hey!.. We’re clearly tech vegans

The Deck doing what I was hoping it’d do, light a fire under devs to get on board with Linux platforms

It synchronises files between machines. So you could sync your home folder for example or just backup games that don’t support cloud saves

Whatever it is it’s the wrong Linux

I know it’s not popular but I really like the anaconda installer, so easy to setup drive pools.

I use Comcast VPN cheaper than mullvad /s

I’m a bazzite user coming from silverblue, Jorge and the team have really done a great job when you think how daunting silverblue can be at first but how accessible the I ublue projects are.

But I’ll add another point to Garruda because I completely miss judged it. Initially thought yup another edgy gamerz distro but their tools are awesome particularly the btrfs manager.

“Police could not help” Funny that

immuatables be all about /var

A club what are your interests? Create a club based around something you’re interested in.

Do you have a couple of machines or is your pc pretty good. Get into containerisation VMS, docker start running some self hosted services.

Are we talking a bout this noncredibledefence submission? Vespa 150

It’s all discovery takes a while to realise what you want from a distro. Fully agree the the ublue projects sounded exactly what they wanted

Find breaker box pull down big switch

Copy them

Side of the road pretty common to see them

TorrentFeak has always been pretty solid I didn’t read haha

Installed new package via injection which blocked a significant io

Distros like bazzite have really picked up but they’ll always be niche projects in the eyes of game dev and publishers. Steam os at least can help them realise that Linux isn’t an instant dismiss because they haven’t used it before.

I have friends in AAA game dev and they all have the same kinda dated idea of Linux being this sweaty crazy programmer distro even though we all play games online together.

If valve can carry on increasing the market share it’ll definitely help get rid of some stereotypes for Devs which in turn brings more market share.

Netherlands seems to have it’s head screwed on