan Live.

Also checking out derivatives - Crowz & Star - really liking the minimalism of them - might end up using one of them instead of Devuan Live......

No!

I pointed out that all his info stated that it was Debian, & not Devuan - an oversight maybe - but this is the Devuan forum.

Maybe, install xinit/startx (can't remember exact package name), then purge slim - the package manager knows that you have X installed & is trying to be 'helpful' by not breaking it, I expect.

Ah, right, haven't actually run MIYO since that weird green pukey back drop, (not sure how long ago that was).....

Like it!

Even though I don't use it, (never actually heard of it, but might give it a try).

Thanks for posting the solution.

There are several rippers for Linux, some will automatically add the metadata if you are connected to the internet.

Here's one such program - https://www.systutorials.com/docs/linux/man/1-grip/