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IPv6 is disabled on all four machines. I think "any" still should have fallen back to IPv4. I did just add that info to the bug report.

Nah. If I was gonna use an LTS release I'd stick with Debian.

I just fixed it. In /etc/ssh/sshd_config I changed

#AddressFamily any

to

AddressFamily inet

and restarted sshd. Gonna go file a bug report now

edit: bug report submitted. https://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugrepo ... ug=1069236

Moved to Off-Topic.

I couldn't find an answer to this question outside of AI so here's ChatGPT's response which you may or may not want to take with a grain of salt - me CVE-2021-3612 - does a linux machine need to have a joystick connected to be vulnerable? ChatGPT CVE-2021-3612 is a vulnerability affecting the Linux ...

Actually there is no good reason to use sudo at all for this. Agreed, other than my aforementioned policykit allergy but even I'll admit that's not a *good* reason :mrgreen: My point was that I see someone who's used sudo to run a graphical application fairly often and they invariably wonder why an...

sudo mousepad -i It's annoying to me though, I constantly use sudo mousepad I think it's far more comfortable to use than a terminal editor... there is ofc kate but I don't play games with kde anymore ; ' ( I literally use sudo mousepad out of all the commands I use like 95% of the time the other 5...

+1 gksu now I used sudo mousepad Please be careful using sudo to launch graphical applications. Unless you use sudo -i or sudo --login the root account is working in *your* environment which means that files created or edited by the graphical application will be owned by root but stored in *your* h...

Moved to Off-Topic since this isn't a Debian issue.

Maybe. I'm sure they'll get it figured out and I imagine someone's already filed a bug but I don't seem to be able to figure out which application gets the bug report; I've looked for bug reports in xorg, ssh and xauth, nothing in those three packages yet.

** crossposted from r/debian ** Have four Sid machines here and ssh -X has worked fine on all of them for years. For the last two days I haven't been able to run graphical applications over ssh from any of these machines. As mentioned in subject line, error says "cannot open display" and i...

Bookworm's install guide describes the change to non-free firmware in Debian installers in section 2.2 - https://www.debian.org/releases/bookworm/amd64/ If "firmware=never" was executed correctly and it didn't work maybe it'd be helpful to file a bug report against Debian's installer inste...

Any downsides of not using IPv6? Aren't they going to completely switch to IPv6? I can only speak from personal experience but there's been no downside for me. Hasn't been anything I've tried to do on the internet that required IPv6. I'm sure that'll change at some point, though - I have no idea wh...

Why? What are downsides? My ISP doesn't have IPv6 and i thought it is a bad thing because, as i read, all modern internet use IPv6. There is no accepted standard for network address translation in IPv6 so your IPv6 address is a public address and can be reached from just about anywhere on the inter...

fabien wrote: ↑2024-04-12 20:56...My ISP didn't warn when it enabled IPv6 though.

I guess one could disable IPv6 on the machine - at least that's what I do. It's also disabled on my ISP-provided router but I disable it on workstations just in case my ISP changes its mind

Does the wifi work well? Does the touch work, with onboard? I assume the usb is ok in the bios with a keyboard or dongle, and bootable from the other? Legacy bios? Wifi is Intel 7265 - works just fine. onboard works but I've had issues with gestures and right-clicking stuff. Digitizer and stylus ar...

Debian Unstable on a Dell Latitude 7390 laptop and a Fujitsu Stylistic Q665 tablet with a detachable keyboard.

One thing I haven't seen asked - is this machine accessible from outside your home network? If so I'd recommend a strong-ish password. If your router is using NAT (it most likely is) and there are no ports forwarded to your machine (unlikely unless you set this up on your router) I think you can rel...

Deleted my post because my theory that bash completion had to do with a path was completely wrong. I will say that tab completion works as OP expects in Sid but Bookworm uses an earlier version of bash-completion than Trixie or Sid does. You could try this just for fun - apt-get -o Dpkg::Options::='...

I think it might have been a better idea to use Debian's documentation to install pipewire on Debian.

https://wiki.debian.org/PipeWire#Bluetooth