I really enjoy Debian. I have no need for bleeding edge software releases, what I need is stability. I even run Firefox ESR 😀 It’s quite hard to brick a Debian stable installation (if not doing any extraordinary that is).

Oh yes. The actual craft of writing something down with a pencil does wonders for me to actually remembering stuff.

I’m 53. Never got the hang of typing fast on the phone, so whenever I’m in a meeting and not having my laptop with me, it’s pen and paper for me. 🙃

Dwell?

I find the web 1.0 experience rather nice.

I know that they don’t spell it with big letters on the website, but Debian is NOT a distro for new users. So why even go there?

Debian + I3 when working and Debian + KDE when slacking off. 🙃

[https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/ublock-origin/](uBlock Origin)

I think you are on the wrong Lemmy instance. I (we) are not interrested in reading about Putins version of the truth here. I think Lemmygrad has users that shares your worldview.

Ronnie James Dio.

Milk

Stargazer by Rainbow

Yes, but when HboMax launched here in Sweden there was a DRM issue in Firefox which prevented it from working. They fixed it eventually.

Throw in Git and that’s me.

I watch Netflix, HBO and Disney so yes, I’m guessing most are supported.

Progressive and djent metal

Debian

As a Linux user since 1996 or thereabouts I’ve tried most distributions. I’ve been a hardcore Gentoo ricer and “I’m using Arch btw…”. But these days stability is my main requirement and Debian fills that need perfect.

17 years on Reddit, 15 years as a registered user. I’m done with Reddit.

https://old.reddit.com/user/irqbreaker

Two weeks in on Lemmy and I’ve even set up my own instance. It feels like old Reddit and I’m loving it!

If we are talking about desktops and servers then yes and yes.

However SystemD in an embedded system with tight process serialization needs, it’s hell on earth.