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Maybe should have looked into how immutable distros work before using one. Is ostree just a package manager for immutable distros instead of using dnf or apt?

Thanks for the warning i don't think I have any hour long videos, maybe up to 10 or 20 minutes. But that is a very weird and annoying bug.

Immich sounds so awesome I plan to start using it soon.

I guess Ubuntu when I tried to make a minecraft server a couple of years ago. I first started actually using Linux as my desktop with bazzite.

I've always been surprised affinity isn't on linux I would think people looking for alternatives to adobe would also be looking for alternatives to windows so it makes sense to put them together.

I agree I honestly don't like immutable distro's at all because you can't install packages the way everyone else does: via package managers. You either have to use the gui software center and if that doesn't have to app your looking for you have to use distrobox or box buddy which still doesn't work half the time. That's just been my experience with bazzite as a person fairly knew to linux.

What? people just give away computers?

Still both don't work for me. Great idea though.

Back in my day phones actually had the ports people wanted.

They'll need a population boost after Trump deny's immigrants entrance into America.

The home server im setting up. I can finally break free of the clutches of cloud storage.

Kde works great for me, I don't have any special hardware. I have used it with fedora and bazzite.

I guess so, lol.

I like the stance on fining big corporations and taxing corporations. And I think donations would work very well too as long as a focus of donations was built into the education system. I would need to do some more research to see weather or not that would be enough money since so much government money currently comes from taxpayers. In almost every country.

Me.

I don't understand why so many privacy respecting vpns just lack port forwarding. It's really frustrating and I don't know why mullvad would remove it.

Is it not perfectly fine and the official way to update fedora? (To do so via diacover)

Just curious what do you mean by flat files? Do other operations systems include parts that aren't actually visible files you can interact with?

That was a really good read and I thoroughly enjoyed reading it. I loved the day in a life sections that was really interesting. I just have a few questions mainly I don't really understand why full on privacy results in a perfect socialist democracy and why a complete lack of privacy would result in a 1984. I believe you could still instated a somewhat fair democracy even if there was a complete lack of privacy. And also I find it difficult to see how there could be free healthcare and education without taxes you said there were other ways that money could be collected, I would be very interested to here what those other ways are. But still overall that was a beautiful piece of writing and thank you for showing me to considere a world with complete privacy and a complete lack of.

I hope that's a joke.