enemenemu @ enemenemu @lemm.ee

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I never said debian wasn't fine. Where do I doubt that debian wasn't stable? Which of the bigger 10 distros isn't stable?

Debian is far from being a mainstream workstation distro.

Debian is/was a very good server distro but there are lots of good alternatives to debian nowadays which may be much better for someones usecase. Debian is not the ultima ratio.

Vscode is a good one. You may want eto use extensions. You can then drop texstudio as well.

If you are looking for WYSIWYG, marktext is great. But there are lots of markdown editors.

Iirc, Kde also published one last year which looked neat

If you are curious, zed might be the editor of the future.

What is inline latex? Do you just mean math, or do you really use latex functions?

Do you really have to use latex or can't you already migrate to typst?

For raw markdown I can recommend any text editor I guess. I use vscode/codium the most.

Nice. This is such a stackoverflow answer. I love it

It's about the ability 😊

Got it, thx

That's also a good question. I wouldn't consider matrix too new or unstable. Also, there are too many huge and important stakeholders in matrix. Matrix won't go away in the next years.

I'm not 100% sure. The "new" element call does not need an existing matrix account. But the people who decide upon the software aren't always up to date or maybe element call will change

Which tutorial did you follow?

How is your selinux setup?

My first thought was: "I didn't know that flutter is developed by mozilla"

There is a lack of payment options.

This is the most important issue for me. I am happy to send a couple of bucks to a couple of services via bank transfer. It doesn't cost anything. Paying >3% to paypal or stripe is just nuts. I won't do that.

Edit: I would send 50 cents to many projects but I'd have to pay huge fees on that, so I don't.

I guess only internals know. It could be the case that jitsi may be used across institutions and with companies and matrix for internal stuff. An external shareholder wouldn't need to create a matrix account just to talk to you.

Nextcloud, jitsi and Matrix https://feddit.org/comment/6835786

He's not even wearing a suit

This is patrick

Sounds like it also lists all dependencies. I would only want a list of those packages that I asked for. Package manager should handle dependencies, not me.

I'd love having a file that lists all software like in nix. It has always been a miracle to me why I don't have a history of installed packages. Before I moved to atomic fedora, I created a shell script that was like "sudo apt install openssh \ yt-dlp \ firefox". With this I would've known what I had installed previously. Since packages are built on top of the system image on atomic distros, they have to keep track now and I don't have to do it anymore.

To me, nix is still young in the sense that it is not as mature and user friendly as other distros. There are still "3 major different" ways to use nix. (I actually have no idea how many ways but it seems like you can do everything). It needs to be very simple.

I actually use home manager on my device and the package landscape is still not as reliable as on fedora, in my experience.

In the EU and its countries the agencies can't just send their data anymore to microsofts servers. They train is rolling.

This is wrong on so many levels

• you could've posted the result
• use https://giybf.com/
• don't use google
• dont post screenshots where text is applicable
• don't use chrome