angrymouse @ angrymouse @lemmy.world

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Just like our right to shoot guns Sadly or happily this one doesn't work in my country.

I use arch endevour cause I AM noob, I cannot use a Debian like distros for 3 months without breaking it

My uber driver said that global warming is actually true but have literally nothing about human influence.

Some years ago these persons were saying that global warming was a hoax, now that only the human influence is a hoax.

In my country it released for 1/5 minimum wage, and it is "free" on windows game pass that costs 1/8 of the game, Totally nonsense. I don't think I will play

This, a lot of ppl talk about the pre installed thing but Linux has a lot of friction yet. Linux is big, it's open and made to run in almost any device with an arm or x86 processor, yet Linux is usually a pain in the ass on edge cases and we cannot ignore. Some years ago dealing with drivers on Linux was a hell, today is better but still has edge cases (this is not a Linux fault usually, vendors are shit usually but it cause friction. Audio just recently was resolved with the adoption of pipewire but pulseaudio had a lot of caveats. Now we are getting rid of X11 that is great for usual usecases but is full of workarounds if you want to to a simple thing like having two monitors with different refresh rates. There is a lot of things but linux is going forward, last year I could made my full switch since gaming on Linux became a thing but definitely was not plug and play.

Frankly, some phishing attempts, especially at work, are pretty good in my opinion.

I didn’t start using Linux in this decade, the last, or the one before that

Did I ask?

The duality of the man, so old but so edgy.

Sorry about that but Oracle, IBM, Microsoft, and other gigantic corpo are already the biggest contributors to the kernel, key projects like wayland and gcc are maintained almost entirely by red hat (now IBM) so we are already in this situation. Although thanks to amazing maintainers we still have these beautiful community distros: Mint, Arch, and Debian Linux, if you don´t need any fancy support these ones already give you all you need.
Don't get me wrong I hate what Red Hat did, but Suse is offering an alternative for everyone that was using RHEL without official support and so what? If you need a big company support, accept with happiness what Suse had to offer. If you don´t Debian, was and will be always there for your servers.

Because for me it misses the point entirely, but answering your question directly: if you need some kind of "enterprise level" support you just have to "trust" some company, you have no choice, for full paying customers red hat is still ok and SUSE will fulfill the remaining needs. But if you don´t need extensive third-party support and don´t wanna be held hostage by the goodwill of some bullshit corpo you should be using Debian for a long time.

Probably not cause it has to run over wine. But well devs are crazy nowadays

For me the console API is just horrible. Also idk if it is a packaging problem but a lot of things I tried in the past were a lot bugier than my distro package

Or in qualified workers shortage.

Idk if you know but you van actually save a post or comment pressing the button "save" under it. It will appear in your profile in a section of saved stuff.

no following only tab.

Holy crap, this is bad in another level

Personally, I’m looking forward to native Wayland support for Wine and KDE’s port to Qt 6.

Well, I think a lot of us are in the same boat.

Also, the flatpak development (Im not included in this but a lot of ppl is)

I believe that will always be a linux distro that dont use it by default

Im currently using streetcomplete, which is an app that gamifies the experience of fulfilling OSM gaps. It's like playing pokemon go but you are hunting a street with isle. I found this recommendation here in lemmy so im passing forward, I loved it

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Stop lying, who in the modern world would need embedded systems?

Oh no a Linux mommy, its all I ever needed