jimmy90 @ jimmy90 @lemmy.world

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that sounds terrible

yes bazzite does have a specific command to install stuff (like all other distros)

yes bazzite is atomic so the os changes are managed differently, the standard linux hacks in Arch wiki won't work but might help you debug the problem

if you really need to use NTFS or Bazzite doesn't work with your hardware then go for something else. i'm a big ZFS fan but Bazzite don't work with that so i have other ways of using my ZFS drives.

those stupid limitations have given me a very stable and fast experience with my AMD/Nvidia laptop, but that's just my individual story

Bazzite is the best currently, based on fedora so it's up to date, atomic so it stable AF

Bazzite is terrific

i think they should try Bazzite, sounds ideal

apart from the Mojo thing you it wasn't clear that this was only your experience, and none of which are accurate or useful observations

more so. windows is horrible and macos is distinctly average, it's only selling point is their service/device integration which is the best

congratulations

none of that is true

i was wondering around Berlin once upon a time. in the park behind the parliament.

a slightly overly helpful german said "excuse me. are you lost?" i mumbled "no no, not really"

they walked beside me for a bit and said "ah you are english. i will take you to the parliament it's just over there". and i agreed

then they said "your boys died for my country" which really took my breath away

so yeah we got your back cananadia. that's what we do when the fundamentalists kick off. even if we have to die

what kind of terror?

they are testing how much power does a president have without any legal or political checks and balances

wasn't shopify started by 2 Germans?

that's surprisingly spineless

and his partners (Putin, et al) profit too

in a country that could start acting against this virus right now with RNA vaccine research has probably closed down all those facilities

good point

i prefer the simplicity of gnome though so i guess i would go for Bluefin - to quote the Bluefin website:

The best of both worlds: the reliability and ease of use of a Chromebook, with the power of a GNOME desktop.

seem appropriate 😀

i think bazzite is currently the most chromebooky distro, much better of course

do you prefer the more current term marxist-lenninist like lee oswald?

true though, isn't it, not being relevant since roughly.. 89?

exactly, you can still do HA and LB on old gear, even K8s if you must

i agree, commies trying to claim FOSS is really a stretch, they are desperate to pretend to be relevant

heeejjjjj! i live with a calico too. dey soo pretty!

better supported in what way?