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  1. @peteorrall @joel @dm @sotolf @thedoctor @pixx @orbitalmartian @adamsdesk @krafter @roguefoam @clayton @giantspacesquid @Twizzay @stfn

    Yeah, I wonder if Hombrew is used much at all on Linux.

    Oh, I just remembered I was going to include cygwin's SETUP.EXE as a package manager (as it technically IS!) XD

    Of course, this #blost was 1 hour's work, not 10, so it's pretty off the cuff and subjective ;)

    I did skew heavily towards installation speed, and not just download speed, though. I wouldn't criticize an OS for not being able to afford crazy fast mirrors.

    I posted the number of available packages for Debian (#RasPiOS), Arch (#CachyOS), and FreeBSD in this thread: https://polymaths.social/@rl_dane/statuses/01KRDSHN77A1505JP0VRXFC5BR

    Package rollbacks would be a filesystem and OS-level feature, no? Like snapper on Linux and the boot environment selector (with ZFS) in #FreeBSD.

  2. @peteorrall @joel @dm @sotolf @thedoctor @pixx @orbitalmartian @adamsdesk @krafter @roguefoam @clayton @giantspacesquid @Twizzay @stfn

    Yeah, I wonder if Hombrew is used much at all on Linux.

    Oh, I just remembered I was going to include cygwin's SETUP.EXE as a package manager (as it technically IS!) XD

    Of course, this #blost was 1 hour's work, not 10, so it's pretty off the cuff and subjective ;)

    I did skew heavily towards installation speed, and not just download speed, though. I wouldn't criticize an OS for not being able to afford crazy fast mirrors.

    I posted the number of available packages for Debian (#RasPiOS), Arch (#CachyOS), and FreeBSD in this thread: https://polymaths.social/@rl_dane/statuses/01KRDSHN77A1505JP0VRXFC5BR

    Package rollbacks would be a filesystem and OS-level feature, no? Like snapper on Linux and the boot environment selector (with ZFS) in #FreeBSD.

  3. We tested the idle power consumption of the Raspberry Pi 5 with a 128GB Sandisk SD-card and #raspios, the #radxa Rock Pi-S 256MB with a 32GB Sandisk SD-card and #armbian, and the #radxa Zero 3E with a 32GB Sandisk SD-card and Armbian. All while being connected to an Ethernet power. Measurements were taken with a 0.1 Ohm current measurement shunt and a Rohde&Schwarz RTC1002 oscilloscope. Results:
    RPI5 2.94W
    RockPiS 0.371W
    Zero3E 1.22W
    #locaverdi #rockpis #rpi5 #frugal

  4. Since last Saturday, we managed to generate 6.3kWh with our new solar panel. Meanwhile we are migrating our servers and services from low power #Xeon #rack servers, to ultra low power single board computers #sbc with #arm processors. We use #RaspberryPi5 running #raspios and #odroidm1 running #armbian. Most demanding servers migrated nicely. Last week we migrated #nextcloud, and today #zabbix and #wazuh. Performance is better than expected!

  5. @justine Can't explain your #BSD fascination directly, but I now have a similar relationship with #Debian. I started out on RH9 in the late 1990s, then for some unknown reason tilted to OpenSuse. But their mgmt sw drove me crazy, plus strategy changes, etc. Moved decisively to Debian in 2017/2018, and haven't looked back. It's reliable, runs on multiple hw platforms, and it. just. works. Plus it being the basis for #RasPiOS def helps 👍

  6. @justine Can't explain your #BSD fascination directly, but I now have a similar relationship with #Debian. I started out on RH9 in the late 1990s, then for some unknown reason tilted to OpenSuse. But their mgmt sw drove me crazy, plus strategy changes, etc. Moved decisively to Debian in 2017/2018, and haven't looked back. It's reliable, runs on multiple hw platforms, and it. just. works. Plus it being the basis for #RasPiOS def helps 👍

  7. @in_sympathy @fedora @kalilinux #RasPiOS is based on Debian Bookworm, which is a very stable OS. In actuality, the #RasPiOS team has moved the kernel forward (6.6) ahead of "standard" Bookworm (6.1). If you want bleeding edge there are other, sometimes less stable distros. The #BeautyOfLinux

  8. @in_sympathy @fedora @kalilinux #RasPiOS is based on Debian Bookworm, which is a very stable OS. In actuality, the #RasPiOS team has moved the kernel forward (6.6) ahead of "standard" Bookworm (6.1). If you want bleeding edge there are other, sometimes less stable distros. The #BeautyOfLinux

  9. @in_sympathy @fedora @kalilinux #RasPiOS is based on Debian Bookworm, which is a very stable OS. In actuality, the #RasPiOS team has moved the kernel forward (6.6) ahead of "standard" Bookworm (6.1). If you want bleeding edge there are other, sometimes less stable distros. The #BeautyOfLinux

  10. @in_sympathy @fedora @kalilinux is based on Debian Bookworm, which is a very stable OS. In actuality, the team has moved the kernel forward (6.6) ahead of "standard" Bookworm (6.1). If you want bleeding edge there are other, sometimes less stable distros. The

  11. @in_sympathy @fedora @kalilinux #RasPiOS is based on Debian Bookworm, which is a very stable OS. In actuality, the #RasPiOS team has moved the kernel forward (6.6) ahead of "standard" Bookworm (6.1). If you want bleeding edge there are other, sometimes less stable distros. The #BeautyOfLinux

  12. #raspberrypi #raspberry #raspios users: Make your new Pi systems come up ready to rock!

    github.com/gitbls/sdm

    sdm enables you to build new fully customized SSD/SD Cards quickly and easily, including customizing pretty much ANYTHING in RasPiOS.

