This device is armhf, is armhf well supported? It's an already slow device, I didn't want to slow it further with debian 12.

I did it over ssh, but in a screen. Thought if I lose connection I'd lose the device.
So it works!

By the way does anyone have running tailscale exit-node on devuan? Any of you have a script?

Edit: Wow it works fast! On debian when I ssh to it waits for 3 seconds to connect. Now it takes 0.5 seconds.

How to completely purge everything then reinstall the desktop?

I tried os-prober and all. Nothing works. I would write my manual grub entry for windows 10, but I forgot how. I did it before. But why it doesn't work automatically though? On debian it worked?

Recently I have test driven the TOGG T10X car, it seems very powerful and it's a SUV. I kinda liked it. I checked the prices, it was overall similiar to those of renault's and hyundai's and such. That got me thinking about electric cars. I am all for petrol-based cars, I was. They work, at least for 20-30 years. Can electric cars work that much? Even if they don't, what about battery replacing? Is it cheap?

I don't know man, what if their batteries go completely nuts after 5 years, or even 3 years? But I have watched some tesla long reviews, they have been using those cars for 5 years, at most they lose %10-15 of the battery in that time. It seems good enough? I change cars every 5 years or so. But,mining lithium metal also uses CO2. Producing the battery also produces CO2.

On the other hand they seem soo much cheaper, at least in Türkiye. EV cars use around at worst, 20kW/100km That's around 5$ dollars if you charge at stations? If you charge at home, simply half that price. Whereas for oil it would use at least 8$ Too much start stopping? Then 10-12$

Wayland is buggy as hell since release, with some minor tweaks firefox works, kind of. Do the devs not care about wayland at all? If it's not a goal, that's alright. Just wanna know for sure.

I am pulling my hair over this stupid thing here. On debian there is no such problem like this. ssh-add ~/.ssh/id_rsa works, but I don't want to do it every time I log in. It's nuts. There are various "fixes" all around the internet, none of them work.
Simply put I want ssh-agent to add ssh thing to the thing at startup, and not ask me passphrase every time. Is this so hard, I don't get it.

As I say I recently installed KDE. I watched movies from my local FTP server. On XFCE with MPV it worked. With KDE it doesn't work.

I used this guide to install pipewire:https://dev1galaxy.org/viewtopic.php?id=5867

I checked, it actually works but xfce4-panel is late to update that. So there is an sound icon with x on it, meaning like it doesn't work. Then I do xfce4-panel -r then it works again.

How to make it so I don't have to type xfce4-panel -r everytime?

https://wiki.debian.org/EFIStub
This guide also applies to devuan. I used manual method. It works.
But why do this? Let's say you have 2 linux distros installed. One kernel updates, the other one doesn't update unless you log in to that and update it's grub too. This prevents this. The kernel changes are applied immediately. It boots under 7 seconds for me in SATA SSD btw.

Only one thing, if you use say like xanmod kernel, don't use the /vmlinuz and /initrd file. They are for stock kernel. That will just boot into the stock kernel. Instead do this for your kernel versions. Change the version numbers appropriately:
sudo mv /boot/initrd.img-6.5.8-x64v3-xanmod1 /boot/efi/EFI/Devuan/initrd.img
sudo mv /boot/vmlinuz-6.5.8-x64v3-xanmod1 /boot/efi/EFI/Devuan/vmlinuz

It was called gummiboot before. I don't know why they added it to the systemd. Anyway, is it possible to install that?