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  1. @Radixi Als ich noch meinen Ur-EeePC benutzte, warf ich auch mal einen Blick auf #PeppermintOS, nahm dann aber aus Gründen, die ich vergessen habe, #Crunchbang. Das lief sehr langsam. Erst mit #PuppyLinux kam der Winzling wieder richtig in Schwung.

    Jetzt habe ich drei #netbooks der Leistungsklasse geschenkt bekommen, der dein EeePC angehört. Auf denen werde ich PeppermintOS nochmal ausprobieren. Vielleicht taugen sie ja noch als Fileserver für Backups oder so.

    Der Bürocomputer, über den ich heute schrieb, gehört aber zu einer ganz anderen Leistungklasse. Auf dem laufen alle gängigen Linux-Distributionen. Trotzdem werden solche Computer in vielen Firmen weggeworfen – manchmal schon nach drei Jahren, wie ich hörte. Leider nimmt die @computertruhe nur noch Laptops und ähnlich mobile Computer an. Wer rettet die vielen Desktop-PCs?

  2. I have been running Debian Testing ARM on the for quite awhile; I wonder if @peppermintos Devuan ARM is different enough to warrant changing over to? Holler at your boy.

  3. I have been running Debian Testing ARM on the #Rockpro64 for quite awhile; I wonder if @peppermintos Devuan ARM is different enough to warrant changing over to? Holler at your boy.

    #ARM #SBC

  4. I have been running Debian Testing ARM on the #Rockpro64 for quite awhile; I wonder if @peppermintos Devuan ARM is different enough to warrant changing over to? Holler at your boy.

    #ARM #SBC

  5. I have been running Debian Testing ARM on the #Rockpro64 for quite awhile; I wonder if @peppermintos Devuan ARM is different enough to warrant changing over to? Holler at your boy.

    #ARM #SBC

  6. Recién mi primer #ViernesDeEscritorio del año!!! No he estado tan activo con esto como me gustaría, pero acá va.
    #htop #pfetch #PeppermintOS

  7. Recién mi primer #ViernesDeEscritorio del año!!! No he estado tan activo con esto como me gustaría, pero acá va.
    #htop #pfetch #PeppermintOS

  8. Recién mi primer #ViernesDeEscritorio del año!!! No he estado tan activo con esto como me gustaría, pero acá va.
    #htop #pfetch #PeppermintOS

  9. Recién mi primer #ViernesDeEscritorio del año!!! No he estado tan activo con esto como me gustaría, pero acá va.
    #htop #pfetch #PeppermintOS

  10. I’m back at it again…. I am trying to install on the .

    Tried and failed for a third time. I tried and that failed as well.

    I am going to try and next. If they do not work, then it is back to .

    Maybe Debian is running into issues with the laptop monitor no longer being connected 🤷

  11. I love using Debian. I think it is so interesting that so many distros have been or currently are based on Debian. While I prefer vanillia Debian, I wanted to list all of the Debian based distros (non-Ubuntu) I know of and categorize them based on what makes them unique.

    Daily Drivers (Ease of use):

    LMDE - Linux Mint + Debian, no Ubuntu, Mint polish
    MX Linux - MXTools is helpful
    Deepin - Beautiful, preconfigured desktop, from China.
    Peppermint_OS – Lightweight, cloud integrated, snappy
    Neptune - Polished KDE Plasma on stable Debian w/newer kernels.
    SpiralLinux – Pure Debian with modern defaults (Btrfs, ZRAM).
    SolydXK – Simplified XFCE/KDE desktops for stability.
    Lingmo OS / Mauna Linux / Br OS - Recent, beautiful desktops (China/Brazil)

    Modern/Atomic (Immutable):

    Vanilla OS - Atomic updates, can run Fedora/Arch apps via Apx.
    blendOS - Atomic, lets you choose DE (KDE, XFCE, etc), can install applications from other Linux distros.
    Nitrux - Immutable, no systemd (OpenRC), Maui shell, immutable, heavy reliance on AppImage

    High Performance and Gaming:

    Siduction - Rolling release based on Debian Sid.
    SparkyLinux - Great for gaming, newer drivers.
    PikaOS - Gaming with high-performance kernel opimizations.

    Multimedia/Creative:

    AV Linux (MX Edition) – Preconfigured w/low-latency kernel for audio production.

    Minimalist:

    BashCore - Ultra minimalist, branding free CLI environment.
    Slax - Modular, tiny, runs from a USB stick.

