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Tempest in a teapot . . .

Discussions are interesting when little is said but has much value/knowledge. Hot air just contributes to global warming . . .

/me groans . . .

Because less is preferable to more and perhaps the lack of a knee-jerk button will actually produce more thoughtful responses.

Back-end or client-side bloat is never OK and full post quoting completely unnecessary.  Also I imagine that most folks here don't enable HTML email. I don' t on any of my accounts . . .

Here you go! https://files.devuan.org/MIRRORS.txt

Yes, that will be a welcome contribution, greenjeans! However, the installer isos are an essential option so imperative to have testing isos built weekly. Still waiting for that to happen . . . 

So good to see you greenjeans! It is such a blessing that we can live so close to and communicate with what's left of the natural world. I am familiar with the spider/scorpion in the tub rescue operation but so few get into the house, I still have to capture them to relocate them outside. I sure wish it was so easy to deal with the mosquitoes and ants . . .

Don't be a stranger, greenjeans!

I hope that pulseaudio never becomes a depend. I have never used it and hopefully never will.

Did you do the usrmerge before upgrading?

https://www.devuan.org/os/announce/exca … 02-20.html

That's why I'm still safely on Chimaera until the dust settles . . .

That may or may not be true. The spider may only have missed the appetizer . . .

I have a spider - don't know what kind but it is really fat - that has been building a web across and blocking my front door every night for most of the summer. I never see what it is catching because every morning when I get up the web has disappeared and there is no sign of its maker.  But by 11-12:00 at night, it is back. Not a problem for me because I never go out after dark. I also have bunnies in the yard that don't flinch even when I walk very close to them. They just keep chomping on the various native grasses. I've also had sparrows nest on my front porch. Always happy to provide protection from wind, rain and predators.