That's from an IBM Power 720.
Really nice system.
It uses the POWER 7 architecture which has a lot of nice features including LPARs (logical partitions) (basically virtualisation without any performance penalty).
It's from 2010 so it's quite a bit newer than the G5.
Found some of those missing pixels:
You Sir are a precious human being. May both sides of your pillow be cold ❤️
AI upscaling is crazy these days.
Is this a pixel? 👉🦋
After op donated all their data to debian they had none left for their meme. Heartwarming
They took your pixels instead.
Needs more jpeg
That money might be better spent on a few spare pixels
"Spare some pixels me brother?"
more pixels pls
Pixels so big, you can smell 'em
Wait, so is that a good thing? I mean, you get to choose right?
I'm using PPC64, which isn't even an officially supported architecture anymore, so it's always good reminding the Debian team that we exists.
Ooh what hardware? A G5 mac or something more exotic?
That's from an IBM Power 720. Really nice system. It uses the POWER 7 architecture which has a lot of nice features including LPARs (logical partitions) (basically virtualisation without any performance penalty). It's from 2010 so it's quite a bit newer than the G5.
yes as far as i can remember debian has always had this option.
I think it mattered more in the days of install cds, limited space on the disc and slow internet.
Maybe it also helps them prioritise maintenance of the repositories in line with user needs.
And the results are heeeeeeeeere!
Spoiler:
dpkgis the winner, but popular vote goes toperl-base.libc6is at the distant 28-th place, which makes no sense to me.Not surprising since people can't exactly use dpkg popularity-contest without having dpkg installed.
Would definitely expect that to be higher. Since a lot of stuff needs it.
The only survey I oblige with systematically. Go GNU/Linux go !