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I assume they mean they won't pay for a Hue Zigbee bridge, a relatively closed eco system, (and some cloud subscription or whatever they mean with Hue Premium) and new (expensive) Hue bulbs, but they already have Hue bulbs in use in an ad-hoc mode with a Zigbee controller.

Sure, but as I understood, the question was how to do that "properly" with dpkg and apt-get, i.e. without the 'new' apt script.

Feel free to indicate the imaginary unit with 'X' or some other distinct symbol during your derivations.

@fluckx@lemmy.world

dpkg doesn't resolve dependencies (that's a feature of apt) which means that if you install a Debian package with dpkg, you'll have to manually install all dependencies first, and they won't be marked as automatically installed

Usually installing a manually downloaded package and its dependencies works like this:
# dpkg -i package-file.deb
# apt-get -f install

So apt-get can be used to install missing dependencies afterwards while marking them as automatically installed.

I also consider switching to Zigbe2MQTT one day.

I just want to add that the Hue bulbs are also compatible to Home Assistant. (I'm currently using it with the 'default' ZHA which doesn't work with some China sensors and actors. AfaIk, Zigbe2MQTT would do.)

According to its German Wikipedia article, the Caspian Sea is called sea and not lake only because of its size and salinity, not because it matches the relevant definitions of a sea.

Unless somebody is scolling through the 'all' feed.

Edit: However, in a work environment the user has probably 'hide content marked as NSFW' toggled.

this isn’t healthy:

True, but not in a way that SnapPakImage is going to fix.

What about that isn't "healty"?
You are basically downloading and saving the signing key of docker to the currently recommended place with appropriate permissions, and adding the docker deb-repository, explicitly stating that it should be signed by that particular key.
If you don't trust docker, don't add their repo. By the same logic, the Flathub repo is an "obscure repository" too.

Any idea why flatpack doesn't remove unused (automatically installed) dependencies automatically or at least give a hint, as e.g. apt does?

It says 'run as root', not installed using root privileges. You'd also need root privilege to dd an image onto a drive either.

Or install PowerShell on Linux (Microsoft)

Thanks.

For some reason it's not included in Debian Bookworm (currently stable) and Bullseye. It previously was in Buster and will hopefully again be in Trixie (currently testing).

At least in Germany, the communal tax related to the house (Grundsteuer) is payed indirectly from the tenants via the landlord.

We weren't doing any ressource extensive computations with Matlab, mainly just for teaching FEM, as we've had an extensive collection of scripts for that purpose, and pre- and some post processing.

No, I'm not at university anymore.

Cool.

Does Python have the ability to specify loops that should be executed in parallel, as e.g. Matlab uses parfor instead of for?