Brutkey

Meko #nowar
@yura@udongein.xyz

Time to start the installation.

And also stretch the neck muscles. For the sake of own health of course blobcatfunny

Bios boot screen but angled 90°
Meko #nowar
@yura@udongein.xyz

cat_doubt

Both displays were detected but the picture stretched in the most cursed way
Meko #nowar
@yura@udongein.xyz

Let's act like nothing happened, okay?

Console view works fine somehow out of the box
Meko #nowar
@yura@udongein.xyz

This is where I know I'll regret but always choose alien English locale with quotes """ instead of metres.

PR should I choose something different?

Country to base default locale
Meko #nowar
@yura@udongein.xyz

I feel like my new system is having some gender issues.

Debian installer asks for a hostname but it's somewhy mint (yeah I booted Live Mint to copy some files but then just took away SSD and just copied it by connecting SSD to my laptop lol.
Meko #nowar
@yura@udongein.xyz

And this is the serious issue. Why the heck is it still "Kiev", Debian? blobcattableflip

I clearly remember that it's already Kyiv in Ubuntu for some time. neocat_angry

My timezone is Europe/Kiev (with Russian transliteration of Ukrainian capital city).
Lucy
@lucent@antani.cyou

@yura@udongein.xyz probably it might be worth a shot filing a bug report upstream? Consider though that the timezone db uses the anglicized name for all cities, which might explain why they went for it neofox_sweat

Meko #nowar
@yura@udongein.xyz

@lucent@antani.cyou But my debian 12 allows to set up Europe/Kyiv. And that's why it's even more weird

Kevin Karhan :verified:
@kkarhan@infosec.space

@yura@udongein.xyz @lucent@antani.cyou because it propably supports UA-UA & RU-UA as language/localization option?