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I moved to #Debian testing (#forky) recently after #Ubuntu started to get weird.
I was prepared to deal with "there may be the occasional bug". OK, someone has to test and since I am not using it for business, I'll manage.
What caught me by surprise: some packages simply don't exist, not even in an older version, because they are blocked.
No complaints, I'll manage, just surprised and a warning to others.
Nevertheless, if there is a way to install older versions for such cases, let me know.
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I moved to #Debian testing (#forky) recently after #Ubuntu started to get weird.
I was prepared to deal with "there may be the occasional bug". OK, someone has to test and since I am not using it for business, I'll manage.
What caught me by surprise: some packages simply don't exist, not even in an older version, because they are blocked.
No complaints, I'll manage, just surprised and a warning to others.
Nevertheless, if there is a way to install older versions for such cases, let me know.
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I moved to #Debian testing (#forky) recently after #Ubuntu started to get weird.
I was prepared to deal with "there may be the occasional bug". OK, someone has to test and since I am not using it for business, I'll manage.
What caught me by surprise: some packages simply don't exist, not even in an older version, because they are blocked.
No complaints, I'll manage, just surprised and a warning to others.
Nevertheless, if there is a way to install older versions for such cases, let me know.
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I moved to #Debian testing (#forky) recently after #Ubuntu started to get weird.
I was prepared to deal with "there may be the occasional bug". OK, someone has to test and since I am not using it for business, I'll manage.
What caught me by surprise: some packages simply don't exist, not even in an older version, because they are blocked.
No complaints, I'll manage, just surprised and a warning to others.
Nevertheless, if there is a way to install older versions for such cases, let me know.
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I moved to #Debian testing (#forky) recently after #Ubuntu started to get weird.
I was prepared to deal with "there may be the occasional bug". OK, someone has to test and since I am not using it for business, I'll manage.
What caught me by surprise: some packages simply don't exist, not even in an older version, because they are blocked.
No complaints, I'll manage, just surprised and a warning to others.
Nevertheless, if there is a way to install older versions for such cases, let me know.
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Anyone proficient with #debian ?
I am working with the forky release (i.e. currently in testing) and wonder why it does not have the package geeqie which seems to be everywhere (sid, bookworm, trixie) except forky?
Apart from some specific information for the package, what general rules apply which would eject a package from the release?
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Anyone proficient with #debian ?
I am working with the forky release (i.e. currently in testing) and wonder why it does not have the package geeqie which seems to be everywhere (sid, bookworm, trixie) except forky?
Apart from some specific information for the package, what general rules apply which would eject a package from the release?
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‘Toy Story 5’ pits traditional toys vs a tablet. In real life, families can combine the two
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‘Toy Story 5’ pits traditional toys vs a tablet. In real life, families can combine the two
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Ciao, und dies ist mein aktueller KDE Plasma 6 Desktop unter Debian Testing aka Forky.. freue mich hier auf nette neue Kontakte zu Linux User*innen..
#screenshot #debian #testing #linux #forky #kdeplasma6 #desktopcustomize -
Ciao, und dies ist mein aktueller KDE Plasma 6 Desktop unter Debian Testing aka Forky.. freue mich hier auf nette neue Kontakte zu Linux User*innen..
#screenshot #debian #testing #linux #forky #kdeplasma6 #desktopcustomize -
🔐 Debian 14 verrouille sa sécurité : vous allez pouvoir compter sur "Forky" !
https://goodtech.info/debian-14-forky-reproducible-builds-security/
> Fini les "boîtes noires" logicielles. Debian bloque désormais tout paquet binaire qui ne peut pas être reconstruit à l'identique. L'intégrité avant tout.
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🔐 Debian 14 verrouille sa sécurité : vous allez pouvoir compter sur "Forky" !
https://goodtech.info/debian-14-forky-reproducible-builds-security/
> Fini les "boîtes noires" logicielles. Debian bloque désormais tout paquet binaire qui ne peut pas être reconstruit à l'identique. L'intégrité avant tout.
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It got late and I didn’t follow this up. The installation worked. Everything worked. It ended up on Debian #Forky / Sid, I believe because there’s no official release of #Debian for #PPC, so it tracks the latest unstable. Nothing to compile, it all just worked.
It's the first device in the house to run kernel 6.19, and it's 26 years old!