    Beyond-basic but easy to use features include: automated rootfs encryption (also works on already-running systems), enabling disk trim (ditto), network config, add additional disk partitions, batch disk burning (think classrooms, etc),

  13. #raspberrypi #raspberry #raspios users: Make your new Pi systems come up ready to rock!

    github.com/gitbls/sdm

    sdm enables you to build new fully customized SSD/SD Cards quickly and easily, including customizing pretty much ANYTHING in RasPiOS.

    Beyond-basic but easy to use features include: automated rootfs encryption (also works on already-running systems), enabling disk trim (ditto), network config, add additional disk partitions, batch disk burning (think classrooms, etc),

  14. Was ich heute gelernt habe: Eine WD Elements (externe Festplatte) einfach mal so out of the Box an einen #RaspberryPi anstöpseln, das funktioniert nicht. Das wird frustrierend langsam. Da helfen auch erstmal keine "#Quirks-Hacks" aus dem Netz.

    Grund: Die Platte wird NTFS-formatiert ausgeliefert.

    Ein Wechsel auf Ext4 via "sudo mkfs.ext4 /dev/[Partition auf der WDE]" wirkt wahre Wunder.

    Für Neulinge: Achtung - die Aktion löscht sämtliche Daten auf der Platte!

    #Linux #RaspiOS

  15. Sooo... #RaspiOS mit #tvheadend läuft. Next Stop: Antennenverteiler im Keller aufbohren, damit da zwei Anschlüsse für den #RaspberryPi abfallen.

    #Wochenendprojekt

  16. @moreentropy No matter what defaults are chosen, SOMEBODY isn't going to like them.

    There are several defaults on #RasPiOS that I wasn't fond of, so I built a tool that lets me (and you, if you want) start with RasPiOS Lite or with Desktop and customize it exactly as you'd like. Every time. I simply modify all the "defaults" that I don't like, and make my own defaults 😆

    See github.com/gitbls/sdm if you're interested.

  17. @moreentropy No matter what defaults are chosen, SOMEBODY isn't going to like them.

    There are several defaults on #RasPiOS that I wasn't fond of, so I built a tool that lets me (and you, if you want) start with RasPiOS Lite or with Desktop and customize it exactly as you'd like. Every time. I simply modify all the "defaults" that I don't like, and make my own defaults 😆

    See github.com/gitbls/sdm if you're interested.

  18. So I finally fixed my earlier breakage of my #kodipi setup. Until the #raspios #bookworm release is complete I can just bundle everything into a container image: github.com/stsquad/dockerfiles

  19. So I finally fixed my earlier breakage of my #kodipi setup. Until the #raspios #bookworm release is complete I can just bundle everything into a container image: github.com/stsquad/dockerfiles

  20. it was libgl1-mesa-dri FWIW. Time to see if my #docker config for #bullseye + #raspios can restore #kodi from my prematurely upgraded #bookworm system.

  21. it was libgl1-mesa-dri FWIW. Time to see if my #docker config for #bullseye + #raspios can restore #kodi from my prematurely upgraded #bookworm system.

  22. Arrgh how can it be so hard to find out which package in #RasPiOS hosts the #vc4 libs? I think it's part of rasbperrypi-userland but it always seems the details are obfuscated.

  23. Arrgh how can it be so hard to find out which package in #RasPiOS hosts the #vc4 libs? I think it's part of rasbperrypi-userland but it always seems the details are obfuscated.

  24. Using #RasPiOS on your #raspberrypi and building/rebuilding SSD/SD Cards more than once in your lifetime?
    github.com/gitbls/sdm MASSIVELY simplifies customizing your system so that your #pi boots fully ready to go. keyboard, locale, timezone, etc all set, packages you want/need all installed and configured.

    Zero time in raspi-config & 'sudo apt install', more time for the stuff you want to use your #pi for.

    And don't forget to check out apt-cacher-ng to effectly eliminate download time

  25. Using #RasPiOS on your #raspberrypi and building/rebuilding SSD/SD Cards more than once in your lifetime?
    github.com/gitbls/sdm MASSIVELY simplifies customizing your system so that your #pi boots fully ready to go. keyboard, locale, timezone, etc all set, packages you want/need all installed and configured.

    Zero time in raspi-config & 'sudo apt install', more time for the stuff you want to use your #pi for.

    And don't forget to check out apt-cacher-ng to effectly eliminate download time

  26. @rwwmike I run #Debian Bullseye on my home x64 server. It's rock-solid! On the #raspberrypi run #RasPiOS, which is, for the most part, Debian. #Ubuntu is just Debian with a bunch of stuff to slow it down, and other Debian-based distros typically add eye candy but don't do anything to make "best" server.

  27. @rwwmike I run #Debian Bullseye on my home x64 server. It's rock-solid! On the #raspberrypi run #RasPiOS, which is, for the most part, Debian. #Ubuntu is just Debian with a bunch of stuff to slow it down, and other Debian-based distros typically add eye candy but don't do anything to make "best" server.

  28. Tired of spending way too much "quality time" in raspi-config after a #RasPiOS first boot? Configure it, and pretty much everything else, quickly and easily with a single command before burning. github.com/gitbls/sdm

    #raspberrypi

  29. Tired of spending way too much "quality time" in raspi-config after a #RasPiOS first boot? Configure it, and pretty much everything else, quickly and easily with a single command before burning. github.com/gitbls/sdm

    #raspberrypi

  30. Para los que tengáis una #Raspberry Pi4 y estáis buscando una imagen arm64 oficial, no existen en la web de Raspbian, ahora el proyecto ya no se llama Raspbian sino #RaspiOS 💾 y están haciendo imágenes arm64v8 de prueba (Debian buster), la he puesto y va como un tiro 🔫

    https://downloads.raspberrypi.org/raspios_arm64/