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That happened in 2012 and a lot has changed with Linus since then.

Newbies should be taught to review what they install beforehand on the AUR which almost anyone can contribute to with minimal barriers. Most users treat it like any other package repository but its not the same thing and it’s definitely more risky then a curated repository.

Fedora tends to include a lot of the latest tech in a stable working configuration, stuff like Wayland and GNOME in the past and more. I like that I can get that while still enjoying a nice curated set of package repositories and without relying on something like the AUR for most packages. I’m happy to let others do the testing on the absolute bleeding edge and take the risks while I get to enjoy the fruits of that with a lot less pain with Fedora.

Best distro imo right now for desktop. Fedora a close second.

Others like Arch are great too but more for enthusiasts.

These seem incredibly cheap, like too good to be real cheap.

You could use eBay but that’s usually the option of last resort.

Your local city probably has referb shops that sell them or if you’re keen you can pick them up directly from auction for peanuts.

Every time I’ve had a use for these either a business PC (or ex-business referb for home) has always been a better, cheaper answer.

Unless space is the absolute unchangeable primary concern than the size difference doesn’t matter.

Yeah but barely, just look at the releases. It’s all bug fixes as if it’s on maintenance mode.

The comments are interesting and yeah, it’s very much looking like one of those passion projects that’ll never see the light of day at this rate.

I currently use Microsoft Todo, aside from ethical or moral reasons what is a good reason to switch to something like this?

I like Wiki.js but updates seem slow and not all that feature packed either. It’s had placeholders in the admin side of things for what seems like forever.