I usually do this, which looks like it was suggested above...

for i in *.mp3; do ffmpeg -i "$i" "${i%.*}.opus"; done

Btw, this works for changing to others, such as flac, or ogg, etc...

I don't think there are many ways to keep the video format though if this is what you after...

Btw, as a side note, xorg and wayland both have their flaws:

xorg, too big and bloated, but mostly works fine for most things

wayland an unstable mess that has too small of a protocol, but will probably get bloated down the road.

Two things can be true at the same time anyhow.

Both of these aren't very good, especially the replacement, which will likely make it even *harder* to escape systemd, dbus and all that other crap.

The solution?

I still think xenocara is a better move to make in my opinion, it has a lot better privilege separation then xorg and wayland, without being huge, broken and having way too many dependencies that will likely be impossible to remove.

That being said, its usually better not to trust the developer on their word alone, without having a varying of tests, by many people and then see verification.

Although, older hardware, will probably not work as well with it, which will matter to coreboot users and maybe people who disable intel me.

Actually, I used devuan at one point with kernel 5.19 on a coreboot device with intel me disabled the 5.19.89 linux-libre-lts one.

Strangely enough, tried using it on my X230 and T430i,  after 30 minutes on each of them, it just freezes and you have to shut it down by force.

Weird stuff...

Did this with a usb installed image tho, as in it was installed on the usb.

Weird thing is, never had this problem before, till 5.19 kernel.

Point being, not sure what is going on, but be careful!

I think that might be why it works well for conferencing,  because the software using it, intentionally has more support for pipewire...

Small updatre on this, wondering,

what hardware parts are absolutely needed, for rockpro64 to work

Anyone have an answer?

Thanks in advance and also, sorry to have revive this thread, been occupied like a lot...

Huh, I thought most debian AND devuan  users knew this

Meh, w/e lol.

Seems palemoon finally got back on track...

Someone who was a part of the team was forced out of it due to them going bonkers...

A "core dev" left...

This had happened a few months prior, but I never saw reason to mention about this here...

As good as badwolf is, it still needs ublock origin like functionality or better.

And something even more effective then both versions of noscript combined, before I could use it again.

Then I will probably do so again...

Especially if bookmarks are added.

Till then, I will do what I think works best.

"Lots. OpenBSD's install71.iso will happily run in QEMU with only 128MiB of RAM. Devuan's chimaera netinstall ISO image won't even start with so little memory available.

OpenBSD is the absolute best choice for a router IMO. Accept no substitute. And don't install any ports. Base system ftw!

EDIT: and arm64 is particularly good because the OpenBSD developers have managed to remove almost all ROP gadgets:

https://www.openbsd.org/papers/asiabsdcon2019-rop-paper.pdf"
Response to @headonastick
I had a feeling bloatware in linux even on a minimal system would be bad on most arm64 supported distros...

Btw,
>Optional 802.11ac with Bluetooth 5.0 expansion module
I don't like bluetooth, for some obvious reasons, insecurity and its supposedly hazardous in other ways...
Does OpenBSD disable it by default? Also, I thought 802.11ac requires an insecurity blob to use...

Or has OpenBSD figured out a way to reverse engineer it to where it is harmless/works without any non-free blobs. In this case, I mean a freedom sense as a whole.

Oh and btw:

Is a wifi card needed in an OpenBSD router, I think it does probably right? I know this might sound very stupid to ask though.
I assume the MALI isn't needed for a router?
And, how do I connect to the device, to make wifi zones and then of course, connect other devices to them.

Btw, I assume you don't connect this to a modem directly right?

I think that sums up my other questions...

Didn't work much last I checked, but thankfully,  seems the whole UXP situation has been fixed, so I don't need abrowser anymore...

Thank God...

Seems a problem was lifted recently...

Yeah, sorry bout that, I was making mention of this, because I wondered if I could put Abrowser on Devuan/Gnuinos

But that probably is not relevant enough due to the amount of odd stuff on this  thread... my bad...

This wouldn't surprise me, minifree.org used to have a paypal hate page...

Supposedly they are the most abusive way of paying for things online.

Ah, I wondered if you were still around, I wasn't sure if you left for good or not.

I looked at this thread of yours once, on your website, the first comment to you was rude for sure but some of it made sense,
http://qgqlochekone.blogspot.com/2021/0 … mment-form

I was with him somewhat until this nonsense that he spewed in his comment:

"And another thing, increasing RAM is valid for any computer instead of your useless argument of planet resources or that 64 bits are the devil. You really suck."

Planet resources dying is an extremely huge problem, you almost wonder if having a bunch of huge data collection corporations that waste massive amounts of water, for the sake of so called protection of national security might be a probem... that being said, 64 bit is not at all a problem if people would use some common sense in the design.

Hmm...

I wonder...

Not that ram has to be a problem, its just that  efficiency is not valued enough on making all technology work efficiently.

Controlling everything seems to be many times more times important in tech sector, which may very well destroy the planet at some point.

Even Debian, has a lot of this, it is though at least good they have become more reasonable, but yeah, that person who replied to you, has an ego that makes me shiver.

Something interesting has happened of late... I don't know why, but I cannot enter their forums, only 7 possibilities exist I imagine:
1: They blocked my IP address
2: They only let members view the forum now
3: Trisquel has finally died... -_- Not sure if this will do any good for anyone...
4: They have been hacked
5: Their forums website is buggy right now
6: They are blocking certain useragents
7: Something else

I originally thought of three, but I think these are all possible,  but honestly, I think 1 and 2 and 4 are the most likely... unless they are working on their website...

More to the point, I cannot see any thread on their website...  within their forums, it all looks blank, its just rather...

Weird...

I will put it simply, as... 0 posts or threads on each category super weird.  Point being, something doesn't seem right...

Yep, I knew this like a month ago... sorry, I thought you did too.

That being said, updates have been somewhat problematic.  I think he needs to make a libre version of librewolf, ironic? yes, but it has better settings by default anyhow.

Also, icecat is too outdated/slow, to be any use...

I wish this wasn't the  case, but it is.