I hadn’t considered Trixie. Regular Backports is at 6.13, is Trixie ar 6.14?

Pleeaaasssee get kernel 6.14 in, or at least to Backports. I’ve been doing work to support the new dual screen Zenbook Pro in Linux, and I’m having to do it with Ubuntu 25.10 because Backports only goes to 6.13. Though my trusty remove-snap script still works.

I too, was a Slackware floppy fan.

If not, rebrand and distribute. This is the most important thing to this project.

One boot USB to rule them all. Just copy ISOs to it, and boot to a menu of ISOs.

Switched from Ubuntu to Debian this year. With one extra GNOME package install, its basically the same without snaps, so perfect for me.

@trk@aussie.zone @ing since you mentioned Ubuntu. I also switched from Ubuntu Server to Debian for the servers, too.

Hi dad, I’m America.

Slackware in the early mid-nineties. But of course there was other Unix variants before that. And what was it called, OS/2 or something like that?

Yes, and:

You can point Immich to your photo uploads as an external library, too. Then make a cron job to rescan regularly.

That being said, I now have my old photos as external libraries and new stuff directly in Immich. After using it a while, I realized that it’s just that good.

Firefox PWAs… Wish it would be true, but seems to be some custom “Taskbar Tabs” for Windows 11.

Every time I install or configure anything, it’s done via CLI and added to a script. Makes setup a breeze.

What? There are hundreds of thousands of FOSS projects with great presentation. GIMP is the exception these days, not the rule.

I make tons of aliases. For instance my quick “got log” and “git log <branch[SS]>”:

alias gl="git log --graph --abbrev-commit --no-decorate --date=format:'%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S' --format=format:'%C(8)%>|(16)%h  %C(7)%ad  %C(8)%<(16,trunc)%an  %C(auto)%d %>|(1)%s' --all"
alias glb="git log --graph --abbrev-commit --no-decorate --date=format:'%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S' --format=format:'%C(8)%>|(16)%h  %C(7)%ad  %C(8)%<(16,trunc)%an  %C(auto)%d %>|(1)%s'"

I’m all for GIMP, but logos should be raster for sizing and SVG use, Inkscape only please 😉

Yup, Dev replied in another comment and updated it.

A lot of people commenting on this seem to have gaps in their knowledge of what happened. I highly recommend reading the linked email, as it is both short and has valuable context.

Yea, it was a really fun project to make back before there were any real options. And I’m glad the PiKVM team could expand upon it.

Somewhere along the way I lost the “based on” credit, likely whenever they fully modernized the stack. I wasn’t really keeping track, but did find it humorous when LTT said the creator complained someone based another project on them. I was like “Hmmmmmmm…” but just laughed because I didn’t make it for it to stagnate like it had been with me.

Yup, I use PiKVM, too. Fun fact, PiKVM’s first content commit is a clone of my DIY IPMI repo 😉

Look, it’s’a me: https://github.com/pikvm/pikvm/commit/70eebd5c59da26dc3f6ad56730adbb616055f4e5#diff-b335630551682c19a781afebcf4d07bf978fb1f8ac04c6bf87428ed5106870f5R4

This is why IPMI is so important.

The title is from FSFE. You clearly contribute to FOSS, which is fantastic, and while I and many others agree with you, someone who posted a comment about FSFE probably doesn’t need a novel on post-Stallman terminology…