linux

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A presentation by @siosm and @JoshStrobl about the state of the atomic desktops and especially Silverblue, Kinoite and Onyx (Fedora Budgie Atomic)

I just thought it was funny. And i hope to see a new version of this someday.

Random UK grandma in my recommenced giving a tour of classic gnome.

Even though different Linux distros are often fairly close in terms of real-life performance and all of them have a clear advantage over Windows in many use cases, we can’t reject the fact that Arch Linux has undoubtedly won the competition. And now I’m so glad to have another reason to proudly say “I use Arch btw”...

I had been waiting for a really long time for that video by the Linux Experiment (really good Linux youtuber) which is also available there: tilvids.com/w/bLPmGvqHd69ANdPdhRZXWV ....

The author managed to run LUnix on an NES without tricks, like embedding a Raspberry Pi into the cartridge.

With Wayland becoming more and more popular, it’s interesting to look at the around 40 year history of X.

Kent right here talks about how Linux related companies need to focus on putting their resources towards collaborating and helping big companies port their software and THEN introduce open source software to new users instead of remaking desktop environments, pushing companies away, and overall doing the same thing over and...

Further if this technology is open-sourced; can it be extended for use cases beyond that(Dual Motherboards sharing Compute power with low latency for working on a single process?); I know such solutions probably exist for servers and enterprises but i am talking about amateurs who don’t have 10K lying around for specialty...