You can also install the Guix package manager on Debian.

Guix is interesting. Do you know how it avoids clashing with Debian packages?

So he should. I don’t know how he could live with himself knowing he’s allowed the guy to continue his abuse.

With or without carbon offsetting though?

“From now on we will be producing our greenhouse gases in Rwanda.”

“In other news, Labour has appointed the fox as chief advisor on chicken coops.”

Apparently that’s why there is no organic honey produced in the UK. You need to be a certain distance away from land that is sprayed with chemicals to get organic certification for your honey and nowhere in the UK is that far away.

The world has been changing fast and I think the safest advice in terms of always having work is to learn something to do with bedrock infrastructure, like plumbing or welding.

If you bang on about the election process not working and then win the election you have totally delegitimised yourself before you’ve even begun.

I am drunk. I wish you hadn’t suggested that.

So anyway, what are the pros and cons?

Why did that happen?

New linux user goes online to find out how to list installed packages in the terminal. Starts removing the ones they don’t recognise.

Blobby Volley

Shit, I’ve done that!

bypassing the package manager (especially installing with curl | sudo sh

I’ll admit that I’ve done this with a few things that I wanted to install but weren’t in my repo…

Check out Ardour for music production. You should be able to get older versions for free on most distributions or get the current version for a donation via their website.

Will I be OK updating from the Debian repo?

Thanks! Looks like a really interesting app as well.

This is awesome - nice work! Are you on Pixelfed?

Is Coreboot not fully open source?

Yeah, I’m still getting updates on my 2017 Dell Latitude!

Sweet! I might get back into it!