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Recently Distro hopped from artix open-rc kde to devuan open-rc xfce

Hey everyone! Just distrohopped from artix due to updates requiring a lot of maintenance and then one update left my system in an unbootable state. I felt it was too frequent and then it broke 😅 I have a feeling I made the right decision. However wanted to get any tips to avoid breakage if possible. I setup btrfs snapshots with snap-pac on artix. Snap-pac broke. Then I would manually create snapshots and snapshots didn't work. Ttys were also broken 😅. So hoping the debian base is more stable lol l. I'm rambling but thank you!

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u/realsilent7 — 13 hours ago
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Devuan with awesome wm, sysvinit and shed for session process and user services

could have gotten a lower memory usage but i had brave browser, steam and a game running while taking the screenshot.

for anyone who wonders what "shed" even is here's the repo: https://github.com/eylles/shed

u/-EDX- — 1 day ago
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Devuan For Gaming?

I've heard a lot of good things about devuan, especially since it doesn't use systemd. I'm curious if anyone has used or is using it for gaming. I wanna set it up so that I can use steam as well as create content using obs and kdenlive. Is it good for these kinds of activities?

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u/ImEnygma — 2 days ago
▲ 11 r/devuan+1 crossposts

Releasenotes 0.4.5-beta

Thanks to our community for sending us feedback. This helps us a lot to make MOS better and better ❤️

  • Zusätzliche Benachrichtigungen für die Installation per API zu mos-install hinzufügen
  • Logikfehler in smbd init.d beheben
  • localmaster-Optionen zu smb.conf hinzufügen
  • localmaster zur Samba-Initialisierungsdatei hinzufügen
  • Sicherstellen, dass Smart auch bei Fehlern weiterläuft
  • smartmontools-Standarddatei erstellen
  • Korrekturen für die Docker-Bereitstellung
  • Multiarch-Kompatibilität zu netbird init.d hinzufügen
  • Multiarch-Kompatibilität zu tailscale init.d hinzufügen
  • localmaster-Schlüssel zu mos/settings/network/services hinzufügen
  • Smart-Konfigurationsfehler beheben
  • Proxy-Ziele in der Vite-Konfiguration aktualisieren Testumgebung und Verbesserung der Listenelementdichte im Dateibrowser
  • Proxy-Ziele in der Vite-Konfiguration aktualisieren
  • Rollup-Optionen in der Vite-Konfiguration korrigieren
  • Vue und zugehörige Bibliotheken in package.json auf die neuesten Versionen aktualisieren
  • router/index.js für dynamische Importe zur besseren Codeaufteilung und Performance überarbeiten
  • Vite-Konfiguration verbessern, um die Chunking-Strategie für externe Bibliotheken zu optimieren
  • Unterstützung für Netbird- und Tailscale-Login/Logout in den Netzwerkeinstellungen hinzufügen
  • Suchfunktion für Docker-, LXC- und VM-Container hinzufügen
  • Unterstützung für die Anzeige und Verwaltung von Docker-Ports hinzufügen
  • Benachrichtigungseinstellungen aktualisieren und E-Mail-Anbieter hinzufügen
  • Remote-Tracking-Branch 'refs/remotes/origin/master' zusammenführen
  • Unterstützung für GRUB und Localmaster in den Einstellungen hinzufügen
  • Subreddit-Link aktualisiert

https://mos-official.net
https://docs.mos-official.net

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u/S3ppo1 — 4 days ago
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Devuan Linux with i3wm, 512MB of RAM, and a single-core CPU

I deselected all desktop environment choices, which left me at a blank TTY. From there, I installed Xorg, i3, PulseAudio, and a few tools like ffmpeg and feh. This is a virtual machine running on a 12-year-old Dell laptop. I love this cozy feeling!

u/First_Ad8230 — 7 days ago
▲ 14 r/devuan+1 crossposts

MOS - Releasenotes 0.4.4-beta

i think we are very close to our first stable version 😉

Full Log:

  • Recommend Kernel 6.18.29
  • Update MergerFS v2.42.0
  • Update mos-notify v0.1.5
  • Added multi arch compatibility to netbird init.d
  • Added multi arch compatibility to tailscale init.d
  • Added notification persistence
  • Added stop for notification init.d service
  • Added verbose arg to notify service
  • Applied logic fixes for DOCKER_CONFIG
  • Made sure to update remote Docker sha correctly on update
  • Hide output from prune
  • Cleanup untagged docker images after running mos-update_containers
  • Made sure to display no messages depending if no_autoupdate is true and where the update was triggered for docker updates
  • Added no_autoupdate to docker container updates
  • Fixed issue possibly getting wrong Docker index
  • Made sure to save sha256_remote if it is an existing container not overwrite it
  • Added no_autoupdate key to Docker deploy
  • Added a few more diagnostic files to diagnostics
  • Made sure to restart mos-notify only if config from providers change
  • Fixed issue with shares being written incorrectly
  • Added key persist_notifications to mos/settings/system endpoints
  • Added mos/settings/notification endpoints
  • Fixed issue with messages in docker websocket
  • Fixed issue with no_autoupdate not working correctly in websocket
  • Fixed issue with not updating local sha on force update from Compose Stacks
  • Added no_autoupdate to Docker
  • Added no_autoupdate to Compose
  • Fixed issue with handling docker compose yaml files not correctly in MOS Hub if extension is yml instead of yaml
  • Improved layout of IPv4 settings in network interfaces
  • Added support for MTU settings in network interfaces
  • Fixed IP addresses in ports and removed warning
  • Added support for persistent notifications
  • Added notification settings and updated UI for provider management
  • Added new options for creating docker containers and compose stacks and updated UI
  • Added support for "force update stack" option and improved error handling in multiple components
  • Added support for "no auto update" option in docker forms

mos-official.net
docs.mos-official.net

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u/S3ppo1 — 9 days ago
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Kernel update

Hi,

I'm a basic Linux user since years but I moved to Devuan last week on an old laptop for my daughters.
Basically everything is working fine I just have one question/issue.

Firstly I updated the repository in order to be at leatest version (just as I was used to do even under Debian in the past), what is new for me is that if a new Kernel version is released must be installed manually and it's not underline as update.

For example: I installed 6.19.something and then in Synaptic I found availability for 7.0.4, why the system didn't notify this new version?

To be clear: this is not an issue, if I want/need to updgrade version I can do manually but this is the first time happening

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u/LowMolasses5451 — 10 days ago