rapidsvn has been removed from Debian (& Devuan) : https://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugrepo … bug=941178
you could stick with beowulf if you want to still use that..
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as for other svn gui's maybe try searching around for alternatives. i can only see anjuta by searching with apt, but never really used a gui with svn...
edit] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Compariso … on_clients

what is "darknet"? (sounds like a bad yellow press headline...)

you probably mean a tor onion service.
https://community.torproject.org/onion-services/

clonezilla is another package/livecd for cloning drives/partitions.

iirc, kde wallet has its own pass. nothing to do with root.
it usually asks for new password on first kde/plasma login/setup. if you didn't input anything on kde setup time, maybe try with blank pass/just enter(?)

another way : https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/KDE_Wa … le_KWallet

could also be just too much dust on fan. have you ever cleaned it ?

for anything else suspicious, just check processes like others suggested.

that was fast, thanks!

even though i use clear text password in /etc/msmtprc, i did try ~/.msmtprc with secret-tools and get the same error message..
reading the bug report, this seems pretty messed up...
debian dbus-user-session depends on systemd, not sure if it's coming to Devuan anytime soon (?).  MXlinux has systemd installed, so i guess that's the reason it's working there. it's probably working on antiX too, haven't tried it, but dbus-user-session is in antix repos without systemd dependency (with consolekit, not elogind).

so i got no workaround for devuan, i'd only suggest the 2nd auth method (GPG). probably better than figuring out what wrong with dbus, glib, gnome-keyring, libsecret, etc...

title is "keyrings" but your post doesn;t have any word on it.. (!?)
what's the problem? what are the error messages?
noone can advise if you don't provide some details and the actual error message.

this is debian related question..

ceres/sid has 5.10 in. so no luck with unstable repos atm...
only 3rd party repos currently offer 5.13 kernel packages for debian based distros (eg. https://xanmod.org/) or,
you can build a kernel debian package yourself from sources.. : https://kernel-team.pages.debian.net/ke … tasks.html

debian kernel probably can give more info : https://wiki.debian.org/DebianKernel

i think you just need an mda for local delivery (& mailutils provides one, iirc) .
personally, i'm using msmtp-mta to forward any local cron/other emails to my regular email address hosted online. but i never used msmtp for local delivery, not sure it works that way(?).. it's just much lighter than running a full featured MTA like exim4/postfix.

well, i migrated to network-manager and used your runit script from this thread, with some changes.. and it's running fine. (daemon logs still redirect to daemon.log, supervision logs to /var/log/runit/network-manager)
but it also doesnt start at boot, untill i restart iwd (/etc/init.d). so, i probably need another runscript for iwd this time...
i guess it's going to take some time to migrate everything to runit scripts.. i've been searching around for ideas/ runit scripts, and found this idea interesting :
https://github.com/apayne/supervision-scripts
"distro agnostic", "supervision agnostic" sounds ideal. (to me anyway).