+1 on NixOS. On all devices except Android phones since 2014 for me.
Nix is a source code package manager and compiles everything from source, except when there's a binary substitute available.
You can do all these things on a framebuffer. Ok, maybe the game thing is a bit of a hassle, but the other stuff is totally doable.
.nix for software packaging.
Santa is coming for that naughty person!
Vonwegen Steuereinnahmen! Man sieht doch am aktuellen Gesetzesentwurf dass Steuereinnahmen total egal sind und die Bundesregierung lieber anderswo die Leute abzieht anstatt dort wo praktisch alle Experten gesagt haben 'macht fett steuern drauf'.
Ich würde ja Bösartigkeit unterstellen, aber das soll man ja nicht wenn Inkompetenz die Erklärung sein kann. Anders kann ich mir den Gesetzesentwurf nicht erklären!
That they are still centralized in a way. Federation is only the first step, the next step must be real decentralization, so no more server software!
Can someone share a screenshot or two?
That joke is so 1990.
I am not in favour of these flatpacks/snaps or whatever these things are called. Packages should be distro packages, always. And the vendor of the software should never be responsible of packaging, thats literally the job of the distribution.
Good news on one side (10k for OBS) and bad news on the other side. 😂
Not really a "braking my linux setup", but still fun as hell! Back in university, a friend of mine got a new notebook at a time... we spent the night at the university hacking and they wanted to set the notebook up in the evening. They got to the point where they had to setup luks via the cryptsetup CLI. But they got stuck, it just wouldn't work. They tried for HOURS to debug why cryptsetup didn't let them setup LUKS on the drive.
At some point, in the middle of the night (literally something like 2 in the morning) they suddenly JUMPED from their seat and screamed "TYPE UPPERCASE 'YES' - FUCK!!!"
They debugged for about six hours and the conclusion was that cryptsetup asks "If you are sure you want to overwrite, type uppercase 'yes'". ... and they typed lowercase. For six hours. Literally.
The room was on the floor, holding their stomach laughing.