which honestly defeats the point of a "stable" distribution if the software provided is EoL, doesn't it?
Again, the point of a stable release model is that its packaged software doesn't have breaking changes for the lifetime of the release. Install something from those repos and it's guaranteed to run in the same way for the full lifecycle while still getting minor and security updates. So if the software you're externally layering on top of that suddenly requires new dependencies that you have to install externally too, and you don't like that, that's more a problem based on a misunderstanding of Debian than a problem with Debian.
You're coming into a discussion about two different linux release models misunderstanding both their established terminology and their purposes, and then claiming one of them is "bad" because you tried to use Debian in a way it wasn't intended to be used.
Your nvme drive has a partition table, but the backup table isn't at the end of the disk, and none of the partitions are loaded (only the parent disk, nvme0n1, shows up with lsblk, where it should show nvme0n1p1-3 under it). The partition table at the beginning is readable, but the rest might not be. Looks like it might be a failed/failing disk as you suggested, which luckily is a simple fix.
Run dmesg and look for errors related to the nvme device (dmesg | grep nvme for a quick filter).
I've been to every state and found something beautiful to love about each one, but California is the best of them by such a wide margin it isn't even a competition.
To allay any confusion like I had, DRM in this context refers to the Direct Rendering Manager, a subsystem of the linux kernel responsible for interfacing with gpus.
"The GNU Affero General Public License is a free, copyleft license for software and other kinds of works, specifically designed to ensure cooperation with the community in the case of network server software..."
I use windows 11 for work as a linux/hpc admin, as it's a mostly microsoft shop. Most of my work is done in a wsl almalinux terminal, which works fine.
The most important things I've done to make the rest of it more comfortable all come from the powertoys suite:
fancyzones, to replicate a tiling window manager (I really hate floating windows)
workspaces, to group apps and window placements so I can easily launch mail/chat/terminal/browser into predetermined places, etc
keyboard manager, to set up shortcuts to everything
run, for a keyboard-driven launcher
With all of that, if you squint and don't think about it too much, it's almost like a dreadfully slow sway desktop haha
It sucks that google changed its chatbot name from bard to gemini and drowned this cool project out in the process. It's a beautiful simple thing, and feels like the internet as it once was and should partially remain.
Does the motor/pump work at all, spraying water around inside? If yes, and there are no clogs, check the drain solenoid - it should actuate a valve that directs the pumped flow of water through the drain pipe instead of the sprayers.
If there's one thing I've learned in this post-Harambe political hellscape, it's that the democrats can always find a way to fumble a sure thing.
Again, the point of a stable release model is that its packaged software doesn't have breaking changes for the lifetime of the release. Install something from those repos and it's guaranteed to run in the same way for the full lifecycle while still getting minor and security updates. So if the software you're externally layering on top of that suddenly requires new dependencies that you have to install externally too, and you don't like that, that's more a problem based on a misunderstanding of Debian than a problem with Debian.
You're coming into a discussion about two different linux release models misunderstanding both their established terminology and their purposes, and then claiming one of them is "bad" because you tried to use Debian in a way it wasn't intended to be used.
This is wild and crazy and cyberpunk as hell and I love it.
https://bringatrailer.com/edit: I don't actually know what I'm talking about, listen to the person below me lol
Your nvme drive has a partition table, but the backup table isn't at the end of the disk, and none of the partitions are loaded (only the parent disk, nvme0n1, shows up with lsblk, where it should show nvme0n1p1-3 under it). The partition table at the beginning is readable, but the rest might not be. Looks like it might be a failed/failing disk as you suggested, which luckily is a simple fix.
Run
dmesgand look for errors related to the nvme device (dmesg | grep nvmefor a quick filter).Definitely keep troubleshooting before you spend a bunch of money on new hardware while hardware costs are astronomical.
Omarchy is just a bunch of dotfiles in a Hugo Boss trenchcoat pretending to be a linux distribution.
I've been to every state and found something beautiful to love about each one, but California is the best of them by such a wide margin it isn't even a competition.
"A new Log4j RCE vulnerability announced..."
To allay any confusion like I had, DRM in this context refers to the Direct Rendering Manager, a subsystem of the linux kernel responsible for interfacing with gpus.
The full text of the AGPL with no line breaks.
"The GNU Affero General Public License is a free, copyleft license for software and other kinds of works, specifically designed to ensure cooperation with the community in the case of network server software..."
tl;dr: AI-repackaged void linux with security theater window dressing. Just use void linux.
tl;dr: AI-repackaged void linux with security theater window dressing. Just use void linux.
I use windows 11 for work as a linux/hpc admin, as it's a mostly microsoft shop. Most of my work is done in a wsl almalinux terminal, which works fine.
The most important things I've done to make the rest of it more comfortable all come from the powertoys suite:
With all of that, if you squint and don't think about it too much, it's almost like a dreadfully slow sway desktop haha
It sucks that google changed its chatbot name from bard to gemini and drowned this cool project out in the process. It's a beautiful simple thing, and feels like the internet as it once was and should partially remain.
I use this too and it works great
Does the motor/pump work at all, spraying water around inside? If yes, and there are no clogs, check the drain solenoid - it should actuate a valve that directs the pumped flow of water through the drain pipe instead of the sprayers.
Vibe coded with history obfuscated behind a million-line initial commit:
For anyone considering touching this intentionally-misleading radioactive garbage fire with a 10-foot pole:
You should never, ever use cryptographic or security tools that do not come from reliable, reputable sources.