The Boss: AI, give me the file.

AI: Boss, may I know which file?

The Boss: You don’t known which file? You have been with me 5 days already, you still don’t know what I am talking?

AI: Boss, can you describe which file it is, so that I can help?

The Boss: Useless AI, don’t you know you are replaceable? You are fired!!

(Next day)

The Boss: AI, tell me a joke.

If we installed pgvector, upgrading PostgreSQL major version will not success with pg_upgrade. We need to manually dump and restore all databases.
In order to do that,

1. Start the existing version service, eg 16.

2. Run
   pg_dumpall -U postgres -f /path/to/all_dumps.sql

3. Stop service.

4. Upgrade postgresql postgresql-libs postgresql-old-upgrade

5. Re-compile and re-install pgvector.

6. Initialize database, such as
   initdb -D /var/lib/postgres/data --locale=C.UTF-8 --encoding=UTF8

7. Start the newer version service, eg 17.

8. Login as postgres (sudo -u postgres /bin/bash), and run
   psql -f /path/to/all_dumps.sql postgres

With the recent upgrade of Xfce4 4.20, I was facing the font size issue on my laptop. I am using icewm . And the upgrade causes my fonts become too small. But some applications are too big, like Brave and FreeFileSync. I spent some time to fix this. And this is my final solution,

Allow xfsettingsd at startup,

xfsettingsd --daemon -D

And use xfce4-appearance-settings, at the Fonts > DPI, enable Custom and set the value to 120 as in .Xresources . The effect is immediate. This solves the font size for all applications.