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Just updated my Netgear R6300V2 to: DD-WRT v3.0-r36440M kongac
all good so far
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Things I've sorted today in addition to getting kids ready for their holiday.
1> deleted my LastPass account - I've been using KeePassXC for some months now and it works well with syncthing and multiple devices
2> Uninstalled Brave-Bin, not used it seriously for quite some time so got rid (QuteBrowser & Falkon now serve all my graphical browsing needs)
3> removed other unused apps installed from AUR
4> replaced Yaourt with aurman - said to handle things in a more 'correct' manor
5> sudo pacman -Qnq |pacman -S -
6> reinstalled AUR packages I actually use 'duckdns', 'nano-syntax-highlighting-git' and 'ttf-ibm-plex-git'
now I need to focus on kids holiday travel stuff, later (possibly tomorrow) I will be looking at the ZG5 and that interesting OS I located for it.
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Ive still not settled on an obscure OS for the Compaq Evo N1020v 32bit 2.4Ghz Pentium 4ht with 1gig RAM.
I have however identified a relativly obscure OS that looks interesting enough to divert my attention and install on my old Acer One ZG5 netbook.
More detail later
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@profoundlynerdy
I may have paid more attention to your statement if it was backed up with some solid math
But...
It is a capital fact that Slackware is 18 places after Arch and 15 after Debian , which is all the Alpa numeric proof required to disprove your statement, and validate my previous statement π
@mike @AndrzejL
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@AndrzejL
Arch and Debian the best two distros currently out there
@mike
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@AndrzejL
Take the glass, and the packet into the store and let slip the dogs of war !, that's how I would deal
Its a product hazard safety notice at least and a product withdrawal at most.
Ask for compensation, that shit could have killed you if it ruptured your digestive tract somewhere
@colomar
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@bob
This toot made me think of Rik Mayall not sure why.
@AshaBlue
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@besserwisser
I gotta admit that both Plan9 and Inferno are in consideration, expecisllyas I have 2 almost identical evo's that could be fun with the distributed file systems they offer
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@van
I have been, along with the waiting list too.
Im putting a shortlist together of OSs to try, Did you know Nintendo (loosely )delelop an opensource x86 OS called es? I sure as heck did not until a couple of hours ago
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@antranigv
All too mainstream for this project π, If I go BSD I would consider ΓrieBSD or MirOS which may be obscure enough
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@bob
Ooohhh, that may well be an option, and an opportunity to learn
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@van
slitaz and their Logo are cool, but like Slax is a little too mainstream for what I havening mind.
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Ok fediverse, any suggestions as to which OS I should install on a Compaq Evo N1020v 32bit 2.4Ghz Pentium 4ht with 1gig RAM.
I had earmarked it for AROS but icaros does not run well dues to the hardware
Looking for suggestions for Interesting / obscure OS's please
So far considering either Haiku, FreeDOS, ReactOS, Kolibri or OpenRisc (if there's a x86 version) although these seem a little mainstream
Boosts appreaciated
#askmastodon #askthefediverse
Jase
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