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One netbox amd c-50 EEEbox and one Acer Aspire netbook were both on testing, first #! from start with #! repos disabled and Acer was testing deb-net-inst and razor-qt and openbox.
Got sytemd 2.08 to compile on both. Bit of a slog through the mud getting in all the dependencies.
For the Acer I finally just went with an apt-get to go to systemd. Ran ok. I purged out sys-v and it worked well enough, but eventually, well, a whole lot of maintenance. And more.
For the compiled 2.08 added to the netbook, rough sledding and looking at more of a learning curve than I choose to keep it up. I finally made the switch from the original 8gb ssd to a 120 gb ssd. I was doing debian netinstall on it, but I just put Waldorf on it as on my old big box. For giggles I can get QT5 for sigil and PPQT in on opt. Probably compile pcmanfm-qt and install. Just because I abandoned KDE long ago (when nepo-run-amuk was beta) does not mean that I need to avoid QT (not that I program or anything like that)
Back on the Aspire, it was just too much work. I wiped it also. I am running "Sparky" linux which is aimed at a rolling Debian testing and only systemd with lxde supported most. What with the very active changes, lightdm is shut off now, but so is the GARISH default screen. Yeah, I know that one can fix what one sees in openbox settings.
I will wait for what corenomial surprises us with in the next iteration. A very calm and patient waiting, if you want something every 6 months, try getting tangled up in taglu.
Jean Vanier wrote "Being Human" and "A Short History of Progress" by Ronald Wright. Gotta love the Massey Lectures.
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