Fair. That's context which I didn't have, and in that context it's indeed more complicated.
Theoretically it's still possible to set up a shim and grub from somewhere else and then sign your own kernels, but that's way more involved than just to disable secure boot.
@mjg59
Current laptop has never had secure boot turned off, and also has not run Windows not-virtualized since I got my grubby fingers on it đ€·. It just works, and turning off secure boot is too much effort.
@mjg59
What I found most 'interesting' in this article is that you don't need to reprogram your keyboard to send out a copy or paste key code. You can just use xmodmap or similar to reprogram your keys, no difference in your hardware required!
So I see now that my second message may make the first message not look sarcastic. This was not the intent.
Writing code to spew out BER/DER is every bit the nightmare you would think it is.
The fact that I somehow did that while managing to not make me want to go get high or drunk (or both) to forget my troubles should not in any way or form be construed as me thinking BER is great.
At least it wasn't XER đ
Honestly, I made it look quite elegant if you only looked at the file that *used* the functions and ignored derencode.c
https://github.com/Fedict/eid-test-ca/blob/master/fromcard.c
I dunno, I wrote something to spew out some BER code once and it was not a nightmare.
Not at all.
Belgium is boring, everything is metric.
Except, of course, for air traffic, because there we do try to be compatible with those weird American feet. But hey.
Listen, itâs very simple: In Britain we use the metric system, except for beer and milk, which come in pints. But not plant milk â that comes in litres.
Oh, and distances are in miles. But only if theyâre too far to walk â if you can walk it itâs in metres. If youâre driving then your fuel efficiency is in miles-per-gallon, but petrol is sold in litres.
Oh, and your height is in feet and inches. If you donât care much about your weight itâs in stone (but not pounds â no-one can remember how many pounds are in a stone and itâs hard to read the little tick marks on analogue scales). If you do care about your weight then your digital scales tell you it in kilograms.
Oh, and if thereâs a heatwave then tabloids will forecast a â100°F scorcherâ. But if itâs cold then itâs an âarctic blastâ with âwidespread temperatures below 0°Câ.
I hope this clears things up.
There is a 'general' pseudo package which, if used, ends up on the debian-devel mailing list where it is then triaged.
However, it tends to attract the type of bug report that goes "it doesn't work" which is not actionable and better served through other support channels. This is why reportbug encourages you to try those first instead of the general package.
In this case though, it is warranted to use general. You know the bug, just not the package.
@liw
Debian 13 "trixie" has been released, thanks to everyone involved! "trixie" images are available for download at https://www.debian.org/distrib/ or you can run apt full-upgrade as always ;-) #debian #debian13 #trixie #ReleasingDebianTrixie
Extrepo requires a new merge request and then an 'extrepo update' by the user. There is still some room for improvement there, though.