Arch.

Because of pacman. Building and writing packages is simple and dependencies are slim. Also packages are recent. And most likely “there is an AUR package for that”. Also stack transitions arrive early, like pipewire.

Also let’s not forget Arch Wiki, i bet you have read it as a non Arch user.

I administer Arch on 8 machines including gaming rigs, home server, web server, kids laptop, wifes gaming desktop, audio workstation and machine learning rig and a bunch of dev laptops. I also use ArchARM on RPi for some home automation.

Never considered switching since I switched from Ubuntu over 15 years ago.

I do have experience with several other rpm and apt based distros.

It’s MIT and actually a fork of Mono. Reading the article helps.

https://github.com/dotnet/core

https://github.com/dotnet/runtime

You still use X11?

There is an active fork https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/OpenMandriva_Lx

C++ vs JavaScript

So other people have your data.

*warmheisser

The latest Zelda was not released on any other console than Switch, so Yuzu is the only way. Works great on the Steam Deck as well.

How do you select files? Probably double click?

+1 for kdenlive

This would only be possible if it installed Linux.

Why is everything a folder? What does a debian or android folder do?

I guess you could live in a community with multiple parents, sharing duties and creating more free time for individuals and couples.

I guess there are scenarios where I have free time, but it’s less than 30 minutes daily. In some evenings I can fight the exhaustion of a full day of child care after putting them to sleep to stay awake and get some free time, taking into account of being very tired when they wake me up quite early.

It probably gets better when the kids are older, mine are little.

Two humans are just too few to take care after two kids. Originally humans were not isolated to 4 person families like they are today. The whole tribe was looking after all the kids, sharing different duties and having a collective schedule, similar to Kindergarden today, but the whole day.

After that a few generations lived together in one house, still having less impact on the actual parents. Then we got our 2 parents + kids family model where in the beginning one parent was doing childcare full time.

Arriving in todays society, where both parents need to work and do the child care on the side by themselves after parental leaves from work are over. This is from the age of 1 where I live, but e.g. in the U.S. it’s right away.

Obviously this most parent hostile setup in the society of today, adding also some financial disadvantages, is a big reason this societies demographic issues.

LLMs don’t generate pictures like in the meme.

Drag your preferred option to the top wtf is this UX…

If it’s not in the Kernel, write a driver and upstream it. Be a man.

How do you even search for drivers in Linux? I thought this was a windows only thing