Are you HYPED for Debian 13?!?!?!

under circumstances that have never been clarified, his creator, Ian Murdock, was killed by the police in December of 2018.

MY BODY IS READY

>>106191259
Shut it down.

no
I guess that symbol is fbi's list of little sister fuckers.. why couldn't they fucking fire this serial pedo?

did fucking bicha make the logo?
REEEE

>>106191226 (OP)
Is it actually *confirmed* to be August 9th?

just unclassify the symbol fbi!!!
did bicha and the other convicted sisterf*ckers murder ian murdoch?

Some nigga on Reddit said they deleted non-woke enough packages from apt. Fake and gay?

>>106191274
V U L T

>>106191226 (OP)
sorry, i don't rape children

>>106192434
this

>>106192297
yes but I think it was like that random bible word generator shit in temple os, except it pulled random stuff from a textfile.. never heard of it before...

why do they let this diddler.. ffs I used to use debian my self...

>>106191226 (OP)
based anti-chud distro

use case for not already being on trixie?

>>106192926
cessation of bragging rights :^)

Cant wait to install a distro with packages already 6 months out of date, then sit on it for 5 years getting more out of date...

>>106193689
>out of date
Testing it for stability before releasing it into the wild is not being out of date. If that would be the case then only buggy, unstable and crashy software with zero testing would not be out of date.
>then sit on it for 5 years
There have been new Debian releases about every two years so why are you staying on the same release for 5 years if you don't want to? Sounds like a skill issue.

>>106193689
Give me solid and well-tested over bleeding edge and buggy any day.
This shit still gets patched, you know. It just doesn't get new feature updates.
We don't all need new features every week when we have actual work we need to get done and just need to be able to use our computers. You'll understand one day when you're older and have real-world responsibilities.

I just updated to 12 last month :(...not again...

So how does this go down, sisters?
Is it going live at 00:00:00 at UTC?
Hold me, I'm scared!

OMG WE'RE ALL SO HYYYYYYPED!!!

>>106191259
doesn't look like anything to me.

Where live iso???

>>106194580
BUILD IT YOURSELF

>>106191226 (OP)
I just did 5 upgrades to get some machines up to 12 this week.. guess I'm doing about five more
hopefully the laptop doesn't shit itself this time

dibtroons get excited over something i get with
pacman -Syu
||
nixos-rebuild switch

every other day.

>>106191226 (OP)
I haven't booted into my debian partition in like a week.

>>106194963
The nice thing about debian 13 is I can finally get all the new shit I need, and switch from arch for a just werks stable distro.

I'll wait until December.

who
sudo apt dist-upgrade

?

>>106193689
I only need a bleeding edge Firefox.

>>106195015
Since july. This is debian, a couple of months after freezing begins and you already have a distro more stable than a mountain. Not criticizing, just pointing out that a conscious user could roll with testing and they'll have a more stable experience than your average distro out there.

>>106195040
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GPU: NVIDIA GeForce 610M/710M/810M/820M / GT 620M/625M/630M/720M
GPU: Intel Haswell-ULT
Memory: 7306MiB / 15888MiB

>>106191274
I got an X-rated file for you Scully

>>106191226 (OP)
I don't even remember what version of Debian I am running.
8 maybe? 9?

But when does Debian Testing become Debian 14?

kde 6.2 now this is good stuff

>>106191226 (OP)
No because while I prefer Debian-based distros the numbers don't matter much.

>>106192434
No child should be raped without benefit of clergy.

>>106191226 (OP)
>trannybian
I'd rather see this distro fell into irrelevance

the official package mirror is up, you can upgrade now

>>106197049

>>106194963
the correct answer is emaint -a sync && emerge -avuDN @world

and yes skully, god she used to be so hot

>>106196955
>No child should be raped
agreed. get the child's consent first

>>106191226 (OP)
i dont really care about debian but i come with a bump because the image you made is very SOVL
cheers

>>106191226 (OP)
i dont have any issues with my system and i only update it once every few weeks
just hope it doesnt change too much i guess

Not anymore, after the pedo got exposed. Honestly, I think I want to learn how to code on Linux, so I could fork Debian.

