I saw this website that is trying to help evaluate projects to see if they live up to their claims of being free / open source:
https://isitreallyfoss.com/
I'm using PopOS Cosmic alpha (not based on Gnome) on my new laptop and like it a lot so far. It has a few rough edges, but nothing I'd switch to something else over. (In fact, I did use the Gnome version of Cosmic until my previous laptop broke.)
For those who like sounds while sleeping, I heartily recommend mynoise.net. It has amazing soundscapes... static noises, rainforest wildlife, medieval library, starship bridge... It is excellent for sleeping, adding some background noise, or enhancing the atmosphere of a DND session.
I saw this website that is trying to help evaluate projects to see if they live up to their claims of being free / open source: https://isitreallyfoss.com/
Tellin' the truth can be dangerous business!
I'm using PopOS Cosmic alpha (not based on Gnome) on my new laptop and like it a lot so far. It has a few rough edges, but nothing I'd switch to something else over. (In fact, I did use the Gnome version of Cosmic until my previous laptop broke.)
For those who like sounds while sleeping, I heartily recommend mynoise.net. It has amazing soundscapes... static noises, rainforest wildlife, medieval library, starship bridge... It is excellent for sleeping, adding some background noise, or enhancing the atmosphere of a DND session.
A Short Hike
On Reddit (and probably other places), "Linux distros" or "ISOs" was a roundabout way of referring to porn.
The History of English podcast is like that... I think I had it turned up to 2x just to make it sound normal.
"Phantoms in the Brain" by V.S. Ramachandran.