It happens because putting packages on snap happens privately without transparency and is likely mostly automated. Whereas any package added to flathub are added to a public repo: https://github.com/flathub.

That wouldn’t absolutely prevent this, but it would make it much less likely to happen in the future, as adding a package to flathub is an open process:

https://github.com/flathub/flathub/pulls

It’s unfortunate they don’t know what /s means

“We need more people to use linux, look at what MS is doing to people.”

People who have never used linux trying to use and learn linux by using an installer built by awesome members of the Arch team.

“C’mon do you even linux?”

I also was always a big fan of

https://youtu.be/Ij4w7ChpuaM

It’s basically an ad to tell people their phone isn’t private and they should buy a Purism phone

Yes, your user agent detector is certainly working

What in the UX war crime is this for me to read an article. It’s like the polar opposite of for-profit media trying so hard that it’s just looped around on itself

WebKit is its own rendering engine that is open source

https://webkit.org/licensing-webkit/

but thats just the rendering engine. How https://developer.apple.com/documentation/webkit/wkwebview integrates WebKit is closed source

All good, I was using gitea until I recently found out about forgejo. Plus they have a good migration guide if you’d like to switch 🙂

https://forgejo.org/docs/latest/admin/gitea-migration/

Nah, use Forgejo,

https://forgejo.org/compare-to-gitea/

Forked from Gitea when they went full for-profit

Edit: Forgot to mention, Codeberg is a non-profit hosted instance of Forgejo, so you might already be using it

Which one was that?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Android_smartphones

Which carrier?

The freedom of Android means that there are tens of thousands of variations of devices / os versions / carriers all with different states of being close or far to vanilla and being more or less locked down. There’s a reason Graphene only officially supports Pixels.

Nah, had to go find it

Both what I was thinking of and a commercial I’ve never seen captured that vibe

EDIT

I found the video you’re talking about lol

https://youtu.be/JqgqgcE8Zck

While that’s definitely the vibe I was thinking of, I’ve never seen it, but seeing 1992 Gary Busey move through the backseat of the car is excellent

I’m referring to https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W0OZziLsTSg

The original was posted on YT a long time ago but I can’t find it

I hate youtube shorts so here’s a catbox link:

https://files.catbox.moe/v8sygj.mp4

I remember a video of someone just getting in the car’s backseat, scooting over, and then getting out the other door. If the doors are unlocked I feel like that’s the best option. Really fuck with their sense of personal space considering they think all the space around them is their personal space regardless of the rules.

Tribalism exists in every circle, perhaps moreso in tech circles. Ironically anyone who hates on a distro could just switch, or build their own distro if they were so inclined, but it’s often the hating that people participate more in than using their system. Use what works for you, and if it no longer works for you use something else.

It’s not a story the Vibe Coders would tell you

VMWare is no longer VMWare. It’s Broadcom, which is like the slimiest of the slimy when it comes to the tech industry

Ah yes the old “Join our Discord” rather than having anything beneficial being indexed

I would argue it’s the opposite of being good with beginners. Having used many distros for years, with most of my time spent in Arch and NixOS, nix basically follows zero Linux conventions and requires you to learn a new language, learn the conventions of the nix community and ecosystem (channels vs flakes, home manager, etc)

I primarily use nix but it’s specifically because I can write nix files and use them anywhere, so I’m a hobbyist, not a beginner

Mint is good for total beginners. Arch is good for those that really want to learn how Linux works. Nix is for those that want a reproducible system, not beginners

Well of course, but “magic wand” and “power drill” are very different things. The magic wand doesn’t really do any drilling unless you look for specific videos

I wouldn’t have either. What’s the joke?