    Performance and Old Hardware (Lightweight):

    antiX - No systemd, runs on a toaster (256MB RAM)
    CrunchBang++ (#!++)- Minimalist, Debian + Openbox, continuation of original Crunchbang.
    BunsenLabs - minimalist OpenBox, keyboard centric.
    Window Maker Live - 90s NeXTSTEP look, fast, retro.
    Puppy Linux (DPup) - Runes entirely on RAM, fast.
    Elive - Enlightenment desktop, high-end looks for 20 year old hardware.
    Damn Small Linux - Stays under 700MB.
    wattOS - Low power consumption and simplicity.
    Q4OS – Trinity desktop, can mimic Windows XP/7.
    Commodore OS Vision - Retro computing aesthetic.

    Security, Privacy, and Stealth:

    Qubes OS - Isolates everything inside Xen VMs, has Debian and Fedora as default templates.
    Tails - Amnesic "Snowden" OS, leaves no trace on hardware.
    Whonix - Extreme privacy via dual-VM gateway/workstation.
    Kodachi - Hardened, pre-routed live OS alternative to Tails.
    Septor – Surf the web anonymously.
    Kicksecure - Hardened Debian layer (the base for Whonix).

    IT and SysAdmin Toolbox:

    Kali Linux/Parrot OS - "Hackerman" suites for penetration testing.
    GParted Live/Dr. Parted - Disk partitioning
    Grml/Finnix/Knoppix - "Oh Shit Buttons", emergency ktis for broken PCs.
    SysLinuxOS/Kaisen - Built for network admins and system integrators.

    Servers, Cloud, and Self Hosting:

    Proxmox VE - Server, machine host for VMs
    TrueNAS Scale - NAS, built for ZFS storage and applications.
    OpenMediaVault - Turns old hardwrae into NAS
    umbrelOS/StartOS/YunoHost - self-host your own cloud.
    Univention (UCS) - Professional Debian for corporate identity mangement.

    Network & Radio Engineering:

    Live Raizo – Specialized lab environment for network admins to simulate and experiment with complex network topologies (integrated with GNS3).
    Skywave Linux – Built for Software Defined Radio (SDR) and shortwave enthusiasts. Preconfigured with specific drivers and software needed to communicate on the airwaves.
    VyOS – Network OS for routers and firewalls.

    Embedded, IoT, and Media:

    Raspberry Pi OS - OS specifically for Raspberry Pi
    DietPi - lightweight, optimized base for hobbyist boards.
    OSMC - Turn hardware into dedicated Kodi media center.
    LinuxCNC - Controls heavy machinery and 3D printers.

    Mobile Distros:

    Mobian - Debian for phones and tablets.
    PureOS - FSF endorsed, famous for Librem 5 convergence.
    Droidian - Allows Debian to run on standard Android hardware.
    LuneOS - Spiritual successor to Palm webOS.
    FuriOS – OS for the FuriLabs FLX1, includes Waydroid.

    Philosopy and Geopolitics:

    Devuan - Protest against systemd
    Endless OS/Emmabuntüs - Built for schools and developing world.
    Astra/BOSS/Pardus/UOS - State sponsored distros (RU,IN,TR,CN).
    openKylin - Community version of China's Kylin OS.

    You could also consider Debian Pureblends, like Debian Med and Debian Edu.

    Did I miss any? Please let me know, I will edit the list. Thank you!

    #Debian #GNULinux #GNU #Linux #Privacy #SysAdmin #Tech #OpenSource #LMDE #LinuxMint #Mint #MXLinux #Deepin #PeppermintOS #antiX #SparkyLinux #BunsenLabs #Elive #AVLinux #NeptuneOS #KaliLinux #Kali #Tails #Whonix #Proxmox #OpenMediaVault #GRML #FINNIX #Knoppix #RaspberryPi #Pi #VyOS #Devuan #PureOS #Nitrux #EndlessOS #Emmabuntüs #Siduction #Bashcore #VanillaOS #TrueNAS #TrueNASScale #WindowMakerLive #Neptune #blendOS #crunchbang #Mobian #Droidian #FuriOS #LuneOS #Slax

  12. I love using Debian. I think it is so interesting that so many distros have been or currently are based on Debian. While I prefer vanillia Debian, I wanted to list all of the Debian based distros (non-Ubuntu) I know of and categorize them based on what makes them unique.

