dino @ dino @discuss.tchncs.de

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Thanks for this service, but whats the point if the server's cant handle their task?

First problem is, how would you know if your battery life has been halved? Are you keeping track of how long your battery lasts on a daily basis?

that is such a bad response, mindboggling.

troll detector noisy

...for you. The goes for me. But we are a minuscle minority.

80% of people in the world would disagree with you. If you ask them which OS just works they will answer Windows, esp. if they have a bit of experience in dealing with Linux or tried it out for a brief time.

Keeping an eye on this distro for over a year, I really hope this will be something innovative. But it is still very early, so lets see what the years to come will bring.

So according to your definition: which OS makes your "computer just work" ?

Windows is free if you don't value your freedom.

This is false info. Counter Strike works, Hunt: Showdown works. To fix your comment it would look like this:

Linux is great if you don’t play competitive games, which have disastrous "anti cheat functionality". Anything with any amount of sane anti-cheat will work.

Do "your games" run on steam? Did you check protondb for fixes?

That is, until apt/pacman upgrade which sometimes breaks the fix.

That sounds like changing the main config file instead of a conf.d/ sub config file. I have no clue what the correct naming for this is.

Linux was never and will never be there for crowds which just want their "computer to work" on each and every usage scenario.

pre alpha...

From wikipedia and their github it sounds like jenkins is mostly used for development/programming. So maybe thats why I never heard about it shrug.

Very bad advice, getting your niche might pay off for a certain job in a certain time period and makes you clueless and worthless in any other job other timeframe.

Rather focus on general overview and tools instead. I can imagine how you brain is melting away dealing your whole work day with only sharepoint, rofl.

Good advice here, although I would recommend going for debian instead, get a grasp how different package managers in linux do the same thing.

• Containerization
• KVM
• webserver apache/nginx yatta (ceritifcate handling, god I hate this)

This! Also if you company only employs windows machines ... run.

No, dont learn docker, learn containerization and what tools can be used for it. No to Kubernetes that comes much later and/is VERY specific. No clue what keycloak is, but it sounds useful. Never hear about Jenkins. Id rather say get a grasp on python and skim what tools are used to administer servers -> ansible and puppet maybe.

aiaiaia wasn't fully aware didn't really care, because I don't need #eyecandy but this seems like problem: https://blog.vaxry.net/resource/articleFDO/RHMails.pdf Make up your own mind, folks.

Edit: https://invidious.flokinet.to/watch?v=Lm3gLwyjawQ