Debian Trixie will be released on August 9th. It'll be as good a time as any to switch to the /coziest/ Linux distro ever conceived.

>>105958269 (OP)
already on Debian, feels good man

>>105958269 (OP)
already switched my home server to debian. i'm sad it's run by trannies but basically 80% of FOSS is at this point

>>105958269 (OP)
Based
I hope these niggers fixed the 'sleep then hibernate' bug

>>105958269 (OP)
I'm at the point where Bookworm feels a bit past the expiration date so I'm on Tumbleweed at the moment (I know I could just use Trixie but I need dotnet for development, which isn't available for Trixie yet), but very much looking forward to the new release!

>>105959913
>a bit past the expiration date
when i left it for void and then fedora in january, it feels like was already way past that.

Debian..... home.....
>Have you mooed today?

>>105958269 (OP)
Feels kinda rushed... Hard freeze on July 27th, release on August 9th. I'll give it a month or 2 before updating.

Brought to you by BICHA, Jeremy.

>>105958269 (OP)
Once every two years, Debian Stable chuds get to experience what it's like to have an up to date OS. They honeymoon for the next year. Then things start to feel a little crusty. "Should I update to Testing? How bad can it be?". They update to Testing. Things are fine for a while. But then the broken packages roll in. They get impatient. "Hell, I'll just dist-upgrade to Sid. It's not much different from Testing." So they upgrade to Sid. Everything seems fine. And then it happens. An unsolvable issue. They have hit the limit of their knowledge. Web forums aren't helping. Mailing lists aren't helping. If only they knew C, maybe they could fix this. So they study the source code. They learn how the OS fits together at a deep level. Days turn into weeks. They start falling behind on their actual work. Their personal life starts to suffer. "You know what, maybe I should just try Arch."

>>105958269 (OP)
Will Mr. Bicha's GNOME improvements be worth upgrading for?

>>105958269 (OP)
not until they make a statement about the sister-raper

>tfw no 32 bit installer

it's over for poor people like me.

>>105962151
https://download.opensuse.org/ports/i586/tumbleweed/iso/openSUSE-Tumbleweed-LegacyX86-NET-i586-Current.iso

>>105962128
than the chud trys arch and gets shit done, the end

>>105962128
Imagine... Only distro I would switch to right now is devuan, but there is no reason to do that because debian stable (still) works.

>>105962128
This is basically my experience with Debian as well.

>>105962128
This happened to me too, except upgrading to sid destroyed xorg and my DE. My file server still runs debian though.

>>105962280
I'm used to apt and that's a bit bloated for my old netbook. I guess I either stick it out with bookworm or change OS. There is no 32 bit kernel I think in Debian 13 so upgrading within 12 really feasible.

>>105962859
You can turn off recommended packages, and you can install the "generic desktop" option and the WM of your choice. But ok

>>105958269 (OP)
Unfortunately no longer fits my use-case since it will not have fortune.

>can't get updates as soon as the developer of the program thinks its stable
>has to go through another party that will hold onto it for 6 months
what's the usecase on desktop linux?

Just saying: I will not be switching to debian. JK I've been using debian for over 2 decades..

>>105962128
I stay on stable. No need for bleeding edge for me. I can always run appimage/snap/flatpak but I don't see why..

Why wont they switch to calamares already jesus christ. I literally won't install this because I'd rather use linux mint.

It's criminal how stupid they are

>>105962140
This. I've running debian for so long, I can't remeber what I used before. I run entire servers with hundreds of debian (LXC) containers on them, I've been hyped for debian 13 for years but that bitchass ruined it. Been preparing to jump ship from debian ever since and I've been telling all my friends who would have installed debian instead of windows 11 to chose something else.

Unless debian purges every diddler and cuts all ties to canonical and gnome, I'm not going to install it ever again. Remove everyone left of center-left while at it for good measure.

I'm also appalled by every Linux tech tuber toeing the canonical line. Not even Kenny said a single damn thing. My disgust and disappointment is immeasurable.

>>105958269 (OP)
switch into? been on debian stable since buster

>>105963401
>reeee I won't install this free operating system anymore!!!1!
I'm sure they'll really miss you, chud.

>>105962128
why are things getting crusty

>>105963435
It might be free, but word of mouth is worth more than anything.

>>105963568
>caring about what normalfaggots think
>saying all this on 4chan of all places
FUCKING NORMALFAG GTFO MY BOOAARD

what version is trixie? my servers are still running debian 7