The only thing to keep in mind is with Debian, you’ll need to upgrade to the next release for them.
With something like Ubuntu, they can just click the upgrade box when there’s a new major LTS release
Either one can be better depending on how you want to handle maintenance
Even those weren’t super great…
In many cases he provided experimental drugs unapproved by the FDA to test them in other countries
I switched to quad9 private DNS and turned private DNS off, both in a private tab of Fennec - same results
It sounds Fennec F-Droid specific, somehow.
Reports here are saying the official Firefox build works fine: https://gitlab.com/relan/fennecbuild/-/issues/134
It also seems to affect certain extensions
Looks like a reported issue
I’m seeing what sounds like the same issue.
Based off your comment on extensions, I just disabled all extensions, and the problem went away.
If I enable any extension, it breaks again…
So to me it seems like a bug with the extension system
Edit: tested with Privacy Badger, uBlock Origin, and NoScript
Edit2: Fennec F-Droid build #1420020; Android 16 (GrapheneOS 2025081400)
Edit3: Found a bug report about it: https://gitlab.com/relan/fennecbuild/-/issues/134
Alpine already doesn’t use systemd
My take: There was one user that kept making post after post after post as they tried to upgrade, which made it seem like there were more issues than there were
Scrolling through it right now, every support question from the last week appears to be from the same person
You have to at least modify your sources.list.d manually first. For most people, updating sources.list.d and running full-upgrade will probably work fine…
The full instructions are
It takes like an hour? but it’s still not “just press okay.”
Ubuntu’s has broken on some upgrades for friends and they had to do the whole Debian process manually, but it does try to automate the removals, disablements, and updating sources
Edit: instructions taken from Trixie release. I skipped some that aren’t really unique, like make a backup
https://www.debian.org/releases/trixie/release-notes/upgrading.en.html
AMD has been proving that x86_64 can be at least as power efficient as ARM over the last few years (given a floor of performance for like a phone/laptop… I doubt it can get as low power as a little ARM microcontroller)
It seems like x86 was getting so power hungry because of Intel’s laser focus on single core performance
They’re talking about a Debian 12 -> Debian 13 upgrade
On Debian, you get release notes on what commands to run.
Ubuntu has their own software update utility, separate from Software Center or Discover, that runs the commands for you
I can certainly understand why one of your libraries was bothering you if you’re merging 250,000 lines of AI generated code in a month.
The devicetrees between Android versions is effectively the same. They define the hardware
We won’t know the impact until they try to bring up the Pixel 10
You can get them off Aurora Store if you don’t want to install Google Services.
Yes, GOS adds the ability to completely disable network access to apps.
For magic eraser, that’s a separate app from Google.
Pixel Camera does night mode, editing tools are in Google Photos
The plugin YouCompleteMe would show a warning on that line
I don’t understand why you would expect it not to increase safety.
It gives a visual cue to drivers that it is more likely someone is intending to cross at this location.
There’s a comedy band called Lonely Island that takes this thought to the extreme
Have you seen https://www.destroyallsoftware.com/talks/wat
Depending on how you had it installed, Alpaca split support in the Flatpaks.
If you want AMD support, you need to install
com.jeffser.Alpaca.Plugins.AMD
If you want your updates automatically, you can install
unattended-upgrades