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It got late and I didn’t follow this up. The installation worked. Everything worked. It ended up on Debian #Forky / Sid, I believe because there’s no official release of #Debian for #PPC, so it tracks the latest unstable. Nothing to compile, it all just worked.
It's the first device in the house to run kernel 6.19, and it's 26 years old!
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It got late and I didn’t follow this up. The installation worked. Everything worked. It ended up on Debian #Forky / Sid, I believe because there’s no official release of #Debian for #PPC, so it tracks the latest unstable. Nothing to compile, it all just worked.
It's the first device in the house to run kernel 6.19, and it's 26 years old!
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It got late and I didn’t follow this up. The installation worked. Everything worked. It ended up on Debian #Forky / Sid, I believe because there’s no official release of #Debian for #PPC, so it tracks the latest unstable. Nothing to compile, it all just worked.
It's the first device in the house to run kernel 6.19, and it's 26 years old!
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It got late and I didn’t follow this up. The installation worked. Everything worked. It ended up on Debian #Forky / Sid, I believe because there’s no official release of #Debian for #PPC, so it tracks the latest unstable. Nothing to compile, it all just worked.
It's the first device in the house to run kernel 6.19, and it's 26 years old!
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Ich war vorhin mal an meinem Debian Testing Rechner, um nach Updates zu schauen.. habe mir mal den Spaß erlaubt, Protracker zu installieren.. das war damals 1990 mein erstes Tracker Programm auf meinem damaligen Amiga 500 Computer gewesen, mit dem ich Songs komponiert hatte..später ab 1991 dann mit Oktalyzer..❤️
#debian #testing #linux #forky #protracker #amiga -
Ich war vorhin mal an meinem Debian Testing Rechner, um nach Updates zu schauen.. habe mir mal den Spaß erlaubt, Protracker zu installieren.. das war damals 1990 mein erstes Tracker Programm auf meinem damaligen Amiga 500 Computer gewesen, mit dem ich Songs komponiert hatte..später ab 1991 dann mit Oktalyzer..❤️
#debian #testing #linux #forky #protracker #amiga -
Ich war vorhin mal an meinem Debian Testing Rechner, um nach Updates zu schauen.. habe mir mal den Spaß erlaubt, Protracker zu installieren.. das war damals 1990 mein erstes Tracker Programm auf meinem damaligen Amiga 500 Computer gewesen, mit dem ich Songs komponiert hatte..später ab 1991 dann mit Oktalyzer..❤️
#debian #testing #linux #forky #protracker #amiga -
Ich war vorhin mal an meinem Debian Testing Rechner, um nach Updates zu schauen.. habe mir mal den Spaß erlaubt, Protracker zu installieren.. das war damals 1990 mein erstes Tracker Programm auf meinem damaligen Amiga 500 Computer gewesen, mit dem ich Songs komponiert hatte..später ab 1991 dann mit Oktalyzer..❤️
#debian #testing #linux #forky #protracker #amiga -
Ich war vorhin mal an meinem Debian Testing Rechner, um nach Updates zu schauen.. habe mir mal den Spaß erlaubt, Protracker zu installieren.. das war damals 1990 mein erstes Tracker Programm auf meinem damaligen Amiga 500 Computer gewesen, mit dem ich Songs komponiert hatte..später ab 1991 dann mit Oktalyzer..❤️
#debian #testing #linux #forky #protracker #amiga -
Hier paar Screenies von meinem aktuellen Debian Testing Desktop.. on the way to Forky..
