Well, if there are issues like even in normal upgrade, it’s better not to jump on a thing like this.
Still, it’s good to know that this is technically possible, though it’s not for a lazy person who just wants to update his server. Gotta check Debian changelog.
I know what I’m doing but looking at every comment here, it’s not a wise thing to do it seems. So casual or not 11 > 12 > 13 is the proper and most likely still the easiest way. It’s a good thing that I asked before doing some potentially mad thing.
Yeah, that makes sense. Major changes in software are no joke. If it wasn’t my actual server I could’ve tried it though, could be a fun thing to pass time.
How is this related to Gnome though? Adwaita for Steam is a third-party Steam client theme that only modifies CSS. This might be a coincidence but I don’t know at this point.
It’s possible that Adwaita for Steam causing VAC issues now. I suddenly started getting VAC warnings on CS2 and it didn’t go until disabling Adwaita for Steam.
Edit: False alarm! I tried again by using the theme and it was fine this time. Apparently it was a weird coincidence.
I think I’ve seen this story before. :P
To be fair, it’s OK. Just you might want to check out EndeavourOS when you need to format your PC again.
Yeah, I never needed Spotify. It’s either my friends recommend me something or I make my own research, since I like music from many different countries. Sure I don’t randomly learn new ones much but that’s okay.
It seems we have quite different tastes but appreciated the effort. I listened the half of the first song for first 3, Shellac’s music is really good (listened 3 songs) but not fond of the soloist or the lyrics. I listen Fiona Apple time to time but I always find her covers much better than her own songs, so there is that. KNOWER seems fun, I don’t prefer to listen swearing in songs, but they are fun. Actually I’d like to hear more, especially if you know something similar to what I like in your repertoire. <3
Not gonna share full albums here but gotta share what I like, I’ll try to be broad as possible. All of them I like to listen as a whole album.
Are they popular because people actually like them, I wonder. Because some of them are really really bad, they’re far from being art.
But yes, every age has their own gems to discover.
That’s my nostalgia talking but what I hear in public is bad, I mean in malls, stores, shops etc. maybe they have a bad taste though. By the way I said the industry sucks not the music. Because of the industry, they’re much shorter now (thanks to Spotify I guess), I hardly find a 45 minutes album with whole great tracks.
I guess I can be proud of not getting into Spotify at the first place. Instead of discovering new music, I discover older ones which I find more reliable since new music industry mostly suck. Oh, also Bandcamp is fine for discovering indie.
Yeah, I tried different workarounds to fix it (and one time I was really close) but that wasn’t good for my productivity so I postponed using River. I’ll get back some time later, probably the bug would be already gone too.
Anyway, while Niri is cool, it isn’t for me. Haven’t heard of MaoMaoWM before but it seems the name changed into MangoWC. However it seems like BSPWM with more juice, which I liked. Added to my stars and will follow its development, just like I do with River.
I used i3 many years before bspwm but when I learned about bspwm I never went back to i3. I can say the same with Sway, I tried it but it’s essentially i3. When there is River, I wouldn’t use it. :)
Yeah, it’s quite fun to meddle with River. I had to switch to KDE because I had a bug with various FPS on my dual monitor setup. Not River related but since River doesn’t intervene with that I had to use programs like way-displays etc. Other than this I actually miss River, my scripts. I don’t have that bug on KDE so currently that’s where I’m staying. At least I managed to make KDE exactly like a WM, so not gonna complain, other than the bloat. :)
River is brilliant. Hope more distros come pre-installed (and configured) with it.
It’s been a while since I used River but it’s great to see that they provide an example init after the first installation now. Setting everything from scratch was kinda tough at first but once everything is set, it was great to use. Well, after using bspwm for years, River was a logical upgrade for me. I guess the hardest part was the direct transition of my polybar config into waybar config, but that’s not directly River related.
To be fair you don’t need Wayland for any of those tasks. I think I would suggest antiX here. It’s surprisingly highly customizable as well.
By the way I think Wayland would work on that hardware, possibly with something like River. But unless you find yourself dotfiles, the learning curve is kinda steep.
Your guess is correct. It should be 2007 or so. :)
Sometimes I forget it’s been that long ago. -_-
Wow, seriously who tf uses Windows home server?
It’s a headless server, so I’m thinking “how bad could it be” but I would be more cautious.