@dietpi.com
Lightweight Debian-based Linux distribution, targeting especially (but not only) single-board computers and server systems. Website: https://dietpi.com/ Community forum: https://dietpi.com/forum/ GitHub: https://github.com/MichaIng/DietPi
#DietPi v10.1 has been released
- Support and images for the #NanoPi Zero2 SBC have been added.
- The database management tool #WhoDB with AI-powered chat interface is available as new software option.
- Python pip installs are now done into venvs.
Release notes: dietpi.com/docs/release...
#DietPi v10.1 has been released
- Support and images for the #NanoPi Zero2 SBC have been added.
- The database management tool #WhoDB with AI-powered chat interface is available as new software option.
- Python pip installs are now done into venvs.
Release notes: dietpi.com/docs/release...
#DietPi v10.0 has been released:
- Breaking: Support for @debian.bsky.social 11 Bullseye has been removed.
- @owncloud.bsky.social Infinite Scale has been added as replacement for ownCloud 10.
- And the monitoring tool Uptime Kuma has been newly added.
Release notes: dietpi.com/docs/release...
#DietPi v10.0 has been released:
- Breaking: Support for @debian.bsky.social 11 Bullseye has been removed.
- @owncloud.bsky.social Infinite Scale has been added as replacement for ownCloud 10.
- And the monitoring tool Uptime Kuma has been newly added.
Release notes: dietpi.com/docs/release...
#DietPi Beta v10.0 is ready for testing:
- Breaking: Support for @debian.bsky.social 11 Bullseye has been removed.
- @owncloud.bsky.social Infinite Scale has been added as replacement for ownCloud 10.
- And the monitoring tool Uptime Kuma has been newly added.
All info: github.com/MichaIng/Die...
#DietPi Beta v10.0 is ready for testing:
- Breaking: Support for @debian.bsky.social 11 Bullseye has been removed.
- @owncloud.bsky.social Infinite Scale has been added as replacement for ownCloud 10.
- And the monitoring tool Uptime Kuma has been newly added.
All info: github.com/MichaIng/Die...
#DietPi v9.20 has been released!
- #RustDesk signalling/relay server has been added to our software catalogue.
- @portainer.io BE instances are now handled correctly on reinstall/update.
- #OrangePi 5 Max+Ultra got all their USB-A ports enabled in host mode.
dietpi.com/docs/release...
#DietPi v9.20 has been released!
- #RustDesk signalling/relay server has been added to our software catalogue.
- @portainer.io BE instances are now handled correctly on reinstall/update.
- #OrangePi 5 Max+Ultra got all their USB-A ports enabled in host mode.
dietpi.com/docs/release...
#DietPi Beta v9.20 is ready for testing!
- The #RustDesk signalling/relay server has been added to our software catalogue.
- We added @portainer.io BE support and fixed updates on reinstall.
- Orange Pi 5 Max+Ultra got all their USB-A ports enabled in host mode.
github.com/MichaIng/Die...
#DietPi v9.19 has been released!
- #BirdNET-Go birdsong monitoring + identification system added to our software catalogue
- #UrBackup now installed via APT repository
- New dietpi-banner option to word-wrap with consistent indentation for small screens
Release notes: dietpi.com/docs/release...
#DietPi v9.19 has been released!
- #BirdNET-Go birdsong monitoring + identification system added to our software catalogue
- #UrBackup now installed via APT repository
- New dietpi-banner option to word-wrap with consistent indentation for small screens
Release notes: dietpi.com/docs/release...
#DietPi Beta v9.19 is ready for testing!
- #BirdNET-Go birdsong monitoring + identification system added to our software catalogue
- #UrBackup now installed via APT repository
- New dietpi-banner option to word-wrap with consistent indentation for small screens
All info: github.com/MichaIng/Die...
privately, but with a deadline after which they would make it public. And that indeed is brazenly: as trillion dollar company, using the software for free, detecting a security vulnerability, then asking upstream devs to solve it for free with deadline pressure, for them to risk bad publicity.
Sending bug reports is not an issue. Everyone is free to ignore them, but the information that there is an issue is generally positive, and allows discussion, collecting info, and potentially fix by volunteers. The recent problem was a reported security vulnerability by Google 1/2
#DietPi Beta v9.19 is ready for testing!
- #BirdNET-Go birdsong monitoring + identification system added to our software catalogue
- #UrBackup now installed via APT repository
- New dietpi-banner option to word-wrap with consistent indentation for small screens
All info: github.com/MichaIng/Die...
@github.com can you please comment on github.com/orgs/communi...?
Thousands of projects which rely on raw\.githubusercontent\.com are broken for whole South America since 5 days, and I could not find a single official statement about what is going on.
#DietPi v9.18 has been released!
Support for the new SBCs #NanoPi R3S, R3S LTS, R76S and M5 has been added. The ebook/audiobook collection manager #LazyLibrarian has been added to our software catalogue, and the DietPi-Dashboard received a major rework.
Release notes: dietpi.com/docs/release...
#DietPi v9.18 has been released!
Support for the new SBCs #NanoPi R3S, R3S LTS, R76S and M5 has been added. The ebook/audiobook collection manager #LazyLibrarian has been added to our software catalogue, and the DietPi-Dashboard received a major rework.
Release notes: dietpi.com/docs/release...
Looks great, and seems to be possible to create an alias as drop-in replacement for grep (at least egrep/grep -E). But sadly no riscv64 binaries provided yet. Might open a PR for that, usually trivial for Rust.
Last commit last year and draft at IETF expired since February 🤔. Is this slow pace expected or did the idea not get the expected traction?
Debian-based, FLOSS, and with a set of TUI helper scripts for ready-to-run installs of a.o. typical server software. Much like Docker but without Docker.
Suitable for single-board computers, but also x86_64 systems and VMs. Headless first, but ... it's Debian so you can install a desktop if needed.
No one can do the choice for you, and knows whether you need to download media as well, a more complex storage server, or whatnot around the actual streaming server, or not. But if you want to test and get an impression of all of these (and more) options, try our little Linux OS: dietpi.com
I agree "creative" is difficult term in AI context, for the person writing the prompt(s), as well as the LLM generating the image based on its structure, training, and finds. Meaningful photos and real art are of course preferred. But as replacement for random clipart/getty, LLM images are IMO fine.
Our release notes images were never meant to be serious or transport an important message to start with. We started with mostly outdoor pictures matching the season. This year's AI motto just makes it easy to add slight hints about the content of the release, but we keep more playful than serious.
Definitely. I mean it obviously does already all over the place. For ads, blog posts, PPT relaxation graphics and all such things, where otherwise some standard clipart or Getty Images come into play, if you do not have or pay a designer, it IMO just makes sense.
Why is that? Because IYO the graphics are not good/interesting/eye-catching or because "creative" is a difficult word in the context, when comparing with human artists? When checking article/blog post/ads graphics from before AI era, IMO it usually was worse and not really creative either 😅.
It does mistakes, it halluziniertes, it gives outdated, inaccurate, wrong, or wildly invented information, even when clearly instructed to provide facts. Great for creative things like images 😉, or drafts, or to get ideas, but never for finished solutions or definite answers to rely on.
I think AI can be a massive help, also and maybe exceptionally for eye catching graphics. Though our aim was more an experimental one when choosing AI as image source for this year. What I am concerned is that people trust AI for things which need to be accurate, functional or facts matter.
Thanks for the wishes. I agree healthy suspicion is needed for a serious production OS. No one has time to check every line of code. We try to be transparent, all builds done on GitHub, scripts print each command they execute etc. But trust may need independent opinions or actually trying it out.