>>106198048
why not just linux mint debian edition

>>106194280
ew

>>106193689
What latest features are you missing on Debian? Name at least 5 if you don't want to embarrass yourself. I prefer my software to be stable and just work.

>>106191226 (OP)
Mildly.

>>106199496
not him but im missing the GNOME filepicker thumbnails. though they're finally going to be there in this newest version!

>>106198048
>>106191860
>>106192747
the "pedo" was a canonical employee, so only indirectly related to debian, and he was accused by HIS OWN SISTERS.
if this doesnt make you even one bit suspicious you might be retarded. how do you know they didnt falsely accuse him out of spite for some unrelated disputes? do you really not know how toxic relatives and females can be?

>>106196929
6.3.6 actually. Which has all the latest goodies.

>>106191259
>Iam Murdered
we live in a simulation

>>106194280
As a blonde white male, I want to have lots and lots of hot white sex with the redhead in the front. In the confines of marriage.

>>106194963
cool but that's not debian so i dont care

>>106200490
Also this.

tranbians be like:
> nooooooo it should not be updoot!!!!
also tranbians be like
>omg omg finally new number for 2 years!!!!!!!11
why do they do like this

>>106200539
To trigger archuddies lmao

>>106200591
see >>106192764 sir

>>106192747
>>106192136
Remember the fallen [F]

>>106191226 (OP)
For me it's fedora

>>106191226 (OP)
no, once i found out how much worse the debian team has gotten

>>106192764
>((Bryan "SuSE didn't give me days off for Hanukkah" Lunduke)))

>>106199496
Inter as the default GNOME font
I don’t know what else I’m missing, though

>>106192764
didn't they have a red-blooded, honest to god, balls to the wall, convicted pedophile on their last conference or something?

>>106197049
this is it let's goo sisters

Trixie official release ISO where?

>>106202427
When it's done(tm)

>>106191226 (OP)

>>106201015
His name is Brian Lund, not a kike name at all.
He describes himself as "religiously Jewish", thanks to his porcine wife.

>>106202699
Ew, does he honestly think he can't do better? What compels people to do this?

>>106202789
They looksmatch tho

>>106191226 (OP)
Ah yes, chomOS has a new version

>>106202899
He's no Tom Cruise but he can do better than a fat lard.

>>106202640
Is it done yet?

>>106202899
if he fattened up maybe

>>106202699
>>106203116
She looks like a good sucker, and when you get old you dont really give a shit anymore. Also, he's a fucking nerd with probably very little interesting qualities.
Looks are a lot less compelling passed a certain age. the dream for someone 35+ is relatively looks matched as to not be embarrassing or draw attention in public, likes to suck and fuck (very important), and doesn't annoy you.

>>106203195
She looks Arab

>>106191226 (OP)
WHERE'S THE OFFICIAL DEBIAN RELEASE INSTALLER I CAN'T FUCKING TAKE THIS ANY LONGER!!!

>>106203247
Not even slightly.
But, juden aren't arab so it checks out.

>>106203256
it got delayed.. 2 more weeks

>>106203303
I am so fucking blue balled right now I just can't stand it

>>106203247
No she looks like a Jew look at the nose.

>>106194280
>not a single indian in sight

That's it.

I AM UPDOOTING NOW

I'm still gonna continue using 12 for the foreseeable future. I literally can't think of a single reason to updoot right now.

I'll wait for LMDE

>>106202699
Are flat hair and a kinda low T face really seen as equivalent to 200 lbs of excess fat? Damn.

Why should I get this instead of Fedora?

>>106194986
Ever heard of running Testing? Yup, that's a thing.

>>106203529
Are you a chronic updooter? Do you need new all the time? Then stay with Fedora or Arch or OpenSuse TW

Do you think updooting once every two years is enough and prefer a stable system over wacky bugs? Then use Debian stable

>>106203547
I refused to eat food that hasn't been fully baked yet.

>>106203567
While you are somewhat correct (I had severe bugs on Testing, like loss of the video signal on boot or la 200 on a dm-raid+dm-verify+cryptsetup setup), it is the only way if you really need it, when your hardware is kind of bleeding edge.