#linux #debian #testing #forky #kdeplasma -
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Who Benefited from the Aisuru and Kimwolf Botnets? https://krebsonsecurity.com/2026/01/who-benefited-from-the-aisuru-and-kimwolf-botnets/ #InternetofThings(IoT) #GreyNoiseIntelligence #EthereumNameService #Ne'er-Do-WellNews #BenjaminBrundage #ALittleSunshine #FriedrichKraft #DDoS-for-Hire #CassidyHales #Plainproxies #Breadcrumbs #3XKTechGmbH #ByteConnect #ResiRackLLC #Flashpoint #JuliaLevi #Synthient #Kimwolf #Maskify #Aisuru #Forky #Linus #AT&T #Dort #Shox #Snow #XLab
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Who Benefited from the Aisuru and Kimwolf Botnets? https://krebsonsecurity.com/2026/01/who-benefited-from-the-aisuru-and-kimwolf-botnets/ #InternetofThings(IoT) #GreyNoiseIntelligence #EthereumNameService #Ne'er-Do-WellNews #BenjaminBrundage #ALittleSunshine #FriedrichKraft #DDoS-for-Hire #CassidyHales #Plainproxies #Breadcrumbs #3XKTechGmbH #ByteConnect #ResiRackLLC #Flashpoint #JuliaLevi #Synthient #Kimwolf #Maskify #Aisuru #Forky #Linus #AT&T #Dort #Shox #Snow #XLab
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Who Benefited from the Aisuru and Kimwolf Botnets? https://krebsonsecurity.com/2026/01/who-benefited-from-the-aisuru-and-kimwolf-botnets/ #InternetofThings(IoT) #GreyNoiseIntelligence #EthereumNameService #Ne'er-Do-WellNews #BenjaminBrundage #ALittleSunshine #FriedrichKraft #DDoS-for-Hire #CassidyHales #Plainproxies #Breadcrumbs #3XKTechGmbH #ByteConnect #ResiRackLLC #Flashpoint #JuliaLevi #Synthient #Kimwolf #Maskify #Aisuru #Forky #Linus #AT&T #Dort #Shox #Snow #XLab
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Who Benefited from the Aisuru and Kimwolf Botnets? https://krebsonsecurity.com/2026/01/who-benefited-from-the-aisuru-and-kimwolf-botnets/ #InternetofThings(IoT) #GreyNoiseIntelligence #EthereumNameService #Ne'er-Do-WellNews #BenjaminBrundage #ALittleSunshine #FriedrichKraft #DDoS-for-Hire #CassidyHales #Plainproxies #Breadcrumbs #3XKTechGmbH #ByteConnect #ResiRackLLC #Flashpoint #JuliaLevi #Synthient #Kimwolf #Maskify #Aisuru #Forky #Linus #AT&T #Dort #Shox #Snow #XLab
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Who Benefited from the Aisuru and Kimwolf Botnets?
https://krebsonsecurity.com/2026/01/who-benefited-from-the-aisuru-and-kimwolf-botnets/
#InternetofThings(IoT) #GreyNoiseIntelligence #EthereumNameService #Ne'er-Do-WellNews #BenjaminBrundage #ALittleSunshine #FriedrichKraft #DDoS-for-Hire #CassidyHales #Plainproxies #Breadcrumbs #3XKTechGmbH #ByteConnect #ResiRackLLC #Flashpoint #JuliaLevi #Synthient #Kimwolf #Maskify #Aisuru #Forky #Linus #AT&T #Dort #Shox #Snow #XLab
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Who Benefited from the Aisuru and Kimwolf Botnets?
https://krebsonsecurity.com/2026/01/who-benefited-from-the-aisuru-and-kimwolf-botnets/
#InternetofThings(IoT) #GreyNoiseIntelligence #EthereumNameService #Ne'er-Do-WellNews #BenjaminBrundage #ALittleSunshine #FriedrichKraft #DDoS-for-Hire #CassidyHales #Plainproxies #Breadcrumbs #3XKTechGmbH #ByteConnect #ResiRackLLC #Flashpoint #JuliaLevi #Synthient #Kimwolf #Maskify #Aisuru #Forky #Linus #AT&T #Dort #Shox #Snow #XLab
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Who Benefited from the Aisuru and Kimwolf Botnets?
https://krebsonsecurity.com/2026/01/who-benefited-from-the-aisuru-and-kimwolf-botnets/
#InternetofThings(IoT) #GreyNoiseIntelligence #EthereumNameService #Ne'er-Do-WellNews #BenjaminBrundage #ALittleSunshine #FriedrichKraft #DDoS-for-Hire #CassidyHales #Plainproxies #Breadcrumbs #3XKTechGmbH #ByteConnect #ResiRackLLC #Flashpoint #JuliaLevi #Synthient #Kimwolf #Maskify #Aisuru #Forky #Linus #AT&T #Dort #Shox #Snow #XLab
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Who Benefited from the Aisuru and Kimwolf Botnets?
https://krebsonsecurity.com/2026/01/who-benefited-from-the-aisuru-and-kimwolf-botnets/
#InternetofThings(IoT) #GreyNoiseIntelligence #EthereumNameService #Ne'er-Do-WellNews #BenjaminBrundage #ALittleSunshine #FriedrichKraft #DDoS-for-Hire #CassidyHales #Plainproxies #Breadcrumbs #3XKTechGmbH #ByteConnect #ResiRackLLC #Flashpoint #JuliaLevi #Synthient #Kimwolf #Maskify #Aisuru #Forky #Linus #AT&T #Dort #Shox #Snow #XLab
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Who Benefited from the Aisuru and Kimwolf Botnets?
