> Thanks for the suggestion. All of my 32-bit machines are now running > Debian. I've tested both Debian 9 (stretch), and Debian 10 (buster). > > I use the LXDE desktop, and it is very familiar, and all tests are > successful. System updates are different, but easily learned. > > -- > Sincerely, > Aere >
@Aere: Thought I'd try to go back to when folks would try to respond to posts here, rather than just "watch" the posts go on by . . . so, cool that Debian is still providing an image for 32 bit . . . obviously it isn't radically different than Ubuntu, other than having to do more stuff "manually" to get them installed . . . . Carry on with it . . . I just checked for any remaining vestiges of "PPC" there, and, sadly . . . none are current . . . I would assume that 32-bit will stagger forward there for another couple of years before the ports start being "finicky" as they are now in remaining Lu 16.04 PPC systems . . . "can't find the package at http://ports/backports"; . . . something like that . . . . I've got a #Siduction/Plasma install which is based on Deb 10 . . . "sid" . . . does have a bit of a learning curve to it to avoid blowing everything up, but otherwise . . . more or less the generic linux system with the usual band of debian type "purists" gathered around it . . . . F
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