Ah thanks. Now I remember why I never used VanillaOS previously. I’ve been keeping my eye on bluefin-LTS though. Looks like a really interesting project. CentOS Stream based immutable distribution.

Does it use an LTS kernel like Debian or is it more like Ubuntu/Fedora?

They can build it in kilometers all they want. Plenty of people will still measure it in miles.

That’s an issue the entire industry will need to reckon with soon. I think gaming tech is going to sort of plateau and enter an optimization era. Was probably overdue for a correction anyway, but it’ll be painful for a while. It’s possible the Steam Machine will be delayed who knows. Or it’ll just be a hobbyist item until prices hit a tipping point and equalize.

It doesn’t really matter ultimately, but it takes me like 10 seconds to wash my hands. Peeing almost always takes longer.

Sorry that was probably just mostly me distro-hopping.

It’s mostly just Lemmy.world. Some other instances flirt with it, but I’m convinced Lemmy.world is a state sponsored psyop.

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I mean growing food is pretty damn important. Obviously we could be way more efficient about it though.

All shapes, sizes, girths, and lengths are valid.

Game’s a little different from the last time I played it I spose. Can’t keep up with the meta.

I agree with you in general. Many small projects with limited popularity are one heartbeat away from disappearing forever. However, projects that are absolutely essential to prevent “collapse” as the video suggests will almost certainly find new life. Red Hat, Google, Canonical, Valve, Synology etc. that all rely heavily on open source projects will pump cash to keep them alive if it comes to that. It’s not true across the board universally, but in general collapse is not imminent.

Maintainers quitting is definitely a loss for everyone. However, we all have the source code. Hard fork and someone new takes up the mantle. Almost guaranteed to happen if the project is important enough.

The names wouldn’t fit

If Librewolf didn’t exist I might agree with you.

Not open source.

I don’t think Lemmy is pro fascism or murder, but large chunks of it are so anti American that it does indeed swing back around to become pro Russia. If you’re significantly anti American, it’s easy to understand why some people might support one of the few countries actually willing to stand up to the US.

It runs Android. So in most cases you’re probably better off using the phone you already own with a controller.

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