Dude’s so fucked up. I remember watching him I think a year or two years ago, but I stopped because since he started to post fascist stuff. Last time I have looked on his channel, it was only bat-shit crazy far-right bullshit.

And what is wrong with Rust again?

People who use Linux probably just have less sex and watch porn instead ;)

Building apps without using code is still programming, since you must create logic for the program.

Yeah, it’s pretty good. But now that I’ve started studying, and don’t have time for learning it (I’ve literally made a personal wiki with various documentation for myself), so I am thinking to switching to atomic distro instead (maybe KDE Linux).

Last time I used btrfs (about few months ago on OpenSUSE) it eventually fucked up the whole partition, making it unrecoverable. No, thanks.

I don’t even want to know what can be important in a markdown file.

Moblin 2.1 in live environment I think. Ubuntu 11.04 a bit later, which actually had WiFi drivers, but I needed to get them to a thumb drive, because they weren’t shipped by default.

Then random Ubuntu variants (including Linux Mint) before getting back to Windows (8.1 and then 10), but I am back to Linux with Debian 12, and now 13.

BSD just has 4 (or more?) main distributions (or operating systems, whatever). It is nothing like Linux.

Also I think BSD systems are much more integrated on how they work, because on any Linux distro there are hundreds of different packages that were built by hundreds of different people, and on *BSD all pieces fit together nicely, unless you install 3rd party packages that are entirely optional. (Although you won’t get any desktop environment if you do that, aside from default one on OpenBSD, which is modified X server+Fvwm AFAIK).

I think X11 is ideal at the state it is currently. Only getting real fixes, that don’t break anything. If you are a kind of user who needs X11, you probably don’t need any features Wayland offers anyway.

Last time I used symlinks on Windows, the built-in photo viewer was crashing on them.

Why are buttons on top?

Is that because Linux run on more desktop computers, or just that there’s less desktop computers (and laptops) overall? When everybody switches to smartphones and AR/VR, and there’s bunch of geeks running Linux on their old rusty desktop setups, is that really something that should be celebrated?

I think the best solution is to just have Windows on other drive, that way it shouldn’t touch Linux drive’s bootloader.

Yeah, that’s definitely a thing that is perfectly legal to do. Your company will definitely be fine with that.

At this point they should just switch to BSD. Although Wayland is getting traction there as well…

For Lua I think it’s just for the interpreted version, I’ve heard that LuaJIT is amazingly fast (comparable to C++ code), and that’s what for example Löve (game engine) uses, and probably many other projects as well.

What do you mean? If you run powershell directly it opens up either in conhost or Windows Terminal, depending on whatever is your default, doesn’t it? Unless you mean PowerShell ISE or whatever it’s called.

Slow as shit though.

Huh, that’s a pretty good idea. I already have a Raspberry Pi setup at home, and it wouldn’t be hard to duplicate in other location.