>>106203553
But they let a child predator speak at their keynote and censor hate speech.

>>106203595
In all seriousness, I'm admittedly actually running it right now.
There's a few bugs coming out of suspend and occasionally with NetworkManager but it's quite solid.

>>106203610
>But they let a child predator speak at their keynote and censor hate speech.
Uhmm.... dare I say: BASED?!

IT'S LIVE!

https://cdimage.debian.org/debian-cd/

>>106198048
take the Devuan pill

>>106203789
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vbCH5lnZ6sA

>updated my debian VM
>networking is broken, you must use systemd-networkd now chud
>switch to systemd-networkd
>networking is broken inside of docker containers
>fix it
Pretty terrible experience tbհ, it wouldn't have happened on Fedora or even Arch

>>106203461
I'm back and pretty much everything is still the same. Some programs have accumulated various small upgrades over the years which is fun to discover. Libreoffice now previews formatting when you highlight it. apt has a prettier progress bar. The view Gnome applications I use somehow look worse than before (lol gnome).

>>106191274
She's aged surprisingly well

>>106203789
Woooo let's go

IT'S FINALLY RELEASED
I JUST FUCKING JIZZED MY PANTS YOU GUYS

xfdesktop stopped automatically starting every time i logged in for some reason, but all i had to do was add that manually and everything's great now. weird.

>>106191226 (OP)
Debian is the only distro that's already outdated when it's released.

>>106203987
well done buddy you made it

>>106204018
Outdated is a matter of perspective.
It's not the newest, but the software it has is well tried and tested, with many of the bugs worked out. And stuff still receives patches as needed.
Remember, when you add new features onto software, you also add new bugs. Not everyone wants to deal with those bugs, especially when they need it to work tomorrow like it did yesterday.
What matters is that it has the features someone needs today.

>>106204018

>>106204085
>St Pauli Rainbow flag
Gigabased!

>>106204085
They are coming to my city next year? Amazing

>>106204048
I know but with Debian you're sometimes stuck for years with buggy software if they don't consider those bugs important enough to fix.

ok but when is it coming to devuan

>>106204105
I've been using it for years and really haven't encountered too many bugs I've been stuck with.
Like I said, stuff gets patched. Just no new major versions of software.

>>106204110
>using shoddy scripts when you could have robust cgroup chad services
seriously cringe

>>106204122
idk what the fuck you're talking about chud

>>106204445
Go and start your SysVinit, I want to give her the SystemD lmao

>>106191226 (OP)
I'm goint to wait a week or so before upgrading my systems, just in case. I'm also being lazy about asking specific questions about one of my setups.

>>106204085
Is that him?

It's out :O
P O G G E R S

debian is my host system for my docker containers/homenas. ill wait for 13.1 before i get involved

>>106191226 (OP)
No.

>>106204981
Glad someone finally said it.

>>106205048
theres nothing to be excited about. its stable thats it. thats what users of debian want. stable.

>>106205058
OP asked if anyone was hyped.

>>106205112
the answer again is no. no one is hyped.

>>106205136
Which is why I said I was glad someone finally said it.

I'd say this update is pretty good
4 extra FPS on the latest build of dolphin
Consistent 30 FPS now on Halo split screen on XEMU (as opposed to 19 in rough areas like Assault on the Control Room)
PCSX2 was always max FPS, no improvement here
1-2 extra FPS on RPCS3.
Flatpak has been fixed. The applications now finally show up in the start menu, so the symbolic link to .local/share/applications is no longer needed
I think AMD fucked up their drivers because XEMU gets a crash so bad on OpenGL that I had to switch back to Vulkan. Typical women drivers.
Didn't have any problems with the transition from 12, which transitioned from 11.
There's only one problem I might be having. I can't tell if it's me, but it seems like the cursor likes to have the top left corner selected at all times. Like when I click a folder, it'll select all folders from the top left corner to that folder sometimes. Could be LXDE's fault.

