Jeff Burdges

It's likely the Xpra clipboard bug causes this, so presumably Xpra must be updated again for recent browsers.

Interesting. I should remain with a Debian derivative myself probably, or maybe Guix/Nix, so I'll migrate to https://wiki.debian.org/grsecurity presumably. We'll see what shakes out of course. :) I've missed any...

I replaced the environment read of `XPRA_CLIPBOARD_LIMIT` with 10000000 in `/usr/lib/python2.7/dist-packages/xpra/server/soruce.py` to see if that fixes it.. and disabling the clipboard happens in the same file, so you could disable...

`apt install firefox-esr` on a fresh install errors with ``` dpkg-divert: error: 'diversion of /usr/bin/firefox to /usr/bin/firefox.real by firefox-esr' clashes with 'diversion of /usr/bin/firefox to /usr/bin-oz/firefox by oz' ```

I've noticed several strange disk behaviors including LVM volume oddities, like a duplicate mount explosion, probably related to this bug, and `gnome-disks` and `dd` not making USBs bootable. In fact,...

There are many people with hardware that depends upon binary blobs. And that site seems more focused on artwork than on the real issues, like say a hardware buying guide.

There is clearly room for a linux-libre like project that explores practical compromises between hardware availability, cost, and minimizing the use of binary blobs. That sounds like a whole separate...

I can confirm that Tor browser does not install correctly on fresh installs now.

I'd suggest adding a UEFI kernel online someplace that comes with big scary warnings about whatever risks it creates.

Subgraph on Chromebooks, and other low end machines, is looking increasingly attractive with the restrictions on traveling with laptops.