    Daily Drivers (Ease of use):

    LMDE - Linux Mint + Debian, no Ubuntu, Mint polish
    MX Linux - MXTools is helpful
    Deepin - Beautiful, preconfigured desktop, from China.
    Peppermint_OS – Lightweight, cloud integrated, snappy
    Neptune - Polished KDE Plasma on stable Debian w/newer kernels.
    SpiralLinux – Pure Debian with modern defaults (Btrfs, ZRAM).
    SolydXK – Simplified XFCE/KDE desktops for stability.
    Lingmo OS / Mauna Linux / Br OS - Recent, beautiful desktops (China/Brazil)

    Modern/Atomic (Immutable):

    Vanilla OS - Atomic updates, can run Fedora/Arch apps via Apx.
    blendOS - Atomic, lets you choose DE (KDE, XFCE, etc), can install applications from other Linux distros.
    Nitrux - Immutable, no systemd (OpenRC), Maui shell, immutable, heavy reliance on AppImage

    High Performance and Gaming:

    Siduction - Rolling release based on Debian Sid.
    SparkyLinux - Great for gaming, newer drivers.
    PikaOS - Gaming with high-performance kernel opimizations.

    Multimedia/Creative:

    AV Linux (MX Edition) – Preconfigured w/low-latency kernel for audio production.

    Minimalist:

    BashCore - Ultra minimalist, branding free CLI environment.
    Slax - Modular, tiny, runs from a USB stick.

    Performance and Old Hardware (Lightweight):

    antiX - No systemd, runs on a toaster (256MB RAM)
    CrunchBang++ (#!++)- Minimalist, Debian + Openbox, continuation of original Crunchbang.
    BunsenLabs - minimalist OpenBox, keyboard centric.
    Window Maker Live - 90s NeXTSTEP look, fast, retro.
    Puppy Linux (DPup) - Runes entirely on RAM, fast.
    Elive - Enlightenment desktop, high-end looks for 20 year old hardware.
    Damn Small Linux - Stays under 700MB.
    wattOS - Low power consumption and simplicity.
    Q4OS – Trinity desktop, can mimic Windows XP/7.
    Commodore OS Vision - Retro computing aesthetic.

    Security, Privacy, and Stealth:

    Qubes OS - Isolates everything inside Xen VMs, has Debian and Fedora as default templates.
    Tails - Amnesic "Snowden" OS, leaves no trace on hardware.
    Whonix - Extreme privacy via dual-VM gateway/workstation.
    Kodachi - Hardened, pre-routed live OS alternative to Tails.
    Septor – Surf the web anonymously.
    Kicksecure - Hardened Debian layer (the base for Whonix).

    IT and SysAdmin Toolbox:

    Kali Linux/Parrot OS - "Hackerman" suites for penetration testing.
    GParted Live/Dr. Parted - Disk partitioning
    Grml/Finnix/Knoppix - "Oh Shit Buttons", emergency ktis for broken PCs.
    SysLinuxOS/Kaisen - Built for network admins and system integrators.

    Servers, Cloud, and Self Hosting:

    Proxmox VE - Server, machine host for VMs
    TrueNAS Scale - NAS, built for ZFS storage and applications.
    OpenMediaVault - Turns old hardwrae into NAS
    umbrelOS/StartOS/YunoHost - self-host your own cloud.
    Univention (UCS) - Professional Debian for corporate identity mangement.

    Network & Radio Engineering:

    Live Raizo – Specialized lab environment for network admins to simulate and experiment with complex network topologies (integrated with GNS3).
    Skywave Linux – Built for Software Defined Radio (SDR) and shortwave enthusiasts. Preconfigured with specific drivers and software needed to communicate on the airwaves.
    VyOS – Network OS for routers and firewalls.

    Embedded, IoT, and Media:

    Raspberry Pi OS - OS specifically for Raspberry Pi
    DietPi - lightweight, optimized base for hobbyist boards.
    OSMC - Turn hardware into dedicated Kodi media center.
    LinuxCNC - Controls heavy machinery and 3D printers.

    Mobile Distros:

    Mobian - Debian for phones and tablets.
    PureOS - FSF endorsed, famous for Librem 5 convergence.
    Droidian - Allows Debian to run on standard Android hardware.
    LuneOS - Spiritual successor to Palm webOS.
    FuriOS – OS for the FuriLabs FLX1, includes Waydroid.

    Philosopy and Geopolitics:

    Devuan - Protest against systemd
    Endless OS/Emmabuntüs - Built for schools and developing world.
    Astra/BOSS/Pardus/UOS - State sponsored distros (RU,IN,TR,CN).
    openKylin - Community version of China's Kylin OS.

    You could also consider Debian Pureblends, like Debian Med and Debian Edu.

    Did I miss any? Please let me know, I will edit the list. Thank you!

