Czernobog Now • 100%
Kubuntu is still like this lol
Czernobog Now • 100%
Not wrong. Over the past couple of years KDE has really improved and is just as light as XFCE if not more. As good as XFCE is I always tend to go back to KDE because not only is it light but its very optimized and i tend to get better battery life on it compared to XFCE
Czernobog Now • 100%
I see. hmm okay. So, I just went through couple of forums and found out that /e/ gets their applications in app store from apkpure and doesn't even bother scanning for virus.
Czernobog Now • 100%
Holy shit. I have never heard of /e/ until this post and they have quite a lot of supported devices. How come I have never seen them on XDA?
Czernobog Now • 100%
Great, first Intel hacked and now this.
Czernobog Now • 100%
I have personally never used Enlightenment DE. I did try it once though. It was something very different than your usual everyday DE like KDE, XFCE, Gnome, etc. What is the deal with Enlightenment? I rarely see it being used or someone recommending it. Heck I haven't even come across a distro (except for that one time, I think it was Bodhi Linux?) that ships Enlightenment out of the box.
Czernobog Now • 100%
Knoppix is great! It has EVERYTHING. That thing is fully loaded!
Czernobog Now • 100%
what does "dogfooding" mean?
Czernobog Now • 100%
What do you mean by embedded?
Czernobog Now • 100%
Is alpine good for installing on a machine and using it as a daily driver?
Czernobog Now • 100%
I would say I am an slightly above average user when it comes it Linux and not a pro. My background is in finance and economics. Gentoo feels like something someone who's had years of experience in Linux can use it.
I hate apt though lol. i don't know why.
Czernobog Now • 100%
urmm What about microg?
Czernobog Now • 100%
what is the FreeBSD package manager called? I have never used any BSD based OS.
Czernobog Now • 87%
If this comment was on Reddit, it would've been downvoted to oblivion lmao
Czernobog Now • 100%
I have never tried alpine linux. I have read a lot about nix on their website but I did not get the chance to try it out yet. I will try out soon though. (by soon I mean by the end of this month I have an exam in two weeks lol) Honestly, nix does look very powerful. The atomic upgrades and rollbacks, multiple versions, etc. I doubt I have any irl use for this but I am definitely looking forward in testing it out.
Czernobog Now • 100%
As much as like AUR, there are only 3-4 packages that I actually install from it. So, I just install it manually. It seems much easier to just download the snapshot from the website and run makepkg -si command instead of installing yay
I have been using linux for about 2 years now and I have enjoyed every second of it. What in your opinion is the best package manager the linux community has ever offered to us? dpkg, apt, yum, pacman, xbps, zypp, nix, guix, portage, 0install and other tons of them that are out there.
I have used Manjaro in the past then I distro hopped from it to many other distros including vanilla arch. I have noticed that every time I am on arch. It just keeps on consuming space. I have a laptop with i5 4210U. I removed the CD drive and added a 120GB SSD about 2 Years ago. I always use the whole 120GB as my root/home until now. Anyways, whenever I am on arch I notice that it takes around 12GB with xfce/i3wm installed and couple of drivers with all the basic packages like media player, samba, whatnot and maybe 3-4 packages from AUR. But within 2-3 days the space on my disk reduced and Arch was suddenly taking about 18GB. This happened when I was on Manjaro as well. Within a week of using Arch as my daily distro the space it was occupying was 45GB out of 120GB. What is with this? Does anyone has this issue? I checked all the files and cleared as much cache and old packages as possible and ended up with 41GB finally. I have another drive where I store all my files and downloads. I even used a disk analyzer to check and couldn't find anything at all. I never had this issue on OpenSUSE Tumbleweed, Void or even Debian sid
Are Ryzen cpu better compared to Intel when it comes to Linux? I am thinking of getting a new laptop and need some advice. Either I am going with Ryzen 4000 or Intel 10th gen.