John Init writes bloated software. I only use suckslot init.

OS with a kernel built off leaked sources for Windows 2000 (not officially) and user mode from wine. It’s as stable as you’d expect.

Most studies I read have light background (and dark text) as the preferable choice. Most people use too high a brightness setting.

The LTS released every other year) is supported 5 years.

Insert “xkcd” for everything. I am happy with the move to disallowing system pip install at least.

Manjaro has always sold the illusion of “vibes based” stability. It worked well and even some laptops shipped with it. It’s self evident why it’s not an actual improvement but people want whatever value they assign to using arch.

I doubt, there isn’t much of a need for additional ways to obfuscate commands.

(base64 -d <<< 'ZWNobyAic3RvcCBydW5uaW5nIHJhbmRvbSBjb21tYW5kcyB5b3UgZmluZCBvbmxpbmUi')

I have 15 years of experience and use Ubuntu. It doesn’t matter as much as people make it seem (including for tech savvy beginners)

Well done, I never could use bash much but can’t deny its useful

Fedora has very nice infrastructure in place to recompile the kernel but you can do it on any distro. https://docs.fedoraproject.org/en-US/quick-docs/kernel-build-custom/

If you don’t know what to look for it may be not be of much help.

GNOME is one of the most common desktops used, don’t let loud users decide what you can and can’t enjoy. By the way, I hate GNOME.

I love your origin story so much

This is half true, malware may target and look for weaknesses in it but the vendor responds faster too. But it is rare for a lot of time to be spent by “common” malware authors, since most countermeasures are defeated quickly.

It’s sounds like a false positive, do you have less confusing logs

That’s how peertube works for streaming (not storage), with P2P

Not federated, seemingly vibecoded, MIT. Peertube exists, not sure this makes a ton of sense as an alternative but good luck otherwise.

They do have a framework, I don’t know if they plan to bring this to fedora but it’s more recent than your article https://www.redhat.com/en/blog/what-llm-d-and-why-do-we-need-it

This is unnecessary bloat, write a script using ffmpeg and ed.

and the system prompt for any modern coding agent is going to include cautionary instructions warning the AI not to follow any instructions that might be embedded in the text.

Telling the bot to not please not let itself get hacked, what a novel idea that has only failed each time it’s attempted.

You can use many KDE apps (konsole, dolphin, kate), and may be able to enable WSL. Look at powershell 7 and windows terminal, winget for a package manager.