    #Debian #GNULinux #GNU #Linux #Privacy #SysAdmin #Tech #OpenSource #LMDE #LinuxMint #Mint #MXLinux #Deepin #PeppermintOS #antiX #SparkyLinux #BunsenLabs #Elive #AVLinux #NeptuneOS #KaliLinux #Kali #Tails #Whonix #Proxmox #OpenMediaVault #GRML #FINNIX #Knoppix #RaspberryPi #Pi #VyOS #Devuan #PureOS #Nitrux #EndlessOS #Emmabuntüs #Siduction #Bashcore #VanillaOS #TrueNAS #TrueNASScale #WindowMakerLive #Neptune #blendOS #crunchbang #Mobian #Droidian #FuriOS #LuneOS #Slax

  13. I love using Debian. I think it is so interesting that so many distros have been or currently are based on Debian. While I prefer vanillia Debian, I wanted to list all of the Debian based distros (non-Ubuntu) I know of and categorize them based on what makes them unique.

    Daily Drivers (Ease of use):

    LMDE - Linux Mint + Debian, no Ubuntu, Mint polish
    MX Linux - MXTools is helpful
    Deepin - Beautiful, preconfigured desktop, from China.
    Peppermint_OS – Lightweight, cloud integrated, snappy
    Neptune - Polished KDE Plasma on stable Debian w/newer kernels.
    SpiralLinux – Pure Debian with modern defaults (Btrfs, ZRAM).
    SolydXK – Simplified XFCE/KDE desktops for stability.
    Lingmo OS / Mauna Linux / Br OS - Recent, beautiful desktops (China/Brazil)

    Modern/Atomic (Immutable):

    Vanilla OS - Atomic updates, can run Fedora/Arch apps via Apx.
    blendOS - Atomic, lets you choose DE (KDE, XFCE, etc), can install applications from other Linux distros.
    Nitrux - Immutable, no systemd (OpenRC), Maui shell, immutable, heavy reliance on AppImage

    High Performance and Gaming:

    Siduction - Rolling release based on Debian Sid.
    SparkyLinux - Great for gaming, newer drivers.
    PikaOS - Gaming with high-performance kernel opimizations.

    Multimedia/Creative:

    AV Linux (MX Edition) – Preconfigured w/low-latency kernel for audio production.

    Minimalist:

    BashCore - Ultra minimalist, branding free CLI environment.
    Slax - Modular, tiny, runs from a USB stick.

    Performance and Old Hardware (Lightweight):

    antiX - No systemd, runs on a toaster (256MB RAM)
    CrunchBang++ (#!++)- Minimalist, Debian + Openbox, continuation of original Crunchbang.
    BunsenLabs - minimalist OpenBox, keyboard centric.
    Window Maker Live - 90s NeXTSTEP look, fast, retro.
    Puppy Linux (DPup) - Runes entirely on RAM, fast.
    Elive - Enlightenment desktop, high-end looks for 20 year old hardware.
    Damn Small Linux - Stays under 700MB.
    wattOS - Low power consumption and simplicity.
    Q4OS – Trinity desktop, can mimic Windows XP/7.
    Commodore OS Vision - Retro computing aesthetic.

    Security, Privacy, and Stealth:

    Qubes OS - Isolates everything inside Xen VMs, has Debian and Fedora as default templates.
    Tails - Amnesic "Snowden" OS, leaves no trace on hardware.
    Whonix - Extreme privacy via dual-VM gateway/workstation.
    Kodachi - Hardened, pre-routed live OS alternative to Tails.
    Septor – Surf the web anonymously.
    Kicksecure - Hardened Debian layer (the base for Whonix).

    IT and SysAdmin Toolbox:

    Kali Linux/Parrot OS - "Hackerman" suites for penetration testing.
    GParted Live/Dr. Parted - Disk partitioning
    Grml/Finnix/Knoppix - "Oh Shit Buttons", emergency ktis for broken PCs.
    SysLinuxOS/Kaisen - Built for network admins and system integrators.

    Servers, Cloud, and Self Hosting:

    Proxmox VE - Server, machine host for VMs
    TrueNAS Scale - NAS, built for ZFS storage and applications.
    OpenMediaVault - Turns old hardwrae into NAS
    umbrelOS/StartOS/YunoHost - self-host your own cloud.
    Univention (UCS) - Professional Debian for corporate identity mangement.

    Network & Radio Engineering:

    Live Raizo – Specialized lab environment for network admins to simulate and experiment with complex network topologies (integrated with GNS3).
    Skywave Linux – Built for Software Defined Radio (SDR) and shortwave enthusiasts. Preconfigured with specific drivers and software needed to communicate on the airwaves.
    VyOS – Network OS for routers and firewalls.