https://krebsonsecurity.com/2026/01/who-benefited-from-the-aisuru-and-kimwolf-botnets/
#InternetofThings(IoT) #GreyNoiseIntelligence #EthereumNameService #Ne'er-Do-WellNews #BenjaminBrundage #ALittleSunshine #FriedrichKraft #DDoS-for-Hire #CassidyHales #Plainproxies #Breadcrumbs #3XKTechGmbH #ByteConnect #ResiRackLLC #Flashpoint #JuliaLevi #Synthient #Kimwolf #Maskify #Aisuru #Forky #Linus #AT&T #Dort #Shox #Snow #XLab
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LoongArch 64-bit (#loong64) is a computer processor architecture developed by Loongson Technology Corporation, a Chinese semiconductor company.
"loong64 has become an official architecture in Debian and will therefore be part of the upcoming Debian 14 ("forky") release"
https://lists.debian.org/debian-devel-announce/2025/12/msg00004.html
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LoongArch 64-bit (#loong64) is a computer processor architecture developed by Loongson Technology Corporation, a Chinese semiconductor company.
"loong64 has become an official architecture in Debian and will therefore be part of the upcoming Debian 14 ("forky") release"
https://lists.debian.org/debian-devel-announce/2025/12/msg00004.html
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LoongArch 64-bit (#loong64) is a computer processor architecture developed by Loongson Technology Corporation, a Chinese semiconductor company.
"loong64 has become an official architecture in Debian and will therefore be part of the upcoming Debian 14 ("forky") release"
https://lists.debian.org/debian-devel-announce/2025/12/msg00004.html
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LoongArch 64-bit (#loong64) is a computer processor architecture developed by Loongson Technology Corporation, a Chinese semiconductor company.
"loong64 has become an official architecture in Debian and will therefore be part of the upcoming Debian 14 ("forky") release"
https://lists.debian.org/debian-devel-announce/2025/12/msg00004.html
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LoongArch 64-bit (#loong64) is a computer processor architecture developed by Loongson Technology Corporation, a Chinese semiconductor company.
"loong64 has become an official architecture in Debian and will therefore be part of the upcoming Debian 14 ("forky") release"
https://lists.debian.org/debian-devel-announce/2025/12/msg00004.html
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@rl_dane @msdropbear42 @MsDropbear42
Hey R.L. Dane,
as per your OP in this thread, I've been using #Remmina for years. X2Go, RDP, WhatEv really floats yer boat ⛵ , it's there.
Uh, oh, I feel a tangent coming on... Okay not to hijack your thread, but maybe you can offer a bit of your perspective on flatpak vs appimage alternatives, since I don't prefer either, and usually will go out of my way to create a native package for WhatEv distro I'm using if it doesn't exist, or just compile from source rawdawg if need be like I did with #Zed (which only impresses me because of Git integration and Vim bindings; and it's Rust) - Jury's still out on that one though.
Anyway, I just broke down and installed a flatpak for the #LaGrange browser because I got a bit lazy and didn't wanna make the .deb for myself.
Okay, back to your situation...
Remmina HERE is pretty comprehensive with the native package managers with ready to go .deb's for #Forky & Sid, #SlackBuild for #Slackware, #FreeBSD & #OpenBSD ports, #Devuan, #Gentoo, #Guix, and #Kali just to name some.
It's pretty straight-forward and a single package to accommodate a plethora of methodologies so you can use it as your Varsity first string go-to in a pinch most of the time.
Even better, is the fact that they don't have an ewb00ntew maintainer, lolz... Coz frinds don't let frinds run ewb00tew :p
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@rl_dane @msdropbear42 @MsDropbear42
Hey R.L. Dane,
as per your OP in this thread, I've been using #Remmina for years. X2Go, RDP, WhatEv really floats yer boat ⛵ , it's there.
Uh, oh, I feel a tangent coming on... Okay not to hijack your thread, but maybe you can offer a bit of your perspective on flatpak vs appimage alternatives, since I don't prefer either, and usually will go out of my way to create a native package for WhatEv distro I'm using if it doesn't exist, or just compile from source rawdawg if need be like I did with #Zed (which only impresses me because of Git integration and Vim bindings; and it's Rust) - Jury's still out on that one though.
