KDE Neon?

Worked at a company where the previous devs had implemented their own frameworks for front and backend. Obviously 200 was the only possible code.

I had a cottonelle puppy so basically a toilet paper ad. But it’s not even sold in my country, we have other brands.

Operating system so TrueNAS in your case

Did you use a Handy to write this comment?

Saw an article that said that some execs demanded for search to have better user retention. I.e make the user search multiple times to find what they’re looking for, so they can be shown more ads.

Emerge -avUDN @world

You now hack all the governments at once!

(I didn’t check the capitalization of the flags)

That was about the only cool feature on my Corsair AIO when the LED still worked. But I don’t remember if it was able to go smoothly from one color to another. Might’ve been.

Should get a new CLC or an Air Cooler before this one starts leaking I guess, it’s the original h100i.

Huge fan of the non-TG Fractal Design R series cases for your use case. Pretty, but minimalistic. Airflow might be a bit of an issue given that they’re noise focused cases.

Youtrack is nice and can be self hosted but costs money beyond 10 users.

Over time the 8GB of RAM on base model might start frustrating you. You’ll also be wearing the ssd with all the swapping.

The base M1 chip itself is great. Just get the extra RAM. You can’t upgrade RAM or storage after the fact.

Got it, sharing the password to my obscure furry midget porn collection with my people

True, that’s fair.

It’s more of a pain to get running than you might think for an official image. I got it running but definitely had issues getting started.

I’d expect the work servers to be better because I can’t afford to spend thousands per server, but maybe I’m just spoiled with regards to work hardware.

I am by no means a normal person with a conventional setup so my opinions need to be taken with a grain of salt, but I personally love refind. It looks nice and modern and it auto-finds every operating system (including every installed kernel version) on my computer on each boot, rather than when updated from a command line. I don’t know if grub does the same nowadays, I haven’t used it in ages.

Thank you! Cross-posted this to my tiny Gentoo community at !gentoo@lemm.ee

Feel free to share your Gentoo knowledge and experience there, it certainly could use more activity.

Okay, I don’t think Gentoo is the best OS for beginners

But

I think people new to computers (yes, I mean kids) should be handed a computer booted off a gentoo image with the handbook and wiki.

I’m sorta surprised that it’s only 2x per nine. Six or seven nines sounds ridiculous.

And lock that damn Windows DOWN. Windows isn’t idiotproof if you can install just about any software you want.