    Embedded, IoT, and Media:

    Raspberry Pi OS - OS specifically for Raspberry Pi
    DietPi - lightweight, optimized base for hobbyist boards.
    OSMC - Turn hardware into dedicated Kodi media center.
    LinuxCNC - Controls heavy machinery and 3D printers.

    Mobile Distros:

    Mobian - Debian for phones and tablets.
    PureOS - FSF endorsed, famous for Librem 5 convergence.
    Droidian - Allows Debian to run on standard Android hardware.
    LuneOS - Spiritual successor to Palm webOS.
    FuriOS – OS for the FuriLabs FLX1, includes Waydroid.

    Philosopy and Geopolitics:

    Devuan - Protest against systemd
    Endless OS/Emmabuntüs - Built for schools and developing world.
    Astra/BOSS/Pardus/UOS - State sponsored distros (RU,IN,TR,CN).
    openKylin - Community version of China's Kylin OS.

    You could also consider Debian Pureblends, like Debian Med and Debian Edu.

    Did I miss any? Please let me know, I will edit the list. Thank you!

    #Debian #GNULinux #GNU #Linux #Privacy #SysAdmin #Tech #OpenSource #LMDE #LinuxMint #Mint #MXLinux #Deepin #PeppermintOS #antiX #SparkyLinux #BunsenLabs #Elive #AVLinux #NeptuneOS #KaliLinux #Kali #Tails #Whonix #Proxmox #OpenMediaVault #GRML #FINNIX #Knoppix #RaspberryPi #Pi #VyOS #Devuan #PureOS #Nitrux #EndlessOS #Emmabuntüs #Siduction #Bashcore #VanillaOS #TrueNAS #TrueNASScale #WindowMakerLive #Neptune #blendOS #crunchbang #Mobian #Droidian #FuriOS #LuneOS #Slax

  14. I love using Debian. I think it is so interesting that so many distros have been or currently are based on Debian. While I prefer vanillia Debian, I wanted to list all of the Debian based distros (non-Ubuntu) I know of and categorize them based on what makes them unique.

    Daily Drivers (Ease of use):

    LMDE - Linux Mint + Debian, no Ubuntu, Mint polish
    MX Linux - MXTools is helpful
    Deepin - Beautiful, preconfigured desktop, from China.
    Peppermint_OS – Lightweight, cloud integrated, snappy
    Neptune - Polished KDE Plasma on stable Debian w/newer kernels.
    SpiralLinux – Pure Debian with modern defaults (Btrfs, ZRAM).
    SolydXK – Simplified XFCE/KDE desktops for stability.
    Lingmo OS / Mauna Linux / Br OS - Recent, beautiful desktops (China/Brazil)

    Modern/Atomic (Immutable):

    Vanilla OS - Atomic updates, can run Fedora/Arch apps via Apx.
    blendOS - Atomic, lets you choose DE (KDE, XFCE, etc), can install applications from other Linux distros.
    Nitrux - Immutable, no systemd (OpenRC), Maui shell, immutable, heavy reliance on AppImage

    High Performance and Gaming:

    Siduction - Rolling release based on Debian Sid.
    SparkyLinux - Great for gaming, newer drivers.
    PikaOS - Gaming with high-performance kernel opimizations.

    Multimedia/Creative:

    AV Linux (MX Edition) – Preconfigured w/low-latency kernel for audio production.

    Minimalist:

    BashCore - Ultra minimalist, branding free CLI environment.
    Slax - Modular, tiny, runs from a USB stick.

    Performance and Old Hardware (Lightweight):

    antiX - No systemd, runs on a toaster (256MB RAM)
    CrunchBang++ (#!++)- Minimalist, Debian + Openbox, continuation of original Crunchbang.
    BunsenLabs - minimalist OpenBox, keyboard centric.
    Window Maker Live - 90s NeXTSTEP look, fast, retro.
    Puppy Linux (DPup) - Runes entirely on RAM, fast.
    Elive - Enlightenment desktop, high-end looks for 20 year old hardware.
    Damn Small Linux - Stays under 700MB.
    wattOS - Low power consumption and simplicity.
    Q4OS – Trinity desktop, can mimic Windows XP/7.
    Commodore OS Vision - Retro computing aesthetic.

    Security, Privacy, and Stealth:

    Qubes OS - Isolates everything inside Xen VMs, has Debian and Fedora as default templates.
    Tails - Amnesic "Snowden" OS, leaves no trace on hardware.
    Whonix - Extreme privacy via dual-VM gateway/workstation.
    Kodachi - Hardened, pre-routed live OS alternative to Tails.
    Septor – Surf the web anonymously.
    Kicksecure - Hardened Debian layer (the base for Whonix).

