@karolherbst could be considered dfsg-conforming

@craftyguy all my hostnames use some norse mythology related terms, so far I use muspellheim, yggsdrasil and midgard.

Nice, the new #elogind in debian experimental will unbreak my setup so I can finally run #Debian with #OpenRC as intended.

At #Ubuntu Summit

@jon @PGLux @Squig thanks, bernreiter fucking it up. Should've guessed *sigh*

@jon @PGLux @Squig wait what? Where can I read more about that?

@jon @PGLux @Squig yeah agreed. It's coincidentally the last "diesel-corner" in Germany. I do hope it improves

@mirabilos lol, will do

@jon @PGLux @Squig it's really sad. The Prague-Munich line is bottlenecked between Regensburg and Domazlice (iirc); a line that is mostly one single track and not electrified. Local politicans always state "yeah we'll do that" and that's been the status quo for the last twenty years. Don't get me started on the delays caused by the border controls; this is the most delayed connection in Bavaria. East Bavaria in total is a mess train-wise

On my way to #UbuntuSummit, in a late and full regional train to the airport.

@sqwishy@social.froghat.cabad in which way ?

Du fährst doch gerne Zug, wie ist das denn in Bayern ?
Bahn in Bayern:

@malwareminigun unless it's innovative like nix.

@malwareminigun the two big DE, KDE and GNOME have a half-yearly release schedule (iirc) and that usually alignes with Debian releasing ~ every two years. This allows shipping the latest stable release (usually) so users still have a somewhat current system until the next release. Like I said, you have to make a tradeoff somewhere. Reinventing package formats when rpm and dpkg have been battle-tested and around for more than 30 years seems like waste to me

@malwareminigun @drewdevault stable exists for a reason; if you want new stuff use debian sid or testing. Simple as that.

@malwareminigun @drewdevault ask distro maintainers to backport the fix (which debian does btw for CVEs and other security fixes; even regyalr backports exist) or use a newer system. There's always gonna be a tradeoff between stability and new features.

Nice, elogind 254 will come out soon and unbreak alternative inits on debian (and other distros too. Sad that it has come to this.

@malwareminigun @drewdevault upstream shouldn't need to ship anything, if it's a good and free software people will distribute it.

@drewdevault @malwareminigun sure did, as distro maintainer myself I agree.