

Yeah close to 10k in a month


Yeah close to 10k in a month
I noticed it but it seemed to be proprietary and a kinda unknown, whats the deal with it?
yeah 😔


I’ve got it running on 12gb at lowest quant at a decent speed, like 30toks
Some were really adamant about it being like android it’s very annoying
Kinda wish grapheneos had an x86 ChromeOS build. If waydroid had better integration (e.g. lepton) it’d have been an easier sell. It’s on a terribly old laptop. I run kde on a similar laptop and they didn’t like kde or gnome’s ui, very picky.
I kinda already am. I hate working on their windows problems
Yes, he was parked in a bunker surrounded by communists and killed himself just because his brain sucked I guess


there are many esteemed and well-learned cave dwellers like xi jinping
https://s.telegraph.co.uk/graphics/projects/xi-jinping-cave/
Who made Hitler kill himself again? I support killing all Nazis personally :)

Nah I just wanna know what their deal was
flathub update when 😔


when the AUR gets malware attacked for the 900th time


damn we apes are into some freaky shit


Bots: Does the author really believe these sites aren’t capable of detecting bots? I’m sure some slip through, but if not traffic were included in general, then Linux would be at a 90% share or higher. They just consume way more page traffic than a human ever could.
Only other possibility I can think of is llms made botting for small operators more accessible. Still leads to a lot more people running linux


Ignoring that the default browsers on many distros are seen as bot traffic, filtering the alleged bot traffic on Linux still results in around 7% of overall traffic, up from 4ish a year ago. It also doesn’t explain the giant leaps in downloads on many distros that correlate with the spike. It’s possible some organization set up a ton of computers with openclaw and a wide variety of distros on it I guess to influence opinion 🤷♀️
Also extremely biased source


Ignoring that the default browsers on many distros are seen as bot traffic, filtering the alleged bot traffic on Linux still results in around 7% of overall traffic, up from 4ish a year ago. It also doesn’t explain the giant leaps in downloads on many distros that correlate with the spike. It’s possible some organization set up a ton of computers with openclaw and a wide variety of distros on it I guess to influence opinion 🤷♀️
Also extremely biased source
My family is famously stubborn and unreasonable to our own detriment. And by famous I mean famous there’s a little blurb about my asshole relatives being stubborn in a local history book and we took this fact as a good thing
I kinda love some of them though so I guess I’m fine with it