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@EDX-0 Well I don't know much about autotools, but if you say cmake and autotools are both bloated, I can buy that thought process. Linux land is going towards bloat... so yeah
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and cmake isn't bloated as hell?
Idk... man.
I am very glad that my oldest computer in my possession is 64 bit...
This being said, Debian devs really didn't need to change the framework so much that they needed to ditch 32 bit. What they should have done is stop bloating their system with redhat bloat and similar instead.
@rolfie it still is a 13th gen processor. I bet it is faster than some medium grade gen 10 processors and definitely most older stuff.
@aitor cool, its about time
@rwall that sounds peculiar, but I am glad you found out the answer you needed
@rwall stable or testing?
And if unstable, that's why its happening. Its meant for developers lol.
claws and thunderbird are easiest ones I know of.
@kapqa nitrokey is the best at the moment. completely open development. Not proprietary at all.
I recommend you avoid using ceres/sid.
If you use testing, openrc would probably work for that too, but devuan unstable is just a good way to get a broken system.
If you don't know how to fix the problems that come with unstable, use testing or stable. I cannot recommend this enough.
@kappa nitrokey is better then yubikey according to what I have heard. Its completely open source or if you prefer libre.
T480 is a definite improvement over T430 and X230 too. It uses very little electricity from what i see. And at 5.0 load it barely feels hot on my chest.
I think I might actually consider supporting this project. I still prefer Xenocara as an idea, but whatever.
My disdain for wayland is growing...
synaptic doesn't work in devuan/gnuinos.
Librewolf better,. firefox has all sorts of crap enabled by default including pocket.
@EDX-0 Is there a way to make it so that I only need to press up and down to scroll? Without shift I mean. for xterm
@SteveM not at all, but I am curious what hardware you have.
@aitor actually, what are your plans for gnuinos?
Do you plan to remove dbus, avahi, networkmanager, pulseaudio, pipewire , polkit and wayland dependencies from as much stuff as possible? I assume this is just a bold thought on my part, but I was curious on what your goals are besides the libre aspect,
I currently though have gnuinos on one of my SSDs though
@fanderal huh didnt know that about xterm
NovaCustom and system76 or Nitrokey are good ones if you desire new hardware. Otherwise I would pick a librebootable t480/t480s or similar
If its a choice between xlibre and wayland, I would choose xlibre probably.
Wayland is a mess and I have a feeling it has some secret problems that redhat hasn't mentioned deliberately
@stargate-sg1-cheyenne-mtn Yes, but its still far better than the stock bios with intel me rammed completely open.
@kapqua Awesome necro dude, love it
Devuan may not do as much as I would suggest to getting rid of bloat, but even getting rid of systemd is a good start anyhow.
As for what I would remove as dependencies from packages that don't need it? Well I could say, but its off topic for now. poetterware/redhatware/freedesktop.orgware is all I will say.
Anywho glad devuan exists anyhow.
I think its common news probably now, but I will say it anyways,
T480/T480s are now supported by libreboot.
Those are 8th gen intel laptops. And if you use me clean on it in combination, which libreboot dev Leah has as a default when its flashed correctly.
Then its a VERY fast libreboot laptop.
The fastest I know of anyhow that isn't a chromebook and maybe in general.
If anyone loves such tech, I recommend you to buy one. I pondered such an idea recently.
@EDX-0 It would be nice to have something that works like sakura but with way less bloated dependencies.
It would have to have copy paste and show scrollbar as requirements. All terminals that do this require vte3 or vte2.