Thats 1,6 times the money that my uni wastes on zoom yearly!

(But no this is really cool)

You ask a lot of questions as if they are connected XD dont worry but separate them more.

Steam is “the good side of Linux gaming” I suppose. I am struggling manually outside of steam, but if you use Steam, just use a modern distro with recent-ish packages and best the KDE Plasma Desktop (or others, but KDE works well), install the native steam client (not flatpak) and it should just work.

File extensions are the same lol. You can just copy them over. Linux can read NTFS and HFS+ which are the current filesystems used by macOS and Windows. Dont expect to use them long, but copying stuff over works. On the other hand, Windows, macOS (as well as Android and iOS) pretend as if there are only like 3 filesystems out there.

On Linux you dont even need extensions, you could remove them and they still work. Useful when downloading files from somewhere without an extension, like scraping a PHP website.

PT: Peertube, OD: Odyse, YT: Youtube

English?

• LearnLinuxTV (YT)
• Veronica explains (PT)
• NapoleonTech (OD)
• Linux Guides (OD) (german but also english)
• TechHut (OD)

Lots of content but not learning

• Niccolo Ve / NiccoLovesLinux (PT, OD)
• Brodie Robertson (OD)
• Nick / The Linux Experiment (PT, OD)
• Trafotin (OD, a bit on PT)

Most channels are also on Youtube but these are the google-free platforms. I use grayjay.app for subscribing to all of them. These are just the (few) ones on alternative platforms, there are loads more on googles locked down hell.

Podcasts idk, learning Linux is kind of hands on and visual, but about linux there are a ton

• tech over tea
• linux user space
• linux unplugged (mostly advanced and selfhosting stuff)
• lots more german stuff for me
• lots more that I subscribe to but cant recommend yet XD

Maybe anthropic wants the app better controllable by agents?

Profit

(A single & is used to detach the process. Though Qt apps keep logging)

kate textfile &

Any normal desktop environment should lock, then suspend. KDE does that afaik, never had that issue.

So first lock, then suspend. As the process is ran by the system, it doesnt care if the screen is locked or not.

Yes but there are tons of others that dont get CVEs lol

Because the kernel and packages are severely outdated, only getting urgent patches

RUST-LESS 🤣

Shouldnt an updater run on the host? And Debian should always update the kernel with apt?

Uhm, you dont update the host OS??

Ptyxis is slow and big yes. But it is the only modern terminal on GNOME that is maintained lol

All these nonsense comments…

So you need to remove separate snaps per feature? Ok that makes sense? I dont think you need to remove all snaps, or that installing snap would add AI features?

Think, people…

Lol didnt see that :)

It is surprising how mediocre some filesystem support is. UDF and exFAT (the only universal and windows compatible filesystems with support for big files) both caused files to write but not appear on the disk afterwards. FAT32 doesnt show progress. And more I guess

Systemd, systemd-boot, systemd-snapwn

Good stuff

The main question, where are the Snapdragon Laptops and is Linux support there?

ARM support highly depends on the device tree and drivers, as poorly it is often not standardised it seems.

An m2 Macbook would be the easy option, but soldered storage is horrible. Mac minis etc need a stupid adapter but then you can use NVMEs.

Oh damn. I was at a shitty startup once which uses macs/windows with google everything and additional external services. Worked through thunderbird and drive also through KDE’s KIO.

While I wouldnt want to maintain these things (similar to exchange support in thunderbird or DRM support in Firefox) they are extremely important for harm reduction.

Kinoite kind of is KDE Linux but better. Ostree relies on grub which is a bit annoying (NixOS uses systemd-boot but limine would be nice too) and they support more things like kernel modules.

Oh but Kinoite will switch to bootc some day, which currently is worse and looks like it will always be. Container people vs git people. Flatpak still uses ostree just fine.