Hey poindexter!
On Mon, Feb 17 2025 05:56:18 -0600, you wrote:
>> Things like screen or tmux can do the same in a Linux console
>> (multiple sessions, even multiple sessions windowed on one screen).
>> Heck, even nano an vi(m) editors have a 'multibuffer' option to have
>> multiple file buffers. You just have to use a hotkey of some sort to
>> switch between them.
> I have been playing with tmux lately - I wish I'd known about it when
> I was managing 130 Linux AWS instances!
I bet. Definitely comes in handy when you don't have a GUI to mess about in.
>> I thought it's main focus was 'Debian without systemd', as in it
>> still uses sysvinit.. but I could be wrong.
> Devuan is debian without systemd, Trisquel is the all-free Linux
> distro. You were right.
I'm not sure what "all-free" means these days, to be honest. I thought Debian
went "all-free" a long time ago, getting rid of proprietary software and drivers
and instead using free open-source stuff. That was a while ago, though, so maybe
things have changed.. or the definition of "all-free" doesn't mean what I think
it does any more. :)
Regards,
Nick
... He who laughs last, thinks slowest.
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