Responses to Coming changes in impending MX 25 release.

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Re: Responses to Coming changes in impending MX 25 release.

#211 Post by DeepDayze »

AK-47 wrote: Fri Aug 15, 2025 6:02 pmDepends on what you mean by "older". If it's older than anything that can run the current version of systemd, you may be better off with antiX as you will struggle even with a SysV MX.
Absolutely. Doesn't hurt to try the SysV MX and AntiX to see what works best for the use case.
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Re: Responses to Coming changes in impending MX 25 release.

#212 Post by fehlix »

AK-47 wrote: Fri Aug 15, 2025 6:02 pm .... such as not being able to easily tell what kind of system is installed.
I'm using this in one of my conky's to always show me what type of boot-mode and systemd or sysvinit is in use:

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#system
${font Roboto-Light:bold:pixelsize=14}${offset 12}${color3}${no_update ${if_existing /sys/firmware/efi}UEFI${else}BIOS${endif}} \
${offset 2}${color4}\
${font RobotoMono-Light:bold:pixelsize=12}${no_update ${if_existing /run/systemd/system}systemd${else}SysVinit${endif}}
Note the test in "/run/systemd/system" is hardcoded test within systemd source itself, b/c it's needed also when init itself is based on systemd, which is possible, but debian fortunately is using busybox within the init not systemd.

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Re: Responses to Coming changes in impending MX 25 release.

#213 Post by kd4e »

Isn't Devuan a systemd-free version of Debian?

I don't know if they have the personnel to manage troublesome drivers but, if so, that might resolve some hassles for sys-V users?

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Re: Responses to Coming changes in impending MX 25 release.

#214 Post by Mtrying »

Adrian wrote: Sat Aug 09, 2025 9:16 am People who use the word "woke" in a non self-referential way usually don't know what it means (or they think it means whatever they imagine it means)
Also, in my experience the Venn diagram of people who are upset they can no longer use the n-word and the people who use "woke" in this manner is almost a circle.

I would stay away from that word...
Putting up a/that flag is political. Is it allowed on this forum?

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Re: Responses to Coming changes in impending MX 25 release.

#215 Post by Adrian »

Mtrying wrote: Fri Aug 22, 2025 9:24 am
Adrian wrote: Sat Aug 09, 2025 9:16 am People who use the word "woke" in a non self-referential way usually don't know what it means (or they think it means whatever they imagine it means)
Also, in my experience the Venn diagram of people who are upset they can no longer use the n-word and the people who use "woke" in this manner is almost a circle.

I would stay away from that word...
Putting up a/that flag is political. Is it allowed on this forum?
Where you hurt by my opinion and you quoted me asking me about something that is totally not related to what I was talking about?

What does your question have to do anything to do with what I said? I haven't mentioned forum rules or flags... so xxxxx?

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Re: Responses to Coming changes in impending MX 25 release.

#216 Post by Germ »

Adrian wrote:.. so xxxxx?
From the forum rules:
...Do not use swear words, whether directly or masked with other characters...
So, does this does not apply in this case?
calm down.... it's only ones and zeroes...
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Re: Responses to Coming changes in impending MX 25 release.

#217 Post by Eadwine Rose »

This thread is veering off topic, please get back on it. Know this is monitored, there is no need to point things out. If you want to put attention on something, hit the report button (the !). Thank you for your attention.
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Re: Responses to Coming changes in impending MX 25 release.

#218 Post by j2mcgreg »

@Mtrying wrote:
Putting up a/that flag is political. Is it allowed on this forum?
Look closer. It's not a flag (although it might resemble one at a casual glance). It's actually a picture of a wheat field under a blue sky. A scene that would be common in western Canada or the mid-west USA. As such it is an acceptable image.
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Re: Responses to Coming changes in impending MX 25 release.

#219 Post by Mtrying »

j2mcgreg wrote: Fri Aug 22, 2025 11:34 am @Mtrying wrote:
Putting up a/that flag is political. Is it allowed on this forum?
Look closer. It's not a flag (although it might resemble one at a casual glance). It's actually a picture of a wheat field under a blue sky. A scene that would be common in western Canada or the mid-west USA. As such it is an acceptable image.
yeah.. sure..

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Re: Responses to Coming changes in impending MX 25 release.

#220 Post by daemonspudguy »

Germ wrote: Fri Aug 22, 2025 11:02 am
Adrian wrote:.. so xxxxx?
From the forum rules:
...Do not use swear words, whether directly or masked with other characters...
So, does this does not apply in this case?
Also from the forum rules is this
The Rules will be interpreted by the Moderators and Administrators in specific cases. They are not all-inclusive and the Forum Staff has the right to moderate posts with discretion in all cases and also have the discretion to Ban users immediately.
Adrian wrote: Fri Aug 22, 2025 10:41 am
Mtrying wrote: Fri Aug 22, 2025 9:24 am
Adrian wrote: Sat Aug 09, 2025 9:16 am People who use the word "woke" in a non self-referential way usually don't know what it means (or they think it means whatever they imagine it means)
Also, in my experience the Venn diagram of people who are upset they can no longer use the n-word and the people who use "woke" in this manner is almost a circle.

I would stay away from that word...
Putting up a/that flag is political. Is it allowed on this forum?
Where you hurt by my opinion and you quoted me asking me about something that is totally not related to what I was talking about?

What does your question have to do anything to do with what I said? I haven't mentioned forum rules or flags... so xxxxx?
And also even if it was specifically a Ukrainian flag, how exactly is Ukraine existing itself overly political?
Anyways, offtopic stuff over. I just needed to get that off my chest.

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