Upgrade to debian bookworm

[DaWe35]

• I tried to make as small changes as possible.
• I tested 3 apps:
  • KDE works.
  • VLC works.
  • Chromium broken.

Build:

./build --flavor bookworm
./build --application kde --base_image ghcr.io/m1k1o/neko/bookworm-base:latest

docker run -p 8080:8080 -p 52000-52100:52000-52100/udp --shm-size=2gb ghcr.io/m1k1o/neko/kde

[m1k1o]

@DaWe35 chromium works, probably you forgot to add cap-add=SYS_ADMIN when testing?

[m1k1o]

Test results:

App	Status
chromium	✅
google-chrome	✅
ungoogled-chromium	✅
microsoft-edge	✅
brave	✅
vivaldi	✅
opera	✅
firefox	✅
tor-browser	✅
waterfox	✅
xfce	✅
kde	✅
remmina	✅ Packages 'remmina-plugin-spice' and 'remmina-plugin-nx' were renamed to 'remmina-plugin-www' and 'remmina-plugin-x2go' is now available.
vlc	✅

[DaWe35]

This is awesome, yeah, maybe I forgot.

[m1k1o]

TODO: Check all flavors.

• for nvidia images
• update intel dockerfile to bookworm too.

[Gauvino]

Why also not adding the trixie build and the ubuntu 24 ? Since they are lts

[m1k1o]

I am considering to jump right to that, because bookworm is sill unusable for me. I tried it now and it still takes much more CPU than bullseye. For the exactly same setup, infractructure when I am playing a video on the older one it uses ~70% CPU and it plays smmothly, but when upgraded it maxes out to 100% and video is not watchable.

[m1k1o]

I upgraded the .bookworm Dockerfiles to be on the latest version. 695412a

This PR is actually just moving the .bookworm Dockerfiles to the main ones and updating all other references.

I am hesitating to merge this because of thet CPU spike issue. I'll try with trixie build and ubuntu 24 if that makes things better or not.