Akatsuki Levi

Funnily enough, me with Alpine Linux

I threw it at my laptop and it just worked without a hitch

WHAT THE FUCJ IS THIS SORCERY BRO I’VE BEEN USING LINUX FOR AGES AND NEVER KNEW THIS BROOOOOOOOOO

Absolutely will :3

Daaamn… I’ve been open sourced

OneShot is literally the main inspiration for my game :3

I’m making a game taking place in a fake operating system and…

This gives me ideas

I will talk to the power! “I can’t pay electric bill-”

Linux is mayo

Alpine

sips coffee from Alpine land

I still don’t get it, like, why tf would you use AI for this kind of thing? It can barely make a basic python script, let alone actually handle a proper codebase or detect a vulnerability, even if it is the most obvious vulnerability ever

Cry? I friggin prefer to just have everything small AF, it’s extremely easy to know exactly what your system is doing

I’ve been daily driving Alpine for nearly an year now, and I’m just in love with it.

For nvidia? Alpine Linux. It’s so hard there is 0 support outside of nouveau

(I mean, Alpine uses MUSL instead of GLIBC, so expected)

For AMD? doas apk add linux-firmware-amdgpu mesa mesa-tools vulkan-loaders xf86-video-amdgpu There, you’re good to go(wiki also tells you that)

Can’t have supply chain issues if 90% of your stuff isn’t just a bunch of Docker containers running inside a Kubernetes mess

Not saying that it doesn’t happen on bare metal stuff, but damm, is it a lot more prominent on sources like npm, pip and docker

Specially on Wednesday, my dudes

And if there’s other users in the machine, it doesn’t fuck things up for others Or if it ends up messing something up, it is user-scoped, so its a lot easier to fix than a bricked system

Me, packaging company software to Alpine Packages so that I can just apk add stuff

I use ~/.local/bin since by linux standard, ~/.local is a user-level /usr/local, which is a override level of /usr

~/bin ends up cluttering the home folder

Ubuntu… Then Slackware… Then Fedora… Then Arch I still dont know why tf I went to Slackware… It was painful, but worth it

I never trusted those