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I use Orage. (with .ics files)

... Right, The main function of the kernel is the interface between the operating system and the hardware. It must also not untimely disturb the end user (and the packager) with untimely updates.

Ou juste: bleachbit (le GUI)

pbear wrote: ↑Tue Apr 16, 2024 10:57 am

oops wrote: ↑Tue Apr 16, 2024 6:40 am ... summarize the problem

What problem? ...

The stupid and potential loss of time and energy for almost nothing. (for only small and particular changes, to compile and install all these type of kernels too often)

... De rien, dans bleachbit, tu peux ne sélectionner que ce que tu veux pour nettoyer le cache d'un navigateur web. Puis après une fois configuré, juste en une commande terminal "bleachbit --preset --clean" en user.

... For example for the LTS kernel 6.1.0-20-amd64 from Debian, it is from the 6.1.85 linux.org ... so 20/85, the frequency is at 23.5%, almost 1/4 linux.org changes. What's apples divided by oranges? ... It is mostly an approximation to summarize the problem, and to show the potential loss of time ...

Lol ... "I have tried swhkd numerous times and have no more hair to pull out. " ... It is the main goal of Wayland, to isolate the things. Wayland is too young, then X11 will probably be into MX25 too.

Hello,

mx-cleanup c'est pour nettoyer le cache du système MX.

Pour les caches des autres appli., et en plus , tu peux utiliser bleachbit par exemple.

... For example for the LTS kernel 6.1.0-20-amd64 from Debian, it is from the 6.1.85 linux.org ... so 20/85, the frequency is at 23.5%, almost 1/4 linux.org changes.

... Debian pushes critical / security updates out quite quickly, in many cases daily. And then much slower on non critical updates.( Taking time to test and evaluate.) Have a look at this page: https://www.debian.org/security/ Right, and it is pretty stupid to have an update at each kernel.org upda...