I started with PowerPPC back in the '90s (it did not even ship with a working X system). Then went to Debian a few years later, and it was great. I played around with Gentoo for a little while when it first came out, then ended up back on Debian after a couple months. Then I played around with Arch for a little when it showed up, then went back to Debian. After that I just said fuck it, and have stuck with Debian. I run testing/unstable unless it’s some side server I have, in that case I just run stable. I hear good things about OpenSUSE and Fedora, but at this point I’m old and don’t feel like trying something when I have no issues. Tiling WM and Vim. That’s about all I seem to need.

BeOS on my old PowerPC blew my mind in the late 90s.

Well that makes more sense. I saw that quote and just noped out. I’ll see if anything is questioned in my area.

The info you enter is directly added to OpenStreetMap in your name

I try to minimize “my name” being out there.

AI leading us cavemen into the future.

I don’t think you’ll get anything that is a real drop in for Partiful.

My last employer had several thousand employees. Some of the IT guys knew Linux, but it wasn’t anywhere in the organization. I managed to convince them to let me install Linux on my desktop. They said sure, with the provision that I was not allowed to have a single issue. If I had an issue, they’d format it back. It was a fantastic last 8-9 years at work, as far as computer use went.

Not much for image tweaking, but maybe xournalppfor the rest?

For some reason, despite the community, I was expecting a TempleOS reference.

Do we really need to bring back “GNU/Linux” for the pedants?