

That’s my overall experience with Ubuntu really. Bene using it for work and everyday there’s some new annoyance


That’s my overall experience with Ubuntu really. Bene using it for work and everyday there’s some new annoyance


It seems 24.04 is not compatible with the FUSE package provided and you should instead install libfuse2


Installed 24.04 this week. On the second day my graphical interface was completely borked. Bare in mind I only installed the usual things I need like neovim, appimage support, compilers, etc.
I’ve used the same installation of Arch, Fedora and Suse on different machines for years in a row without an issue
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You exude vibes of someone who would’ve opposed the move from assembly to C …
Developers are well aware of the risks of re-writting, and I have seen no one say Rust is bug or cve free on compile time. But you do have higher guarantees that a certain class of vulnerabilities do not exist or it is easier to narrow down where they might be. Stop spreading FUD
And before you try: nop I’m not a Rust developer