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Hello I've been a long time user of Debian over the past twenty some odd years. Thees days I have a Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Carbon Laptop and an HP Z420 Work station. I'm still struggling to come to terms with is weather I'd be considered a traitor for either dual boot into Debian Trixie or to just use a...

Systemd (on my Workstation)

Sysv-init on my Duvean Laptop

Antix
Lubuntu
Xubuntu
Sailix
Slackware
Ventoy
Slackware
Slackware live
Fedors Workstation

I remember are as follows.

Thunderbird
Firefox
Gimp
the open SSH suite of programs and servers
FileZilla

Over the last two plus decades that I've been running Linux machines that I mainly use I've had the best success getting Debian to work correctly on Dell,Hp and IBM, Lenovo. When it comes down to laptops Hp is i the lead in my success ratio with IBM/Lenovo coming in a close second and Dell a distant...

All of the best common practices are on that a suggestion and nothing else. There's also recommended that you try to come as close to them as possible so that your information security can't come under fire from unwanted attack.

Yea I suppose you could however, if I where you I'd try looking into a moore modern model series of ThinkPad such as the first generation X Carbon . I've got one and haven't come crossed the issue that you mentioned. On the benefit side of the equation do to the fact that big companies are always ro...

To avoid these kind of issues I keep my Work Station on cse/lagacy mode instead of UFEI as it allows me to have virtually painless installation and upgrade paths haven't had any where near the issues the the OP has mentioned. On the other hand I've also got a newer ThinkPad X1 Carbon on which I'm st...

If you want maximum interoperability between Ms,OS X and Linux it is recommended that you use exfat as i not only can handle bigger storage volumes but is also the most interoperable between modern day operating systems.

It's sp good to see that certain commercial entities whom make their bread and butter by build their software solutions on-top of FOSS software bases. I wish that Moore corporate entities would follow Proxmoxs' lead and become active in supporting FOSS projects.

I remember back in the mid 1990s my next door neighbor brought over a single board which I started to dabble in cam basic which was the embedded directly onto the ROM on the SBC.

I wish that i had learned how to respect not only respect figures of authority not just in my immediate physical environment but also in my electronic life as well. Further I wish that while I was still in high-school that i had stuck with my guns and started using Linux and other Unix-Workalike ope...

I use all of the Desktop environments listed below.

Xfce

LXqt
LXDE.

The main reason that Debian give you the option to create a root or superuser account is that i'ts a common Distribution for use on servers such as Web and email server, where you wouldn't want your server to be accessible by regular users. This is commonly done in most distributions such as Ubuntu ...

There is a project a project known as the Linux Terminal Server Project, for which the link is down below.

https://ltsp.org/

Thank you for the update. I'm sure that everyone in the Debian community appreciates the update.

The fasttract repository version of Virtualbods caries Debian specific patches and it ll so has a back port repository that is associated that caries packages that have been backported from earlier releases of Debian you canfind a moore detailed explanation of the scope of the backports repositories...

I'd recommend that the OP try and grab the X11 and waylaid startup log files which usefully reside at /var/logs/X11 and /var/log/wayland. And either post them to the the debian 'ysers forums useing the code tags or to the following https://pastebin.com/.

I think that it would be beneficial if the OP consider using the fastback,debain.net package archive, as it tends to have the newest releases of YirtualBox that have been thoroughly back the Debian community.
I've had great sucess using the verion of Virtual box from the aforementioned repository.

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welcome aboard
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