soc.octade.net is a Fediverse instance that uses the ActivityPub protocol. In other words, users at this host can communicate with people that use software like Mastodon, Pleroma, Friendica, etc. all around the world.
This server runs the snac software and there is no automatic sign-up process.
@rl_dane @adamhavelka #debian lacks the resources to replace or fork the "slop projects" such as the Linux kernel. There isn't much that can be done at the distro layer.
I don't know of the specifics, but if it's anything like previous #Debian controversies, I'm sure it's been talked to death and then the folks with deepest corporate pockets eventually win anyway.
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Following on from a recent conversation with @rl_dane about running Joy+Horton #vi in one of its three (sic!) 'open' modes on a paper terminal:
I decided to see whether any modern #termcap or #terminfo database actually had any settings anywhere for switching dot matrix printers between near-letter, draft, and letter quality modes.
#Illumos, #OpenBSD, #Debian, and #NetBSD all use the Dickey terminfo.src. #FreeBSD is the only one maintaining a different database. It is still maintaining the old BSD termcap file, in 2026.
Neither of the databases have sdrfq/snlq/snrmq or ZG/ZL/ZK capabilities in any record.
This stuff exists solely as words on a manual page (and reprints of the same in various books) and a single Usenet post by Oliver Okrongli in 1994. It's not even in the O'Reilly termcap+terminfo book.
We should prune such stuff that apparently has never really existed.
Building a immich only box thinking of going debian and btrfs any other ideas or tips?
It's a 8th gen nuc
Tia
It's a pretty good n00b distro, honestly.
But #Debian has the same problem, even moreso as even the grub font is tiny.
I think it's in the 'sysstat' package in #Debian, but I don't see it in #FreeBSD ports/pkg.
rld@Intrepid:~$ pkg search -i sysstat
libsysstat-0.4.6 Library used to query system info and statistics
libsysstat-qt6-1.1.0_3 Library used to query system info and statistics ported to qt6
xsysstats-1.51_6 System information display tool
rld@Intrepid:~$
At this point, my main reason for recommending #Fedora over #Debian is that both grub and the LUKS prompt are graphical, rather in teensy text mode. Also, Fedora lets you re-attempt the LUKS password more times before pooping you into an inscrutable (for newbies) grub recovery mode.
That may sound incredibly trivial to an old neckbeard like myself, but it's a huge difference for newbies.
I'm also now investigating #NixBook OS for newbie recommendations. I'm not in love with Nix as a distro, but massive props to @codemonkeymike for all of his efforts, in both creating that OS spin, and in serving his community by providing free laptops rescued from e-waste. That's honestly heroic shiz, may-un. ;)
OPEN SOURCE-BETRIEBSSYSTEM
Wie ein zweifacher Opa aus Wernigerode tausende Entwickler weltweit vernetzt
#Linux #Debian
‚"Schon beim Physikstudium habe ich freie Software benutzt. Das hatte große Vorteile für mich und ich habe gesehen, dass sich Probleme so sehr sinnvoll lösen lassen."
Seit 1996 läuft auf seinem Computer Debian, ein Grundsystem für Computer, vergleichbar mit Windows oder macOS. Seit 1998 arbeitet er an der Software mit. Dabei müssen sich tausende Entwickler auf der ganzen Welt selbst organisieren.
"Wir haben ein technisches Regelwerk. Darin steht, wie ein Softwarepaket aussehen muss. Und wir diskutieren per Mail und Chat."….‘