>>106205455
You use dolphin on lxde? but that's kde bruh

>>106205474
Sorry, correction, dolphin-emu

>>106205455
>RPCS3
Is this really usable for you? I find myself removing the PS3 system entirely every so often and so I gave up.
>Flatpak has been fixed. The applications now finally show up in the start menu, so the symbolic link to .local/share/applications is no longer needed
Flatpak has been fixed for me since debian 12 (KDE). No idea why you still had that issue.

>>106205216
Which is why OP was asking if anyone was hyped.

>>106204085
wait oh rainbows.. where is jeremy?

>>106191259
what's the point?
Linus already has the NSA blob in the kernel

>>106204632
the convicted pedo? no maybe is the guy in red? on the left?

if guy on the left read this and you are not jeremy bicha sorry. you are not a pedophile then, very sorry..

we're talking about someone that's convicted here byw not heresay..

>>106206377
kek
thorvalds did the nsa come to you and tried to make a backdoor

god damnit does anyone have that clip he just shakes his head and nods without breaking any nda they imposed on him

>>106205455
you are playing? zelda? I am sorry I have zer

aah I forgot I have raspeberry pi in the drawer here with emulators and it runs debian.... reee...

>>106206427
found it
https://youtu.be/84Sx0E13gAo?si=lCw3VmhFRzyV_5AY&t=1456

>>106206334
>5'07"
Not even human...

>>106191259
I think we know.

>>106206525
>Greg's gf introduced him to free software and RMS
Where do I find women like this?

>>106205455
>>106205791
Should I use flatpak for stuff that's not in repos? I'm used to have one or two distroboxes with arch for that (i.e. to have access to AUR pkgs outside of Arch and to have them "isolated"). Now I have one for all sorts of typing training programs, and other exclusively for compiling anki's latest version with yay, since anki is outdated almost on all repositories (developer is a M$ bitch)

>>106206525
kek is this other one too, man come on is open sauce.. god that telegram shit macron has a hardon for him..

Y-y-y-y-yikes! What am I in for?

Error: Repository 'http://security.debian.org/debian-security testing-security InRelease' changed its 'Codename' value from 'trixie-security' to 'forky-security'
Notice: This must be accepted explicitly before updates for this repository can be applied. See apt-secure(8) manpage for details.

>>106206836
What's hard to understand in this error log? 'testing-security' it seems it was just an alias for 'trixie-security', and now that trixiestable, it's just notifying you the new alias 'testing-security' points too... I guess.

>>106198048
Do you know what forks of distors are? They just copy everything and change packages. If you want to "fork" Debian just download it and change name and logotype

>>106206890
trixie->stable*

from my experience the performance of debian was really horrible. why should i use it

>>106204954
can't if they are tied with pedostuff then I can't download it..

I don't want to get implicated of pedo stuffs, pretty sure it's illegal here

knowling installing software made with a sex offender.. . can't do it man

>>106198048
>I'll fork debian, change two or three lines, so finally I'll be free from the evil influence of this trans-pedo-enabling distro
chud logic

>>106206903
Did you know that the dust you see floating in the air is mostly composed of dead human skin cells?.
Every day you're around other people, you're "breathing" them in and carrying their DNA with you in your nostrils' mucus (and often into your very lungs). Right now, around 20% of that DNA is from thousands of pedos, a similar amount to the lines of code written by other pedos in all the software you've ever used.
Now, what's worse? Breathing or using a computer? For you, it maybe breathing, you don't know how many criminals you carry within you. You should stop breathing, you filthy pedo-enabler.

>>106206901
Vanilla debian only holds your hand only slightly more than arch or gentoo. If there's performance issues you probably have something configured improperly and can change it.
>>106206903
>Can't if they are tied with pedostuff
Why are you on 4chan?

>>106207180
arch is most lightweight distro, and gentoo can be highly optimized with USE flags. then what does debian actually have? flatfag?

>>106207244
First class stability and opinionated defaults that basically "just werk"
If you need an appliance that you don't want to think about for 3-4 years and just do it's job without needing to update and breaking changes happening underneath you, other than small security updates, Debian is great.
If you tried that with Gentoo or arch you're likely gonna have issues, because arch and gentoo are rolling release distros.
Don't get me wrong I like all 3 distros, I've used all 3 and arch or gentoo could be better for certain jobs, but Debian is great for stuff as well.

