New SpiralLinux Released! Easiest Debian Yet?

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  • Опубликовано: 6 фев 2025
  • SpiralLinux 12.231008 is here! Debian 12 pre-configured BTRFS snapshots, zRAM swap, and newer hardware support, right out of the box!
    Get your copy here:
    spirallinux.gi...

Комментарии • 21

  • @s.b.2088
    @s.b.2088 Год назад +27

    Hi there, greetings from the creator of SpiralLinux. Thanks a lot for the thorough demonstration of the Btrfs / Snapper functionality, your video virtually the only one that has bothered to look into that feature. Regarding the comment at 3:25 about the 300MiB partition size for multiple kernels, keep in mind that is only for the partition where `/boot/efi` gets mounted; which only contains a few small EFI files. The kernel images are outside of that directory in `/boot/` which is on the main partition. Thanks again for the well-done video! Cheers.

    • @stephenstechtalks5377
      @stephenstechtalks5377  Год назад +7

      Fantastic spin, and thanks for the correction!

    • @hiralpatel3863
      @hiralpatel3863 10 месяцев назад

      Hi there. I couldn’t get gnome version to work with gnome right after the first boot. Don’t know what was causing it

  • @Innocentdarkness72
    @Innocentdarkness72 Год назад +1

    Good weekend !!! all viewers, great video as alway's....

  • @islam-karam
    @islam-karam Год назад +5

    Thank you, Mr. Stephen, for selecting a good Linux distribution for new users. It is a thoughtful gesture, and I am sure that new users will appreciate your help. And I am curious which snapshot management tool you prefer to use: Snapper or Timeshift?

    • @stephenstechtalks5377
      @stephenstechtalks5377  Год назад +2

      Glad it was helpful! I generally prefer Snapper, but Timeshift is excellent too! :)

  • @thesaigoneer
    @thesaigoneer Год назад +2

    Very nice to give Spiral an extra shoutout; it is really worthwhile to read the webpage on the how and what (and the who > also the developer of Geckolinux). Next to Siduction this is the Debian spin you want to turn to if you like Debian, but also want a lot QoL improvements already preconfigured. Without unnecessary bloat! Happy he is back with a new set of iso's! Thanx Stephen.

  • @santiagonottoli
    @santiagonottoli Год назад +1

    Very nice Stephan, great job!

  • @Bareego
    @Bareego 8 месяцев назад

    Those rebootable snapshots done automatically is pretty neat. Looks really nice overall.

  • @rustyislandable
    @rustyislandable Год назад

    I Got to have CHROME ! How do I install it ?????

    • @stephenstechtalks5377
      @stephenstechtalks5377  Год назад +2

      With SpiralLinux, I expect an easy way would be to install the Flatpak:
      flathub.org/apps/com.google.Chrome
      Good luck! :)

    • @colincomber8027
      @colincomber8027 Год назад

      @@stephenstechtalks5377 I am using Spiral Plasma, I installed Chrome via flatpak - Spiral Deb includes flatpak support

    • @robhymers9149
      @robhymers9149 Год назад

      Have you tried Brave? Basically un-googled chrome/chromium

  • @Dutch-linux
    @Dutch-linux Год назад

    Debian is always so behind with packages why even use debian based distro's ?

    • @stephenstechtalks5377
      @stephenstechtalks5377  Год назад +4

      Debian Sid is a rolling release bleeding edge channel (close to Arch) if you need the freshest packages. :)

    • @thestreamreader
      @thestreamreader Год назад

      My problem is always finding something that is packaged that is odd that is normally found in AUR. They seem to package most of what people create on github 98% of time I can find it in AUR. I have not landed on a distribution that does this.

    • @kwagnert
      @kwagnert 5 месяцев назад

      Change the repos to "testing" branch, which is pretty darn stable. For bleeding edge and latest packages, as Stephen said, go for sid.