I just dug up a USB stick and came perilously close to putting the #openbsd installer on it. That would be an attention-deficit fail, so instead I've just started a jigdo run to put together a #debian bullseye ISO so I can get a peek of what my regular laptop is going to be like this summer. Please, #bullseye, don't be another depressing Debian release.
@alrs, what was depressing about the last/current Debian release?
@mcsinyx the normal stuff, over the last decade. menu system going away. systemd. pulseaudio. network scripts getting worse (ifup gnores ctrl-C). libvirt getting wonkier. I'm always scared that a new release is going to require network-manager or wicd and deprecate /etc/network/interfaces. There was that huge opportunity of making xfce the default over GNOME (I use neither) that was reverted. I'm not looking forward to Wayland, I assume it will probably break my workflow pretty badly.