Oh that’s is so cool !!! I have read a few O’Reilly books how did I never noticed this.

I meant a issues web page like bugzilla or github.

Shitty moderation is on every platform is specially up an coming like lemmy, if one should leave a platform is for the lack of moderation.

Moderation means people care, even though I am quite against it. I believe that a platform with no moderation would be illegal because pedos and other kinds of psycos exist, however other than that, everything in the legal realm or greyish ( piracy and stuff ) should roam free even if it’s something perverse or completely stupid there is a downvote button for that, I don’t remember the last time I used it.

Anyways for me the last straw was the api change that back stab on developers left me with a real sour taste in my mouth.

Broadie Robertson is pretty cool too!!!

Thx bro was going nuts over this

Can’t talk right now I am making piss

In my experience it comes down to avoid nvdia and check for the network/wifi chipset support on linux.

Oh … thx for the insight, it was a daydream anyways looks like the only solution is cloud native if one wants uniformity, still a bit hesitant to have a system so stable I can’t change it’s core filesystem.

OK maybe what I meant was a packaging format and not a package manager, above there was a user that mentioned that all distros have their quirks and kinks, if GNU created a package manager that worked perfectly at first time maybe it’s adoption would go across the distros but as u said to make it perfect the first time is something hard and even harder on early days where nothing was set on stone and there would be always the odd one that would make their package manager.

But if we all agreed early on, one one packaging format (which of course would have to go through many iterations to reach a stable state ) all package format wars would be over and in well implemented ecosystem of package managers of each distro, it would be also an somewhat interoperable one.

Yeah that’s my daydream, imagine if there was one from the start.

Yeah of course I get your argument although we have rpm (or deb in debain based distros) across redHat and OpenSUSE it does not mean that the same rpm package would work on both systems due to distro specific aspects (like different root structures, init systems etc . . .), but that’s something for the package manager to solve, the package format could be agreed upon, which would ease the workload of developers and maintainers since the moment you know the target distros of a package they could see the base differences of said distros and add symlinks, dependencies, environment variables, services … as needed for the package.

This seems like it could lead to a whole lotta of conflicts, but I think if the daddy distros were designed all with one package format in mind, such format could be somewhat interoperable.

Hyprland is great but if you do not have experience with it I would advise you to install KDE or Gnome while you build configs and workflows for it.

About how does it behave in OpenSuse I can’t say nothing about it, but the guys at SUSE are all about stability, so as long as it is in the official repos you should be fine, otherwise third party repos might do fine as well.

I made a template a while back when I had to make report, since I had a professor that disliked the markdown look of previous ones.

A bit of a learning curve, but once you get the hang of it, you make a few templates and write on them just like markdown with custom alias and whatnot.

Well every one already recommended latex or markdown.

I would also recommend typst, it’s a modern latex alternative easy to make templates and a markdown like syntax, none of all the backslash keywords that I somehow always forget.

There is no doubt that AMD is a better company than NVIDIA in OSS terms.

But don’t simp for a company, vote with your wallet and always look for the best and consumer friendly product.

For now, not gonna lie AMD is pretty rad, but I hope next generation Intel GPUs are competitive.

In case someone is curious about what is in the left pocket I am going to say those I know:

• rubber ducky : malicious usb that can emulate a keyboard or an input device and execute various payloads.

• flipper0 : All in one hacking tool with many features.

• HackRF One : Cooler flipper0

• Old thinkpad with Linux on it ?

• Raspberry pi with a touchscreen hat running Kali Linux ?

• Prying tools

If anybody knows the rest would be cool because I do not reconize half of it.

Brace yourselfs 2024 is going to be the year of the Linux desktop.

Believe me, not coping at all BTW.