>>106207301
i know the stability of debian stable. i'm talking about the performance. i have never seen anyone who says debian is for heavy tasks like gayming, audio/video editing, or even s/w development. it's literally built for server, not for desktop

>>106207367
Debian was originally billedthe universal operating system.
Performance can be whatever you want it to be. It was the first distro that had real time kernels distributed, so audio/video workloads are supported for it. And as for gaming, it was used by valve for steam and is still used for steam container run times. If you play a game through proton, you are launching a Debian container, if you play a Linux native game on steam, unless you manually disable the container runtime, you are playing in a Debian container.
Debian is used in most appliance OSs like routers, AV equipment(when it's based on Linux), VM appliances like proxmox, it's the base of Ubuntu, hence the base for mint and any normie friendly OS. It's just a great all around OS.

>>106206890
>>106206898
I am aware of what codenames are for distro - it was meant as tongue in cheek.

>>106207244
>arch is most lightweight distro
You need to be 18 to post here

>>106207367
i have gained more performance from debloating and using minimal programs than i ever did using special kernels and or the latest drivers/packages or CPU/cooling configurations.
turns out everything runs faster without KDE or Gnome and a bunch of services running in the background.
i used to use arch btw

>>106206836
I will be saying it for the next 4 years, but Forky has to be one of the dumbest names for a distro that ANYONE could have come up with. And what's funnier is that it comes off the backs of Bookworm (elder god tier name for a distro) and trixie (solid name for a distro). Four years of this, since Forky will be testing for two, and then stable for another two.

oy vey

>>106207794
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KUhnK4Jho8M

>>106203195
>standards are so low now that even having a landwhale is somehow acceptable
I'd rather die alone. Wanting someone to just not eat like a fat sack of shit is not a big ask

>>106203832
I run testing on some of my machines and noticed the Gnome downgrade too kek. My biggest concern with upgrading my machines is the removed packages. Did you have any issues when upgrading? I saw some post on the Debian [spoiler]reddit[/spoiler] where some guy said the autoremove command removed his DE. Did you use the auto remove command at all or have any similar issues?

>>106207367
Why wouldn't it be? All Linux distros can be configured the same.

>>106191226 (OP)
ohmigosh tranime !!!

>>106203553
>wacky bugs
nta, but when i was on debian 12 i found many strange bugs that ive never saw again after installing fedora - of course, i did learn later that debian+kde isnt a good combo, in any way, i keep reading about others experiences and it confirms that debian is plagued with bugs, much like arch.

Did my biyearly reinstall, see you at forky

>>106203361
There's one in the far right.

>>106209390
Why do you reinstall twice a year?

>>106207000
Hahah that image

Very hyped to see software outdated by at least 6 months. Good thing is that it isn't a few years anymore.

Wow! I've just upgraded and my GPU passthrough setup broke to the point I had to use Timeshift. Great system, so stable!
God Bless Timeshift.

>codenames based on characters from Pixar/Disney
so lame

>>106205791
>>RPCS3
>Is this really usable for you?
It really depends on the game. Ninja Gaiden is still garbage, but Catan runs just fine. But it's far more stable than Xenia Canary.
>>Flatpak has been fixed.
>No idea why you still had that issue.
Could have been LXDE, who knows. I did the whole XDG thing and it didn't do shit. But interestingly, that carried over and all I had to do was remove the sym.
>>106206455
>you are playing?
SSBM, SSBB, SM: Strikers, SM:TT, DJFFNY, MGS:TTS, MGS2:SoL, Frequency, SC2, SC3, Rachet - Deadlocked, MK:SM H:CE, H2, SC:CT, etc.
>>106206812
>Should I use flatpak for stuff that's not in repos?
That's how I do it. If the ancient deb repo doesn't have the latest libxxxx.whatever, I just flatpak it. I avoid flatpak as much as possible since it takes up so much space. For the emulators, I've just been using app images for the most part.

>>106210520
could've been so great and powerful ^:_(