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Why billboard system would have sane installed? I don't think Debian or derivatives install it by default. Vnstat is also a bit odd, but maybe that's just me. I assume they have multiple of these displays around and for them it would make more sense to use something more centralized, like zabbix, to monitor the whole network (obviously they could do that too).
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No way, Debian uses systemd, and systemd uses systemd-journald for logging, and doesn't need cron, because it has timers.
I'm on debian bookworm right now and running rsyslogd and cron, because I prefer them.
Cron is active on all my Debian 12 boxes
Tell us more about how Lennart has poorly reinvented so many wheels.
Not Debian, it is how the arch Linux distros boot after the grub menu.
The font is the default Debian font.