    IT and SysAdmin Toolbox:

    Kali Linux/Parrot OS - "Hackerman" suites for penetration testing.
    GParted Live/Dr. Parted - Disk partitioning
    Grml/Finnix/Knoppix - "Oh Shit Buttons", emergency ktis for broken PCs.
    SysLinuxOS/Kaisen - Built for network admins and system integrators.

    Servers, Cloud, and Self Hosting:

    Proxmox VE - Server, machine host for VMs
    TrueNAS Scale - NAS, built for ZFS storage and applications.
    OpenMediaVault - Turns old hardwrae into NAS
    umbrelOS/StartOS/YunoHost - self-host your own cloud.
    Univention (UCS) - Professional Debian for corporate identity mangement.

    Network & Radio Engineering:

    Live Raizo – Specialized lab environment for network admins to simulate and experiment with complex network topologies (integrated with GNS3).
    Skywave Linux – Built for Software Defined Radio (SDR) and shortwave enthusiasts. Preconfigured with specific drivers and software needed to communicate on the airwaves.
    VyOS – Network OS for routers and firewalls.

    Embedded, IoT, and Media:

    Raspberry Pi OS - OS specifically for Raspberry Pi
    DietPi - lightweight, optimized base for hobbyist boards.
    OSMC - Turn hardware into dedicated Kodi media center.
    LinuxCNC - Controls heavy machinery and 3D printers.

    Mobile Distros:

    Mobian - Debian for phones and tablets.
    PureOS - FSF endorsed, famous for Librem 5 convergence.
    Droidian - Allows Debian to run on standard Android hardware.
    LuneOS - Spiritual successor to Palm webOS.
    FuriOS – OS for the FuriLabs FLX1, includes Waydroid.

    Philosopy and Geopolitics:

    Devuan - Protest against systemd
    Endless OS/Emmabuntüs - Built for schools and developing world.
    Astra/BOSS/Pardus/UOS - State sponsored distros (RU,IN,TR,CN).
    openKylin - Community version of China's Kylin OS.

    You could also consider Debian Pureblends, like Debian Med and Debian Edu.

    Did I miss any? Please let me know, I will edit the list. Thank you!

    #Debian #GNULinux #GNU #Linux #Privacy #SysAdmin #Tech #OpenSource #LMDE #LinuxMint #Mint #MXLinux #Deepin #PeppermintOS #antiX #SparkyLinux #BunsenLabs #Elive #AVLinux #NeptuneOS #KaliLinux #Kali #Tails #Whonix #Proxmox #OpenMediaVault #GRML #FINNIX #Knoppix #RaspberryPi #Pi #VyOS #Devuan #PureOS #Nitrux #EndlessOS #Emmabuntüs #Siduction #Bashcore #VanillaOS #TrueNAS #TrueNASScale #WindowMakerLive #Neptune #blendOS #crunchbang #Mobian #Droidian #FuriOS #LuneOS #Slax

  15. #Peppermint próximamente se basará en #Void, si amo a Peppermint ahora mucho más. Las dos distros que uso, van a ser una sola muy pronto. Estoy muy entusiasmado por esto.
    peppermintos.com/2025/02/our-p

  16. I love using Debian. I think it is so interesting that so many distros have been or currently are based on Debian. While I prefer vanillia Debian, I wanted to list all of the Debian based distros (non-Ubuntu) I know of and categorize them based on what makes them unique.

    Daily Drivers (Ease of use):

    LMDE - Linux Mint + Debian, no Ubuntu, Mint polish
    MX Linux - MXTools is helpful
    Deepin - Beautiful, preconfigured desktop, from China.
    Peppermint_OS – Lightweight, cloud integrated, snappy
    Neptune - Polished KDE Plasma on stable Debian w/newer kernels.
    SpiralLinux – Pure Debian with modern defaults (Btrfs, ZRAM).
    SolydXK – Simplified XFCE/KDE desktops for stability.
    Lingmo OS / Mauna Linux / Br OS - Recent, beautiful desktops (China/Brazil)

    Modern/Atomic (Immutable):

    Vanilla OS - Atomic updates, can run Fedora/Arch apps via Apx.
    blendOS - Atomic, lets you choose DE (KDE, XFCE, etc), can install applications from other Linux distros.
    Nitrux - Immutable, no systemd (OpenRC), Maui shell, immutable, heavy reliance on AppImage

    High Performance and Gaming:

    Siduction - Rolling release based on Debian Sid.
    SparkyLinux - Great for gaming, newer drivers.
    PikaOS - Gaming with high-performance kernel opimizations.

