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Kubuntu. The name is meh. The logo is good. The distro is a good daily driver.

LLM exploits? X manipulating public opinions? X leveraging AI to manipulate public opinion? Israel/Palestine conflict? This post has everything.

This is by all accounts an extremely funny outcome for a network that aims to be independent of Big Tech’s power.

And Fedora? I can’t look anyone in the eye and tell them thats my operating system.

I choose a distro based on the name and logo. If the distro doesn’t feel cool anymore, I switch.

Yes, but it is not rootless by default. Most people don’t even know this is something they could do.

Podman doesn’t need a daemon running as root. If a container gets compromised and gets control of the container process, they won’t have root access outside of the container.

Can someone walk me through the Bluesky bridging feature? Do I need a Bluesky account to interact with Bluesky users?

I was wondering if those compression artifacts were real.

Fuck this is getting hard.

• Red shirt guy’s eyebrow is a bit weird

• Ports on the laptop change every frame.

• Scrollbars are a bit weird

• Text in computer window doesn’t line up with grey windows in the vertical direction.

I mean its all just packages under the hood. Its not that technically different than any other system update. For openSUSE, you run zypper dup instead of zypper patch.

(Section 12.1.4 https://doc.opensuse.org/documentation/leap/startup/html/book-startup/cha-update-osuse.html)

Note: I have never personally tried this nor used OpenSUSE ;)

Hold off on updating and wait for the latest slow roll release and migrate to that? Long term try to migrate to a future Leap build? Big jumps while upgrading is usually when shit breaks.

https://en.opensuse.org/Portal:Slowroll

As others said, that is part of the fun of rolling release.

If you enjoy openSUSE, what you want is their fixed release, openSUSE Leap. Theses are EOL in 24 months, but there are some built-in migration tools to help you upgrade to the next version when it comes out.

Remember to back up your data!

Ah. You were looking for thing_name, but it was called thing-name.

Post-Soviet Union Russia

If you use any Microsoft product, keep that to yourself…

“Linus Torvalds sold his share of Linux to Microsoft for $1.8B”

I find it hilarious you censored the banned IPs.

LET ME USE SNMP TO CONTROL MY APPLIANCES

Debian servers in the streets, Kubuntu desktop in the sheets.