Like someone commented in another fediverse community: this court case can really only keep going for two more months, after that it’s anyone’s guess what will happen to the court: Alphabet could bribe someone in the DOJ to make the case disappear or (and this is the funny one) law and order could breakdown completely, rendering the case, the court and all the rest of society moot.
Nice, looking forward to it! So much money and time wasted on pipe dreams and hype. We need to get back to some actually useful innovation.
Wait, encryption counts as bullshit now? ;)
What brand is it? I’m waiting for my crowdfunded mini PC which will definitely be running Linux, so I’m curious as to other people’s experiences.
I think I’ve used it once in 15 years or so. It’s typically easier to go with bash or Python.
I think a lot of people dislike Ubuntu because of Gnome and Snaps, which is weird to me. You can fairly easily change desktop environment and most Snaps have apt or Flatpak alternatives.
Back in the early days of Ubuntu, I was blown away by the amount of interesting free stuff on Synaptic, so I started installing everything that caught my eye. A few hours later and my Ubuntu install was completely borked. I think the install scripts back then we’re pretty unregulated, so there was probably a ton of conflicting dependencies causing trouble.
I eventually reinstalled the os. Then I did the same thing again. Twice. Then I learned.
Same here, but lately I’ve also been pushed towards Snap and Flatpak. I miss the old visual Synaptic tool though…
What about Intraastral Peace Corps?
KDE is the answer to all of OPs problems.
The uutils project is aiming for full compatibility though, so eventually you will be able to just swap them out.
Aside from performance, I also noticed that older PC games work better on Linux than Windows nowadays. I really enjoy playing games from the late 90’s to early 2000’s, and they tend to run great on Linux with proton. Just the last year I’ve played all of Baldurs Gate 1, Icewind Dale 1 and Icewind Dale 2 on my scrappy Lenovo laptop and it’s been great.
I use joe regularly for in-terminal editing. It’s easy, lightweight and very helpful, unlike vi…
Are… are we the baddies one percent?
I use an ESP32-C3 with Risc-v as my daily driver (for reading air quality sensor data off of a custom circuit) but I don’t think that’s what OP is getting at.
I’ve (almost) always had good experiences with Lenovo laptops, especially T-series or X1 Carbon.
Will the future be better tomorrow?
I just got my Starfive Visionfive2 this week, and yeah… not as easy to use a Raspberry Pi just yet.
Hey, that’s us!