Pollen Pirate

Brave do shady stuff to get money like change your URL to include a referral code for them, that’s not ethical as the “AI training models” they do with their search engine, I don’t trust them. All what you get with Brave you can do the same with Firefox. If you want to browse Tor on Firefox I recommend you using Firefox containers + https://github.com/bekh6ex/firefox-container-proxy and one container names Tor and proxy it to your Tor socket (should be localhost:9050) and done.

Yeah, I just read the bottom of that page to find the “unsubscribe” button.

https://redirect.invidious.io/watch?v=lB5ohLXjXlo 😂

I think they did that because of old disks, avoid fragmentation and if one partitions is corrupted you can always recover the important files on /home and things like that, not sure neither. 🫤

As far as I know, Linus don’t like numbers larger than 20. 😟

We need still to get into 19.x before changing its name.

Soon 7.X!

Isn’t the video saying that they are “toxic” because noobs asks questions without providing info? And that wastes their time? And if they don’t want to spend some time finding out by reading wiki + providing a full post of what they tried, the logs and info, those experts on Arch Linux aren’t going to lose time with them as they didn’t spend any time resolving or explaining their own issue… I think it’s pretty clear what the video says, if you don’t want to learn and be “independent” just keep with Ubuntu or Linux Mint.

I also asked me that question until I got a cat IRL hahaha

I think they should stop doing business with war.

I would say that it is still used by many projects, it keeps offering features and improving it, not going worse, right? But if they even do something bad to Linux, we can just fork as we do with any other open source project, and we improve it.

ARM laptops cost $2000

“Mx Max” already costs $3000, right? $2000 is still cheaper compared to the “MAX” version.

But with closed source, GitHub (still closed) for example it’s still alive, and we can still use GitLab, Gitea…, he has no power on Open Source. 😁

Good luck with that… xD

I have been using this launcher for years: https://kisslauncher.com

At first, I disliked, but now I got used because it’s very fast and simple… I don’t think this is what you are looking (customizations) but just wanted to show this.

More info:
https://kisslauncher.com/#why
https://github.com/Neamar/KISS

Yes, I need to check it again! 🙂

it also wont benefit from updated dependency packages

If they maintain the binary properly, could cause less issues with dependencies compatibility, so it’s less pain for the DevOps team, like a container image, just pull the new image and done.

Well, this way they could install dependencies anyway just automatically, so you don’t see them unless you read before accepting the installation. I still can read this:

Install and configure the necessary dependencies
sudo yum install -y curl policycoreutils-python openssh-server perl

And then:

Add the GitLab package repository and install the package
curl https://packages.gitlab.com/install/repositories/gitlab/gitlab-ee/script.rpm.sh | sudo bash

So they do some magic here, the script just installs the repository, so I can’t see exactly any dependency they are currently using.

Forgejo can use PostgreSQL perfectly → https://forgejo.org/docs/latest/admin/installation/#postgresql-database