You mean the NA/Mixed category?
Probably mostly z/OS and BS2000.
Or actually a mix between Linux and Unix.

GIMP 3.0 will come with the next Debian release.
When will that come out?
When it’s ready.
You can get a bit of an idea where in the release process we are by looking at this graph:

Where the green and blue lines dip close to zero, there was a new release.
Next release is probably planned for October 2025.

Between releases, packages are only updated when it’s relevant for security or to fix bugs.
Thunderbird and Firefox are a bit of an exception. Those programs are so complex that backporting security fixes to the current Debian version isn’t feasible. So Debian is forced to ship the new version when security issues in the current version become known.
And they’re also not needed on servers, so the reduced stability doesn’t affect them.

Sounds like a remake of Slackware.

I love this quote, thank you for that.

I disagree. I am just a lowly worker bee, but I wouldn’t switch with any of the billionaires. I have lots of things they could never even dream of:

• I know my wife loves me for me. Cause we got together when I was unemployed and facing homelessness.
• I know who my friends are.
• I don’t have enemies.
• I can go outside and take a care-free walk in the sun wherever I want, not just in spaces I own.

Trump strikes me as a deeply unhappy man. Bezos and Musk, too.
All their money and influence can’t buy them the feeling of being loved and respected for who they are.

There is one (Neonmodem), and it seems to work for some, but it never showed any posts when I tried it, and I tried it on several different distros, client versions, Lemmy accounts and home instances.

The old.lemmy.world frontend (also old… on other instances) works in links2.
There’s currently no other way to browse Lemmy in a text browser on a TTY that actually works, I’ve tried them all recently (including browsh, carbonyl, neonmodem).

Call your bank and ask them how to access your account without an Apple or Android phone.
Claim you need it for accessibility reasons.
Forcing you to use the product of one out of 2 tech corporations just to survive (for which you need a bank account) is ridiculous.

Nothing, at all.
Some things you can’t do easily in Mint, like create snapshots automatically and boot into them when something breaks.
But it’s all Linux and freely available software under the hood, and the lines between configuration, customization and forking your distro are blurry.

Sounds like Kinoite with extra steps.

Neither Russian nor Western are a race.

Ah yes, I’ve made that mistake, too.
Also, going through Synaptic and deleting everything you don’t know.

Go through all installed packages and remove “bloat”.
Add third party repositories.

Gnome. It just works out of the box and I can fly through it using the keyboard and touchpad without having to configure it first.
I’ve done the whole song and dance with tiling WMs, or going through all of KDE’s settings until it was perfect, but I just can’t be bothered anymore.

I use a Windows laptop because that’s what is supported by our infrastructure, our endpoint protection and our cybersecurity insurance.
Also, to help test changes before they are rolled out to users.

It means all the code you run is open source.
Only the Bitwarden back-end uses proprietary code, which you aren’t using when you’re self-hosting vaultwarden.

As you can plainly see by this article, no.

If you come from a country where homosexuals have to fear for their life, taking and publishing pictures like that puts you in mortal danger if your asylum claim is denied.
I’d say after providing these photos, it almost doesn’t matter whether you’re really gay.