If you need enterprise support I'd look for Ubuntu or maybe SUSE. If you can't tolerate RHEL closing their source, that is (some people won't be bothered).
If that's not needed, then Debian all the way! It's served me well for like 10 years in my home lab.
They're a lot better these days, but snaps got a reputation early on for being really slow and bloated, and IIRC there isn't a (good) way to host your own repo which puts a lot of control in Canonical's hands.
Sick! I might have to snag a dock for mine...
Tusky has been serving me well on Android
If you need enterprise support I'd look for Ubuntu or maybe SUSE. If you can't tolerate RHEL closing their source, that is (some people won't be bothered).
If that's not needed, then Debian all the way! It's served me well for like 10 years in my home lab.
I hope they can work something out, it'd be sad to lose them and Rocky so quickly after they stepped in to cover for the loss of CentOS
Beautiful! Love seeing the Mets look silly lol
They're a lot better these days, but snaps got a reputation early on for being really slow and bloated, and IIRC there isn't a (good) way to host your own repo which puts a lot of control in Canonical's hands.
But modern PHP is beautiful though!
Not laptops specifically but I use old PCs to run stuff. It's the best way to do it!
IME the Logitech G305 wireless has been great for me. Good battery life, very responsive, and feels great.
I also have a Model D wireless which I prefer the feel of better, but the battery life is awful by comparison to the G305.
Awesome!
Ya love to see it :)
My accounts only a few years old, but I'm excited to move here!
The Orange Pi 5 or Orange Pi 3 LTS are solid options, depending on your budget and how much horsepower you need.
My heart's a little worn from the stress, but I love to see another Phillies win!
I'm currently using Linux Mint on my desktops and Debian for my servers.