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Been daily driving Arch for 6 months now, but considering moving back to Debian. Not really taking full advantage of the Arch pros
Been daily driving Arch for 6 months now, but considering moving back to Debian. Not really taking full advantage of the Arch pros
While a bleeding-edge kernel is great, I don't particularly need it. pacman is nice, but apt gets the job done too. Has anyone else switched from Arch to @debian? If so, did you miss anything from Arch that Debian couldn't replicate?
Listening to high quality audio with Bluetooth headphones is now easier than ever on (https://raspberrypi.social/@Raspberry_Pi) thanks to (https://lemmy.ml/c/debian) Bookworm
Listening to high quality audio with Bluetooth headphones is now easier than ever on @Raspberry\_Pi thanks to @debian Bookworm and @pipewire!
I'm actually looking forward to trying the new (https://raspberrypi.social/@Raspberry_Pi) desktop based on (https://lemmy.ml/c/debian) Bookworm.
I'm actually looking forward to trying the new @Raspberry\_Pi desktop based on @debian Bookworm.
I've never run a desktop on my Pis, I run them all headless, but I'm curious what the performance is like now with Wayland and Pipewire (both things I run on my actual desktop/laptop).
I've got a Pi4 in an Argon One with m.2 SSD just waiting to try it.
First test will be 4K Netflix/Disney+ in @firefox thanks to that Widevine availability 👌