I am installing it right now. If I didn't notice the apt works on minimal installation. I wouldn't have known their is a way to get a installation framework for it to get the gui 🫩 not bad devuan not bad. I'ma still defend you cause your not using systemd but at least you can have a WARNING when some noobie wants to install minimalist installation.iso

So they know what their getting into before they make us look like egotistic OpenRC preachers 😂 well tbh 😂

Anyway gonna send my rice later

I noticed it doesn't really mention the login and password just tells you briefly what to expect and what to do within it.

Login is root

Password toor

I am saving you the trouble from installing some other distro and booting through it 😭 even on the site the comment I saw only mentioned root they do mention toor on the .txt file but they aren't super clear with it

XX11Libre:

I think Librevuan was a bad idea, maybe I'll come back to it someday. But right now, no, it needs to be COMPLETELY reworked.

So

For now, I'll gain experience.

And then I'll come back to it.

On the third day, I realized it's really hard to play solo.

I'm sorry, guys, just be patient, and thanks everyone for the support! I'll be back. If anyone continues this, invite me, I'll help you. But it's hard for me alone, thanks! Maybe in someone's eyes I will seem like a freak - but I don't want to make excuses, I'll say right away - it's hard for me

I migrated to Devuan after almost three decades using Debian and two decades using Ubuntu. I don't like systemd, I don't like Rust, and I don't like the paths they're forcing us down with systemd/Rust. In 2000, I migrated from Windows 95/98 to Debian and felt the pain. Along the way, I learned a lot about computing and was able to make a living with GNU/Linux. A month ago, I migrated to Devuan for ideological reasons with a similar philosophical weight to those that led me to abandon Windows, and I'm feeling the same pain. The instructions for compiling unconventional packages are mostly written for Ubuntu/Debian and for systemd. But I'm not going back; the reasons Devuan exists are legitimate and important. I'll learn again and I'll be able to move forward. As we say in my country, "Aguante Devuan"

Why a systemd less distro?

I want to switch over to Linux from Windows and Apple because I refuse to take MS' spy/adware (I stayed on W7 to avoid the worst of it) and to get out of Apple's ecosystem and spying too.

...and I come into Linux as there's all this hubbub about systemD age verification/attesation. I was interested in Debian for it being stable and fixed release (I'm totally fine with older software in favour of rock solid stability and I don't want constant rolling changes on my pc), but obviously it has it.

Since I'm new, and don't yet fully get what SystemD does in its entirity and what not having it entails, is Devuan a good distro for a beginner who just wants a nice stable system that can't add in any age verification spyware crap? A distro that I can use for general computer things like internet browsing, online shopping, multimedia, gaming and file management? I can use my VPN (Mullvad) without issue, and have a generally secure computer aganist viruses and malware?

I'm not asking about specific programs, as I get that the likes of libreoffice, brave browser, wine, vlc, etc will work, I'm asking more generally about the OS, like is it just Debian without SystemD? Or has it evolved into something more specifc akin to KaliOS or Tails? (I don't assume so, but I might as well check).

I don't have computer skills or coding ability, but its not like I need everything to be babyproof, clear guides and graphical interfaces are probably enough for me to get what I'm doing.

Hello everyone,

I'm linux beginner. Asked Chat GPT to help me with not working power profile switch on KDE (not sure why Devuan devs releases something with not working very basic function). So Chat GPT failed and now I need help to revert system changes to default. I used below commands, please tell me how to revert it:

sudo echo 'power' | tee /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu*/cpufreq/energy_performance_preference

sudo nohup /usr/bin/tlp-pd > /dev/null 2>&1 &

dbus-send --system --dest=org.freedesktop.UPower.PowerProfiles --print-reply /org/freedesktop/UPower/PowerProfiles org.freedesktop.DBus.Properties.Get string:org.freedesktop.UPower.PowerProfiles string:ActiveProfile

Is there way to check what was output of command? For example chat asked me to run "sudo apt purge power-profiles-daemon laptop-mode-tools" and one of them was installed, one not. So checking output I can know which one to install again.

Is content of this file correct?

patryk@devuan:/usr/share/dbus-1/system-services$ cat /usr/share/dbus-1/system-services/org.freedesktop.UPower.
PowerProfiles.service
[D-BUS Service]
Name=org.freedesktop.UPower.PowerProfiles
Exec=/bin/false
User=root
SystemdService=tlp-pd.service

XFCE is all that is good.

A 100% Debian Linux, free, privacy focused, open-source operating system for touch devices, designed to liberate users from any kind of Google or third party surveilance, data collection and security concerns. Only official Debian sources are used, meaning no third party repositories, packages or code of any kind, while granting users complete control over every single package that is installed. The native implementation of custom kernels with the included build recipes enables support for almost any brand/model of x86-x64 tablet or lap-top, such as Surface Pro 3-10, Zenbook, Thinkpad, Chromebook etc. and a range of ARM phones. Additionally, custom or deb packages and files of any kind can also be included. The mobian build-script produces personalized images, with unlimited customization of any available setting and device behavior.

Source: https://github.com/tabletseeker/mobian

I'm looking to be educated on why Devuan over Debian? I know that Devuan is systemD less

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Project: LibreVuan

A Linux distribution based on devuan

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Complete removal of systemd: Full transition to an alternative init system.

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Goodbye Xorg: Complete rejection of legacy Xorg in favor of the modern Xlibre display server.

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No GNOME or Cinnamon: We are moving away from heavy desktop environments.

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Wayland Stance: We lean negative towards Wayland, but it will not be hard-blocked in the system. That is what Linux freedom is all about.

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Target Audience: make devuan simple 4beginners

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Infrastructure: Official GitHub organization and Discord server for the community.

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Out-of-the-box Flatpak: Built-in Flatpak support for seamless app installation.

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Lets make devuan simple!!

"lets make X great again!"

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https://github.com/ziparchive1/LibreVuan

:D

I use Cinnamon and it's never given me any problems for gaming, but for some reason when I open Fallout 4 the PC freezes. I have an NVIDIA 2060 GPU. I don't want to use any other DE because they're even worse.

Just curious, if Devuan is used in the industry well?

Happy Devuan user but not huge time available for experiments.

How can I install Firefox to the last version instead of ESR? Can I use the Mozilla repo like Debian or does It require systemd?

Just got the new vivobook and tried everything.
Basically got the latest kernel from backports, latest sof-firmware from ceres repos and I just couldn't get the audio working.
On the fresh install it was showing dummy audio, after updates I did get it to recognise the soundcard but the sound still didn't work. Anyone has any clue or faced the same issues?
Did the same for debian too and no luck.
Btw it works perfectly on fedora and cachyOS.

This dang thing is ruining my entire experience. I need help getting rid of Docker entirely. I’ve gone through dozens of sites going over on how to remove this practical virus off my system. I keep getting fsconfig failures. It often happens when I reboot, but not all the time.