Ubuntu was a critical part of the Linux ecosystem for many years. It is probably the first distro of many of us (myself included).

But last ~10 years have not been kind to Canonical. They are losing ground everywhere, and they are no longer the engine of Linux adoption that they used to be. Others have taken over.

All my devices are on the same wirguard network. It allows me to use SFTP to mount the fileservers of the others very easily. Then copying files is as simple as copying from one folder to another.

I usually rip from illegal Turkish streaming sites, so torrenting is unnecessary and harder. yt-dlp and videodownloader is usually enough.

The only subscription I have is Mullvad.

bookmarked!

Also moving all my stuff to codeberg.org

Windows and Mac are not safe.

Is Termux an operating system by itself?

Ok this proves that AI has reaches human level intelligence.

sexy 😍

I do not think there will be a year of the Linux Desktop. Linux usage will slowly climb up over time. At some point people will realize that Linux is the dominant desktop system. But it won’t be a discrete point in time.

It is not as expensive as it used to be.

Took me like 5 second after reading this to understand that it’s April 1st.

No it is not. This is just nonsense.

I used Manjaro for a few years before switching to Arch. Manjaro finds a nice sweespot for “Arch but also nice”. Furthermore, Arch has gotten much more user friendly in the last 5 years or so. Back in late 2010s, Manjaro was adding a lot of value on top of Arch.

What really bothered me about Manjaro was the “forum cops” they employ, who are super aggressive to newcomers and unhelpful. It was not a nice experience to seek help. Say what you will about Arch people, they are at least helpful.

I finally switched to Arch when I got my new machine. I recommend the same.

which is the joke.

Debian must be the 1999 Toyota Corolla

where’s gentoo?

yt-dlp

Agentic IDEs like Cursor track usage and how much of the code is LLM vs human generated.

For your code, sure. How do you know someone else’s code is LLM generated?

How do you prove some codebase was AI generated?

This might be true, but it is practically unenforceable.