This distro has some good track. I hope we start seeing more people using it, and more important more package maintainers, to join the project so we have more applications available. The moss package manager is an interesting idea and I can see that as some sort of an evolution from a post SolusOS era.
100%.
American cities need more dense areas. Buildings with 4 to 6 floors, commerce in the first floor, great public transportation, and walkable streets. That is it. No suburban homes, no skyscraper, no parking lot mega commerce store areas, no huge highways in living areas. Let’s get rid of the cars. We can do groceries more frequently and walk home.
So, what is the point of the TPM “rant” if it has great use?
Are we saying here that using Linux + TPM = recommended, using Microsoft + TPM = burn?
Very uninformed person here and a genuine question. Isn’t TPM endorsed by respected security projects such as GrapheneOS, I mean the Titan chip isn’t some type of TPM equivalent for computers and one of the main reasons GrapheneOS doesn’t support other phones that aren’t Pixel?
Yeah, but people wouldn’t use MS Word to send emails, respond forum messages, transfer their logical thinking and interpretation. That is not about another previous tool that was used to do grammar corrections. You are missing the whole point of what I criticized with skepticism/scepticisms (not sure if you’re Brit or American).
2025 the year that I can’t stand a text that has this " — "
which are a lot like dinosaur
Seems to be where the world is marching. They are surpassing the US and competing in many areas. They have a large population that is starting to travel more often. They are producing large content online that is not translated. They have their own YouTube equivalent (Bilibili), etc…
If you don’t know yet learn a second language. Chinese seems the most useful nowadays.
With the amount of microplastics in ours testicles some won’t even born (the lucky ones)
The SteamDeck is not a portable. It doesn’t fit regular pants pockets. The performance of the battery isn’t also super impressive. Those two things needs attention.
How it is in terms of security compared to a fully fledged desktop environment such as Gnome that is praised by security projects like GrapheneOS and SecureBlue?
I can safely report that is not the reason why the US is more popular in Brazil.
South american here, I grew up knowing those animals and capybaras and I find fascinating when the rest of the world get to know those creatures and have a blast. It is cool that something trivial for me is something amusing for someone else.
Here are two interesting( I guess) shots:
Gzus, quite dark comment/thought
Yeah, I get it. Disconnecting the TV is a must, and luckily I never even connected mine for many years. The thing is that I’m not sure that we can trust in the licensed devices either. Chromecast, Fire TV, Nvidia, etc… All of them have trackers as well. A PC or a Pi would have the limitation of streaming at maximum 1080p resolution for some streamers providers such as Netflix. It is quite a challenge!
Honest question how do we stream from Netflix, HBO Max, Apple TV, etc without connecting to the internet? Also, most of those stream require a recognized device to stream over 1080p. So basically, if you get a new TV wouldn’t you be operating it as a old TV on those terms? The alternative that I see is keeping all that you want to watch at 4k in Jellyfin or Emby (don’t use Plex it is just pushing ads) but you will need to maintain a library.
Are we even able to successfully add an eGPU on those ARM laptops using a Linux distro?
Hi, quick question, for a real world case scenario. If one has a Keychron M6 Wireless Mouse Pixart 3950 8K Polling rate compatible out of the box with Linux via Chromium browser tweaks, would them need this DKMS module to allow it to reach the 8K pool rate OR this is to potentially surpass the manufacture ceiling?