I know people who use linux mint (or other distros that aim at user friendliness) who literally never have to touch the command line. This claim that you need to use the command line was true 5 years ago, but today it is largely false.
I am in a Linux User Group and I am literally the only person who uses a tiling window manager (I use hyprland) instead of DEs like kde, gnome, cinnamon, etc.
@CapraObscura @sin_free_for_00_days
I think steam deck is usually considered linux.
Benefits to proton after all make it out to linux. ChromeOS and Android are more debatable, although Google does submit a lot of code upstream to the kernel.
@razieltakato @pyromaniac_donkey yeah, if you read the news posts you won't have issues.
Breaking changes are also fewer and farther between these days.
I mean, python is named after Monty Python.
The linux community sees wsl as eee
Theres this, just replace #plex with #jellyfin
https://perfectmediaserver.com/
I use linuxserver.io's docker container.
Hey that isn't how you convert people to the cult of NixOS
@zikk_transport2 @LastoftheDinosaurs
Assuming you're not joking, you have it the wrong way around. Gentoo is arch on steroids.
The shear amount of customization and raw power you have from from gentoo's use flags and how easy it makes it to compile a custom kernel is insane. On top of all that your system is insanely stable. If a package isn't in the repos, it's not difficult to package it. It is certainly way easier to write a gentoo ebuild over an arch build script.
@WarlordSdocy @ExperimentalGuy
I have the same and opposite issue.
Part of the reason that I am always using #linux is because so much of my workflow these days requires Linux, that when I play something like a #bethesda game (modding them is just less of a hassle on Windows) it just feels wrong and uncomfortable.