Neko the gameri hate that it's very often like this
foggyWell the solution here is to just use the superior distro, naturally.
This post will surely upset nobody.
Midnight Wolfthe superior distro
Finally, puppy linux is getting the recognition it deserves
NightoftheLemmyPuppy ftw
zaphI ordered something from someone awhile back and it came with a free flash drive in the shape of a credit card. It had pictures of puppies on it so naturally it’s a puppy linux drive now.
This is entirely irrelevant but hopefully someone gets a smile out of it.
flash drive shaped like a credit card
Wait, what?
pimento64Thin, credit-card-sized USB drives are a popular promotional gimmick because they have a practical use but also have a large surface area for promoting your brand. Most often given out as vendor gifts.
Weird, but interesting!
xigoiIf you donate to the FSF, you get a member card with pre-installed Linux.
and GNU?
I think you mean Hannah Montana Linux.
spittingimagePuppy’s awesome. I’ve used it on a laptop so old I had to install a bootloader in the MBR so it would boot from USB.
Dave.Red Hat 5.0 for lyfe.
Kernel 2.0.36 represent! ✊
You’re right! If a deb file exists then surely it’s in the AUR. ABS will repackage it seamlessly for you and then install it directly with Pacman.
TRIGGERED
Btw I use Arch
is there a way to make it work like a rolling release of sorts? i’d want to use debian, but i don’t want to stay with old packages and wait 2 years for an update
You could just go with Debian unstable. I rarely ran into issues while running it in a rolling release style.
Debian testing might also work for you. But it will have a freeze window before each release.
this_is_routerAs will have debian unstable. That’s the way it goes, for a few months every few years it slows down until the new stable gets released. Testing is just 10 days after unstable to avoid the biggest bugs.
Never had big problems with debian unstable in 15 years though, as long as you use apt-listbugs
You could use debian testing. It’s a somewhat “rolling-release” model. You will get more up to date packages with more stability too.
You could also use unstable, but I wouldn’t recommend it personally.
sparky Linux is based on Debian and it has stable and rolling release
agent_flounderLinux mint ftw
Avid AmoebaSavage.
DasnapWhen did TempleOS start supporting .deb files?
asudoxAgreed. Debian Linux is just a children distro with a fibonacci logo that god created.
BRB. Sharpening my teeth.
Most of such packages, be it deb rpm or really whatever, have their AUR entry, install and run fine on Arch.