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inserting the magnets was pure comedy.
inserting the magnets was pure comedy.
haven’t testet, but looks like there are bookworm i386 isos.
https://cdimage.debian.org/debian-cd/current/i386/iso-cd/
antix never let me down…
looks like they have an i386 iso.
http://ftp.halifax.rwth-aachen.de/mxlinux/isos/ANTIX/Final/antiX-23.1/
for older hardware i always stick to antix.
might be a broken config.fish
bavaria doing bavaria things…
lets see how the north handles it…
inbox going brrr…
except that microsoft headquarter moved near munich after they moved back to windows.
bavaria… we are different.
good point
but octoprint was more of an example. not the best, for sure
that looks promising.
guess i’ll take a look at caddy.
thank you very much.
opensuse always had a special place in my heart. it was the first “linux” i successfully installed 17 (welp) years ago. with kde desktop, wich became my goto desktop. both are based in germany, which makes it easy for me to support local open source organisations.
my notebook is running tumbleweed for over 2 years now and i had no problem at all.
for the switch, tho, i’d stick to an ubuntu based distro. there are ubuntu tutorials for litterly everything. i guess mint might be a solid choice. the debian edition is also cool. for the moment, you don’t need a rolling release. you’ll install another distro before eol either because you wrecked your current one, or you want to “try something else”.
if possible, have a sepperate disc (at least partition) for your home folder.
and always keep in mind:
no backup, no merci. =]
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and i’m thinking about switching to doas.
their goal was to get rid of the google wifi.
so i’d get an openwrt box, hook that to the isp modem and call it a day.