… it be known: Sarge is frozen. Everybody’s favourite unstable (or rather testing) Debian is …
… because, as you probably know, back in the days Debian Sarge only supported version 7.4.
I was not surprised I was still able to …
… was interesting no-less: copies of Debian Sid, Woody and Sarge (god, I loved Sarge), old family photos from the time my mother-in-law was still alive, dad’s …
… check the Debian Wiki. Previously on xsamplex (“Etch”, “Sarge” or just all related posts or …
… is probably a good time to phase out my current Debian Sarge server (“Elsie”)1 and host my Linux stuff in a virtual machine (VM), … server machines for 100 dollars or less.
1 I consider “Sarge” to be one of the best Debian releases. You can still download and …
… to create a virtual machine: in no time I had a Debian Sarge server running using the regular installation disks. This is absolutely …
… the bin. Well. Not quite yet.
Earlier on xsamplex, the Sarge Freeze …
… test server, preferably running Debian Stable (formerly ‘Sarge‘).
A good knowledge of MySQL, PHP and Bash
Shell access to your online …
… hamsteritus. Oh, I see: there are 13 ISO images of Debian Sarge in my jigdo folder: makes up for 8 GB. Reminder to self to buy …
… notify the Debian developers that their base installer of Sarge is getting more and more obnoxious?
When doing an off-network install … yes, it takes that long before…
I long for days when Sarge was still called ‘testing’.
But then, there goes nothing above a …
… package for it in the unstable branch: if you run from Sarge/main or testing: just fire up a terminal and ‘apt-get -t unstable install …
… news today, and that is (yes, yes) the official Debian Sarge release. It’s the first major release since Woody (2002).
The first …
… coding skills, after upgrading two computers to Debian ‘Sarge‘. Work. …