Wondering whether I want to try "MocaccinoOS":{https://www.mocaccino.org/} Desktop on this laptop. Currently, it runs a #Ubuntu flavor ( #Kubuntu ) and snapd randomly starts up and OOM kills my browser and mail client, so I want something that doesn't have Snap installed by default.
I finally burned a couple of GNU+Linux installer ISOs to DVD-R, so now I can send S her box (includes flash drive with Ventoy and about five ISOs, a !RasPi Zero 2 kit, a keyboard and mouse for it, and those two DVDs ... #Fedora and #PCLinuxOS; I downloaded #Ubuntu, but it is bigger than the DVD's capacity).
I had an opportunity to look for #Tenacity in both #Devuan and #Ubuntu / #Kubuntu ... not there yet. I still see #Audacity, and wonder now whether it contains some of the user-hostile changes that led to Tenacity and #Saucedacity forking in the first place.
My main laptop is running Kubuntu 20.04, but rather than upgrade to 22.04, I think I want to wipe it and install the latest Devuan instead. I want to default to #Devuan, with an occasional #Debian (or #Ubuntu family, or #Linux_Mint) then use other distros on an as needed basis.
I have one computer at home that runs #NixOS and one that runs #OpenSuse. I'm likely to keep the SuSE machine running that software, but NixOS is too different and too bleeding edge for someone who regularly leaves home for a year.
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Yes, I can see this being annoying. #Fedora hides the non-Gnome versions, so that most people get GNOME. Since I've hated the look and feel of GNOME ever since I first encountered it, I always look for KDE or other alternative desktops.
Prepping a flash drive and a DVD of #CentOS 8.2 to send to #sonTwo. I should probably also send #Debian or #Devuan or #Ubuntu, but if he gets the first server running, that's fine for now.
Annoying that #Ubuntu family operating systems still do not give a “use UTC” option during installation for the system timezone. Even my #Win10 laptop uses UTC.
Too many family members are in timezones other than US-Pacific. Using a local timezone is just confusing, just as using AM and PM instead of 24-hour time is.
Most #Ubuntu family OS should have 20.04.1 LTS available as of 2020-08-06. However, I checked a couple of hours ago and my 18.04 systems don’t see the update yet.
#ovirt doesn't think my VM has an IP address, but...
I am able to do #ubuntu updates. I should have grabbed to ip address before starting updates, but I guess I had updates on my mind due to the grub vulnerability