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  "published":"2025-01-28T21:40:16.473Z",
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  "content":"<p>So I had this x230 that I installed with Debian in July 2013 as a work machine, used it daily until 2017, then very regularly until 2019 and sporadically since then, always just upgrading the OS.</p><p>Somehow the network config had broken (not the main problem) but while digging around I found so much cruft that I had collected over the years. Using GNU stow, then shifting to nixpkgs, 20 Docker volumes without any images or containers, bridges, lxc, vagrant setups, a root partition too small so I had symlinked several things to /home/...</p><p>Anyway, made a backup and installed a fresh Debian 12 with a heavy heart, this installation was the longest-running Linux install I've ever had, going from stable to testing and back again. xfce is running nicely and everything seems to work out of the box, not that I am very much surprised. Only that it's X and not Wayland, I simply wasn't sure about that. </p><p>Maybe I need to replace the SSD anyway at some point.</p>",
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