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Debian PPA: 1.12.2 Update

  • Bumped pocket-id to version 2.12.0 for all releases

Debian PPA: 1.12.1 Update

  • Bumped pocket-id to version 2.10.0 for all releases
  • Bumped ripgrep to version 0.15.2 for all releases
  • Switched neovim to native build for trixie

Debian PPA: 1.12.0 Update

  • Added initial support for senpai package for trixie
  • Added initial support for soju package for trixie
  • Bumped pocket-id to version 2.10.0 for all releases
  • Synced nginx backport to version 1.30.1-6 for trixie

Debian PPA: 1.11.0 Update

  • Added initial support for tree-sitter package for trixie
  • Bumped eza to version 0.23.5 for all releases
  • Bumped qbittorrent to version 5.2.3 for trixie and unstable

Debian PPA: 1.10.0 Update

  • Added initial support for rest-server package for trixie
  • Bumped neovim to version 0.12.4 for bookworm and trixie
  • Bumped restic to version 0.19.1 for trixie
  • Bumped tsidp to version 0.0.14 for all releases
  • Bumped zoxide to version 0.10.0 for bookworm and trixie
  • Synced nginx backport to version 1.30.1-6 for bookworm

Now: 2026-07-05 Update

Here we are, crossed the half-year mark. Beginning of May we flew to Paphos, Cyprus to catch some proper sun, and recharge. The beginnings were slightly rough (windy with a bit of rain), but each day it was getting better, and better. We came back properly rested, with some breathing room in the tank. When June knocked on the door and we celebrated my wife's and daughter's birthdays, we turned our anticipation to the next big thing: Madrid was calling, and we went there fully hyped. The BTS performance at the Metropolitano Stadium made a lasting impression on me, I think I'll keep these memories for the rest of my life. I still can't believe we managed to see them live! Setting minor logistic issues aside, the trip turned out exactly right. And now that we are back, we are counting days marking our first year after moving countries. So far so good.