Since 2013 I think 10 years with the same two installs.
Whenever arch switched to pulse audio because Ubuntu did it.
But it was completely broken on my setup so the question that drove me to gentoo was
“How do I rollback?” the answer was use the previous packages in the cache which I had cleaned :/.
Using portage is so much more powerful and does exactly what it says, and there’s is usually always a way to get back to a working state.
What’s the context for this photo?
He will just pardon them, there’s no reason not to it not like trump has to face the music.
The all flatpak thing took me aback but, you are right the app maintainers fix their stuff there first.
Solid advice.
“Provides more security than windows”
This is the only one I seriously doubt.
Ms defender is actually something I wish we had a replacement for.
Read only root fs is a start, but it doesn’t protect my documents.
Like your linux doesn’t get hacked because no one cares, if we become a target we are helpless more or less.
I mean the ibm 1401 used ~13,000 Watts so power hungry is just the way it starts.
More like e2e encryption in general.
Wat.
I love the attention to detail, putting the upsell “30days of msn premium” between the “start” and “all programs” buttons, beautiful.
Not sure but maybe it was
Htop https://github.com/htop-dev/htop
Or
Btop https://github.com/aristocratos/btop
Since 2013 I think 10 years with the same two installs.
Whenever arch switched to pulse audio because Ubuntu did it. But it was completely broken on my setup so the question that drove me to gentoo was “How do I rollback?” the answer was use the previous packages in the cache which I had cleaned :/.
Using portage is so much more powerful and does exactly what it says, and there’s is usually always a way to get back to a working state.