Yeah I did some light running, and I just had more energy and felt lighter. My endurance is probably still awful, but I just generally feel better having made some lifestyle changes
I like it, for the most part. Obviously you need to check to see if your hardware is supported, but it's a good OS. It's stable, has neat features like boot environments, and it with pkg and the ports tree you can have newer versions of software. Also, they don't make changes to the OS for the sake of it, or because one person or group wants it. They make change with a clear plan in my mind. Sometimes that means features land later in FreeBSD, but they're implemented more thoughtfully imo.
OpenBSD and NetBSD are also cool projects in their own right.
even when chrome was obviously faster, and was gaining in popularity, I still used FF. It's my preferred browser, and using it along with ublock origin makes going online more hassle free. Add to that multi account containers, reader mode, and just the general ability to customize it, I really can't see myself using another browser
Also, it looks like you were able to solve the problem, even if you aren't 100% sure why. Maybe the difference in package versions lead to some problem with the bootloader, causing it to go to emergency mode, and updating it fixed the problem?
I heard about this a little while back. I think it's interesting, and it's nice to see someone try something slightly different. The creator is obviously opinionated about how their distro should work. At least it's not just another debian/ubuntu based distro.
because of its social contract, its free software guidelines, and the community around it
he's a psuedo intellectual, and yes he's bad
use linux/bsd
Yeah I did some light running, and I just had more energy and felt lighter. My endurance is probably still awful, but I just generally feel better having made some lifestyle changes
I should be lifting, but I am losing a lot of weight that I needed to, so I'm getting healthier everyday
I like it, for the most part. Obviously you need to check to see if your hardware is supported, but it's a good OS. It's stable, has neat features like boot environments, and it with pkg and the ports tree you can have newer versions of software. Also, they don't make changes to the OS for the sake of it, or because one person or group wants it. They make change with a clear plan in my mind. Sometimes that means features land later in FreeBSD, but they're implemented more thoughtfully imo.
OpenBSD and NetBSD are also cool projects in their own right.
I'm on the second season of The Bear. It's not bad, but not as good as the first season.
Rewatch old simpsons whenever I'm not sure what to watch or just need to kill time.
I might watch the new Justified series, because I watch cop dramas for reasons I don't understand.
thanks for reminding me about the tri continental
since you're used to debian, maybe try something that isn't debian based.
PCLinuxOS
Mageia
Slackware
OpenSuse
Free/open/netbsd
they're pretty great imo
that's what I was thinking of....I knew they had used someone elses VPN just couldn't remember which one
lol indeed
awesome thanks
why is this post getting more attention recently, it's from two months ago 🤔
would have to check on that specifically.
even when chrome was obviously faster, and was gaining in popularity, I still used FF. It's my preferred browser, and using it along with ublock origin makes going online more hassle free. Add to that multi account containers, reader mode, and just the general ability to customize it, I really can't see myself using another browser
btrfs and snapshots is one solution
Also, it looks like you were able to solve the problem, even if you aren't 100% sure why. Maybe the difference in package versions lead to some problem with the bootloader, causing it to go to emergency mode, and updating it fixed the problem?
Another is using a more stable distro....
rif was one of the reasons I stuck with android lol.....It was probably my most used app. Probably borderline phone addiction due to it lmao.
I heard about this a little while back. I think it's interesting, and it's nice to see someone try something slightly different. The creator is obviously opinionated about how their distro should work. At least it's not just another debian/ubuntu based distro.
vlc
for just music/audio musicolet is a good one