    Multimedia/Creative:

    AV Linux (MX Edition) – Preconfigured w/low-latency kernel for audio production.

    Minimalist:

    BashCore - Ultra minimalist, branding free CLI environment.
    Slax - Modular, tiny, runs from a USB stick.

    Performance and Old Hardware (Lightweight):

    antiX - No systemd, runs on a toaster (256MB RAM)
    CrunchBang++ (#!++)- Minimalist, Debian + Openbox, continuation of original Crunchbang.
    BunsenLabs - minimalist OpenBox, keyboard centric.
    Window Maker Live - 90s NeXTSTEP look, fast, retro.
    Puppy Linux (DPup) - Runes entirely on RAM, fast.
    Elive - Enlightenment desktop, high-end looks for 20 year old hardware.
    Damn Small Linux - Stays under 700MB.
    wattOS - Low power consumption and simplicity.
    Q4OS – Trinity desktop, can mimic Windows XP/7.
    Commodore OS Vision - Retro computing aesthetic.

    Security, Privacy, and Stealth:

    Qubes OS - Isolates everything inside Xen VMs, has Debian and Fedora as default templates.
    Tails - Amnesic "Snowden" OS, leaves no trace on hardware.
    Whonix - Extreme privacy via dual-VM gateway/workstation.
    Kodachi - Hardened, pre-routed live OS alternative to Tails.
    Septor – Surf the web anonymously.
    Kicksecure - Hardened Debian layer (the base for Whonix).

    IT and SysAdmin Toolbox:

    Kali Linux/Parrot OS - "Hackerman" suites for penetration testing.
    GParted Live/Dr. Parted - Disk partitioning
    Grml/Finnix/Knoppix - "Oh Shit Buttons", emergency ktis for broken PCs.
    SysLinuxOS/Kaisen - Built for network admins and system integrators.

    Servers, Cloud, and Self Hosting:

    Proxmox VE - Server, machine host for VMs
    TrueNAS Scale - NAS, built for ZFS storage and applications.
    OpenMediaVault - Turns old hardwrae into NAS
    umbrelOS/StartOS/YunoHost - self-host your own cloud.
    Univention (UCS) - Professional Debian for corporate identity mangement.

    Network & Radio Engineering:

    Live Raizo – Specialized lab environment for network admins to simulate and experiment with complex network topologies (integrated with GNS3).
    Skywave Linux – Built for Software Defined Radio (SDR) and shortwave enthusiasts. Preconfigured with specific drivers and software needed to communicate on the airwaves.
    VyOS – Network OS for routers and firewalls.

    Embedded, IoT, and Media:

    Raspberry Pi OS - OS specifically for Raspberry Pi
    DietPi - lightweight, optimized base for hobbyist boards.
    OSMC - Turn hardware into dedicated Kodi media center.
    LinuxCNC - Controls heavy machinery and 3D printers.

    Mobile Distros:

    Mobian - Debian for phones and tablets.
    PureOS - FSF endorsed, famous for Librem 5 convergence.
    Droidian - Allows Debian to run on standard Android hardware.
    LuneOS - Spiritual successor to Palm webOS.
    FuriOS – OS for the FuriLabs FLX1, includes Waydroid.

    Philosopy and Geopolitics:

    Devuan - Protest against systemd
    Endless OS/Emmabuntüs - Built for schools and developing world.
    Astra/BOSS/Pardus/UOS - State sponsored distros (RU,IN,TR,CN).
    openKylin - Community version of China's Kylin OS.

    You could also consider Debian Pureblends, like Debian Med and Debian Edu.

    Did I miss any? Please let me know, I will edit the list. Thank you!

    #Debian #GNULinux #GNU #Linux #Privacy #SysAdmin #Tech #OpenSource #LMDE #LinuxMint #Mint #MXLinux #Deepin #PeppermintOS #antiX #SparkyLinux #BunsenLabs #Elive #AVLinux #NeptuneOS #KaliLinux #Kali #Tails #Whonix #Proxmox #OpenMediaVault #GRML #FINNIX #Knoppix #RaspberryPi #Pi #VyOS #Devuan #PureOS #Nitrux #EndlessOS #Emmabuntüs #Siduction #Bashcore #VanillaOS #TrueNAS #TrueNASScale #WindowMakerLive #Neptune #blendOS #crunchbang #Mobian #Droidian #FuriOS #LuneOS #Slax

  17. CW: #liquid life (add water with food often - not just eating solids mostly... more water-based = healthy / sustainable...

    Add Water to all food - #BetterPractices

    Like soups / juicing / blending / liquefying but more water + heating / boiling items submerged under the water as solid / partially chopped to drink)

    Make soups from everything or flavoured water from many things you have to make your food last longer.

