An adequately old slow-tech philosopher and computer nerd from Sweden. I enoy things like Alpine Linux, NetBSD, text-based software, minimalism, speciality coffee, the outdoors and running.
PS. I'm cautious with how many users that I follow. Please don't take it personal if I don't follow you.
systemd removes the last bit that ever made any sense with systemd.
https://linuxjust4u.com/linux/systemd-260-sysv-removed-linux-upgrade-guide/
Linux Just 4 Usystemd 260: SysV Removed and What Sysadmins Must Do Now - Linux Just 4 Usystemd 260 permanently removes SysV init scripts and raises the kernel baseline to 5.10. Here is what breaks, what to migrate, and how to audit your Linux servers.
@latenightlinux Why do you block tools like castget?
I really hope that someone way smarter than me, ports OpenZFS to NetBSD.
AlpineBSD is (hopefully soon™) a thing.
It's to My understating based on NetBSD, and meant to be for those who only like Alpine in Alpine Linux.
I'm now running Alpine Linux with Plasma and Wayland on my ThinkPad T14 G1.
While I like i3, I wanted something that handles fractional scaling better than X11 and i3 on this stupid combo of screen size and resolution (1080p @ 14"). I must say that Plasma with Wayland works really good for this!
I also wrote about how easy it is to install Alpine Linux and a DE like Plasma on my Swedish blog:
