They literally ran out of ideas, like, 20 years ago?

They’ve just been trying to say random-ass shit to justify their marketing budget since then.

Windows basically stopped around 7 and mostly went backwards, and when is the last time you thought about the version of office you use? Do you even use office, or can you get by with google docs?

OneDrive is by far more of a pain in the ass than anything else, nobody ever WANTS to use it, they mostly get hijacked by it early on and try to ignore it like a masturbating hobo on a subway car.

Because China executes at a rate 100x the US, that we know of, believed to be 1000x.

No person, no prisoner. --Stalin

Also, Tibet and Xinjiang.

2 things:

1. It’s more the determinacy, a GC randomly fires up and your systems stops for some long amount of time. There are pauseless GCs but that’s a different nightmare.

2. The kernel has things similar to GCs. They’re used for more specialized tasks, and some (like rcu) are absolute nightmares that have take decades to get working.

Trump’s coin dropped already.

Same.

I used the pine book pro for a bit, it was completely viable as a wifi terminal.

But the pinephone is still just more of a cute toy

You need to find the magic smoke and push it back in, hurry!

It used to be really outdated and missing new applications, with a kernel 1 major version behind.

All that is fixed, they even have good support for new architectures like riscv on par with Ubuntu.

God that’s painfully me.

Except I moved to lxc and zfs with homebrew scripts for most now, pass containers around the network like candy, including an arch lutris one.

Wow, this escalated quickly.

Or gentoo.

https://youtu.be/V1mOWypIFRM

Make a script to extract it to /opt/local and make a symlink.

You’ll end up using it so much and it’s an easier upgrade on your terms.

Try debian, they improved so much over the past decade, they’re a better Ubuntu than Ubuntu now without any bullshit.

They are windows, but the linux version of dll-hell across distros and distro versions makes windows dll hell look quaint.

If someone had addressed that better it would be one thing, but binary interoperability is infinitely broken, so app image is actually an improvement.

I think he means ctrl-r.

It’s not as bad as it looks, especially if you aren’t hardcore, but for long-term linux users it’s not great.

Debian has become what Ubuntu wanted to be: An easy, clean distribution that basically just works, which is a major reversal.

Also consider fedora.

But don’t be worried about Ubuntu, it’s still completely usable.

I do have a problem with them, the same problem was solved, better, with other technologies like appImage (which doesn’t litter your mount list with 100 meaningless entries).

Even flatpak is better, snap is an also ran they’re trying to force on us without being as good as any of the competitors.

They have a hardcore micro kernel though, windows and Linux are a long way off from that Valhalla, gnu Mach notwithstanding.

They’re integrate a low level security framework in c#. Net that needs it and it will be on by default.

Qxl does, it’s fairly modern.

Otherwise you have virtio and virglrenderer, which are as modern as it gets this side of pcie pass through or intel’s sriov.