    Search for "OTHER IDEAS" on this post (CTRL-F) to see the quick list of ideas I've done / you can try regularly without dying and maybe the opposite!

    You can eat solids but after sinking them in water first or boiling it all in a big pot and topping it up with water after each drink. The extra steps (however you like) are the key to making things last and cheating the solid food cost and weight on body suddenly. Often body just needs a top up on fuel or hot liquid (like if you're cold).

    Drink the water first like tea until there is no taste you like AND THEN ADD MORE.. then at the end EAT the solids. Heating helps bring it out but some foods like oats don't even need - the room temperature and mixing is good (drinking liquid first and adding more water, then after eating oats).

    █Water = #SavingPlanet #Saving Less #Buying - more abundant style of #Economy usnig #Water
    (less land and money strain overall).

    █Healthier in terms of digestion as body needs to break down less.
    █Body is water ( 70%+/- !) and natural replacement and regeneration for it

    Still ok to have lots of solids, just tease yourself more and more to find the right combination of crazy stuff knowing you can have it at the end
    █ almost thinking of it as dieting or
    █ cheating capitalism by having more water-fied food / liquids.

    Like a hot soup is to vegetables but for everything. I don't mean just blasting it in a blender as you can eat it too much that way... has to be separate or easy to drink without it all going.

    Must be a name for this type of submerging / milking / or soaking... :)

    Things can be put into any pot of water and ideally heated almost to boil (I have wood stove so a big pot is on all the time, but even soaking a carrot or drinking boiled carrot juice works in something small works (even carrot in a kettle)

    █ left in water is also to avoid you touching / eating it too quickly so it's also a self-check mechanism (with the water added in between to last longer or keep you moving around / not just eating from nervousness)

    █ Like tea is. Make Liquid by mixing water in everything - all foods can be done the same (or almost all)

    OTHER IDEAS:
    █ olives

    █ tomatoes chopped / blended to make base of juice

    █ beetroot (juices from jars are usually sweet so this can be diluted and so can the beetroot after - not emptying juice or drinking it all at once! Dilute!)

    █ anything in a vinegar

    █ the tea leaves from boxes nobody ever touches + bit of sugar left over - even old tea bags died or not!

    █ empty honey jar / honey combes or old jars filled with boiling water until honey or whatever in there is all gone.

    █ even with sauces (dilute)
    from over-spiced things to make less spicy (like from takeway food - often happens) but not just bland watery either (balance / push limits!)

    █ meat and chicken also ok (not my first recommendation but if you drink more meaty juices than a bag of vegetables that it better in a few ways - especially if it would go to bio trash anyway)

    █ Nettles - honestly the best and most available weed like drink best hot (like leaves of ganja, hemp, cannabis but more subtle - still a boost from it's green, and seed ok too... underestimated / dare you try boil water and let it sit or add in foods like spinach (is very close I've done half a bush in big pot and last ages and works like spinach with everything else throw in

    █ fruit whole in a pot cooked (even orange peels or citrus peels can be put into water for hot or cool drink later rather than throw away - yes even with possible pesticides)

    █ chopped cabbage (red especially or any dark food), same with diluting the supermarket juices that come with it or just half bake / boil a big piece of cabbage or all of it if you have a witches style pot / cauldron!

    █ herbs - try them all heated and unheated - cheap bags of herb can last a while (but do try nettles literally put in whole or by holding the bottom of stem and with other hand running fingers- the leaves fall into pot but stem is ok too)

    █ Kombucha style stuff (mushroom, tea fungus, yeast)
    en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kombucha

    █ cucumbers + dill (often already in jars or with all that other mini salad stuff in jar dilute / make tea from it)

    █ candy sweets plopped in water 🍬 !

    █ flowers - more petals the better in many cases and you'll know by smell and tasting raw (blue soft petals usually perfect flavourFULL)

    (last few seem more extreme but try them all or whenever you come across them and can save it for 'a test')

    Heating constantly (especially in winter) means drinking warm liquid solves the craving to get warm because you are tempted to eat solids when cold trying to get warm so instead of overloading solids trying to get the body to convert to heat inside (or from nervous loading of food), just drink and keep busy with your day knowing you can top up (thermos useful).

    A warm or hot drink in helps you last longer.

    Happy to help you setup with whatever you have around - ask with any crazy combinations as I've lived in the 'bushes' and do make things last so you can pick your level or desperation as I would like to see if I can fit that into your life too and test my experience. 🌿 🍉 🥕 :peppermintos: 🍅 :flower: 🍬