On Thu, 12 Nov 2020 at 23:32, Norbert Preining <norb...@preining.info> wrote: > Nothing related to plasma can make your system unbootable, that is FUD. > You can change the desktop session to any other and run it.
Does my computer power on and POST? Yes. Do the kernel and systemd complete their start up routines? Yes. Can I open a desktop session? No. I understand that some people consider anything that's not technically precise "FUD," and I want to avoid a semantic argument over what constitutes "bootable." The fact that I could not, after turning onto my computer get: 1) To a point where I could do anything useful on my computer, 2) An error message pointing me to the source of the problem ... is my point. Yes, I could have installed alternative operating DEs, rolled my own packaging, used various workarounds. What I did was switch to Windows for the 3 day interval so I could work whilst Debian sorted itself out. That worked for me. Other things worked for other people. I'm cool with that.
