Re: The joy of FORTRAN

rbowman wrote this post; take it under advisement:

On Wed, 9 Oct 2024 16:36:07 -0400, Chris Ahlstrom wrote:
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Debian has 3 levels: stable, testing, and unstable (Sid).
 
Pick your poison. I used Sid for many years. Currently I use Testing,
which means sometimes my updates have to be delayed a few hours (as told
by the aptitude interfaces).

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I have Debian on my work Linux box. Stable is good for a production
machine.

So far, my little Trycoo WI-6 mini PC is handling the Win 11 Pro / Debian
Testing (trixie) well. The Debian side is notably faster at compiling than
using MSYS2 on the Win side.

Installing the Brother printer driver was even easier in Debian than it was
on Arch (via AUR)... it's just an apt-get call.

I do still have one issue that has resisted all my efforts at
trouble-shooting... I can SSH into the WI-6 (Debian) from my other boxes,
but I cannot SSH from the WI-6 to the others (but the WI-6 works fine
with the SSH interface to GitHub). Haven't tried it from Windows yet.

Firewall? No. Wrong port? No. SSH servers? All running fine.

Can't even ping the other laptops (but can ping google).

[ Ugh, an annoying apeshit iPhone commercial on the tube right now ]

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