Get a surface or some 2:1 laptop

Introducing the (dying) Hackintos)

Give em linux mint, and set parental controls on the router, alternatively you can have an admin account which has a list of blacklisted ips, but i don’t really recommend that since you’ll never have a list that has everything, and if your kid wants to look at porn or whatever, they’ll find a website that isn’t blocked, also doing this probably means you won’t be able to put your kid in wheel group which imo means they won’t be able to learn as much

Using TempleOS

My personal bias: I really don’t like NixOS, tried it for four months and found that the config file was an annoying way of handling general system and package management (especially since there was a completely parallel nix package manager with a cli interface which I find redundant at best)

Bro actin like he got some serious dirt on the project with his emails, but all he talks about is evangeleon, how moderation is hard, one blogpost from the big boss of the project that he eleges (idk how to spell that) wasn’t accepted well (no sauce tho), and how some maintainer(s?) left. This article is a waste of time, and adds nothing to the discussion

Usually not, but some devices can

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x9qCqRTEVz0

something about not unix operating systems not being valid

Uhhh directories are files where other files are stored in a computer, folders are pieces of paper used to store pieces of paper (or a file used to store another files in a computer)

Can i have a turn reposting this outdated moldy meme?

How come your account is nine days old when you were clearly born yesterday

Yes long ago, I use hyfetch now (although neofetch has been argued by some to be completed meaning never needing any more updates)

Not for people wanting a simple windows replacment, void is my favorite distro by far, but i would never give anyone but an aspiring fellow hacker void to try out, it is great for customization, being light af, and being based, but it is by no means easy to use

Fedora is redhat’s guinea pig, they’ve been teasing completely dropping x11 really soon which imo isn’t ideal for noobs

Microkernel gang

I think more distros should have an easy way to set up disk level encryption in the installation

Thx for the heads-up

K

That’s a funny way to spell NT