Now that Debian bullseye is out, I wanted to open up the option of using this stable foundation (instead of sid) as the basis for a firefox image. (Another alternative still would be buster).
Similarly, what about using firefox-esr even from the native Debian repositories?
I've found that sound support has been hard for me to get right if I attempt to bake my own image, but I'm really not sure why it's so difficult. Anyhow I'm glad it's working for this image.
I'm bringing up the firefox-esr and stable distribution version ideas as suggestions to increase the overall stability and longevity of an image. If all aspects, including sound, end up working fine in a more stable track, this could represent a viable alternative.
Now that Debian bullseye is out, I wanted to open up the option of using this stable foundation (instead of
sid) as the basis for a firefox image. (Another alternative still would bebuster).Similarly, what about using
firefox-esreven from the native Debian repositories?I've found that sound support has been hard for me to get right if I attempt to bake my own image, but I'm really not sure why it's so difficult. Anyhow I'm glad it's working for this image.
I'm bringing up the
firefox-esrand stable distribution version ideas as suggestions to increase the overall stability and longevity of an image. If all aspects, including sound, end up working fine in a more stable track, this could represent a viable alternative.