Anyway, I just broke down and installed a flatpak for the #LaGrange browser because I got a bit lazy and didn't wanna make the .deb for myself.
Okay, back to your situation...
Remmina HERE is pretty comprehensive with the native package managers with ready to go .deb's for #Forky & Sid, #SlackBuild for #Slackware, #FreeBSD & #OpenBSD ports, #Devuan, #Gentoo, #Guix, and #Kali just to name some.
It's pretty straight-forward and a single package to accommodate a plethora of methodologies so you can use it as your Varsity first string go-to in a pinch most of the time.
Even better, is the fact that they don't have an ewb00ntew maintainer, lolz... Coz frinds don't let frinds run ewb00tew :p
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@rl_dane @msdropbear42 @MsDropbear42
Hey R.L. Dane,
as per your OP in this thread, I've been using #Remmina for years. X2Go, RDP, WhatEv really floats yer boat ⛵ , it's there.
Uh, oh, I feel a tangent coming on... Okay not to hijack your thread, but maybe you can offer a bit of your perspective on flatpak vs appimage alternatives, since I don't prefer either, and usually will go out of my way to create a native package for WhatEv distro I'm using if it doesn't exist, or just compile from source rawdawg if need be like I did with #Zed (which only impresses me because of Git integration and Vim bindings; and it's Rust) - Jury's still out on that one though.
Anyway, I just broke down and installed a flatpak for the #LaGrange browser because I got a bit lazy and didn't wanna make the .deb for myself.
Okay, back to your situation...
Remmina HERE is pretty comprehensive with the native package managers with ready to go .deb's for #Forky & Sid, #SlackBuild for #Slackware, #FreeBSD & #OpenBSD ports, #Devuan, #Gentoo, #Guix, and #Kali just to name some.
It's pretty straight-forward and a single package to accommodate a plethora of methodologies so you can use it as your Varsity first string go-to in a pinch most of the time.
Even better, is the fact that they don't have an ewb00ntew maintainer, lolz... Coz frinds don't let frinds run ewb00tew :p
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Heads up if you're running #Debian #Forky (a.k.a. Debian Testing) and you have a lot of RAM. The new user-space OOM manager systemd-oomd doesn't treat kernel cache memory as available when calculating memory usage. That means it decides you're running out of RAM when you actually aren't and kills processes when it shouldn't.
Ref: https://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=1118191
You might want to uninstall it until this is fixed, or mask systemd-oomd.{service,socket} and reboot to disable it.
#DebianForky #Linux #systemd -
Heads up if you're running #Debian #Forky (a.k.a. Debian Testing) and you have a lot of RAM. The new user-space OOM manager systemd-oomd doesn't treat kernel cache memory as available when calculating memory usage. That means it decides you're running out of RAM when you actually aren't and kills processes when it shouldn't.
Ref: https://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=1118191
You might want to uninstall it until this is fixed, or mask systemd-oomd.{service,socket} and reboot to disable it.
#DebianForky #Linux #systemd -
Heads up if you're running #Debian #Forky (a.k.a. Debian Testing) and you have a lot of RAM. The new user-space OOM manager systemd-oomd doesn't treat kernel cache memory as available when calculating memory usage. That means it decides you're running out of RAM when you actually aren't and kills processes when it shouldn't.
Ref: https://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=1118191
You might want to uninstall it until this is fixed, or mask systemd-oomd.{service,socket} and reboot to disable it.
#DebianForky #Linux #systemd -
Heads up if you're running #Debian #Forky (a.k.a. Debian Testing) and you have a lot of RAM. The new user-space OOM manager systemd-oomd doesn't treat kernel cache memory as available when calculating memory usage. That means it decides you're running out of RAM when you actually aren't and kills processes when it shouldn't.
Ref: https://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=1118191
You might want to uninstall it until this is fixed, or mask systemd-oomd.{service,socket} and reboot to disable it.
#DebianForky #Linux #systemd -
Heads up if you're running #Debian #Forky (a.k.a. Debian Testing) and you have a lot of RAM. The new user-space OOM manager systemd-oomd doesn't treat kernel cache memory as available when calculating memory usage. That means it decides you're running out of RAM when you actually aren't and kills processes when it shouldn't.
Ref: https://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=1118191
You might want to uninstall it until this is fixed, or mask systemd-oomd.{service,socket} and reboot to disable it.
#DebianForky #Linux #systemd
