Flatpaks ,boxbuddy for gui RPMS, it’s super versatile once you get it

You can rpm-ostree remove

Classic Brewshit

A real follow the money situation

That’s not fair, you just took a photo when the legally binding park anywhere hazzards were off

If you’re going to make a button maybe a switch that doesn’t double click after a month of use would be better?

bodies_hit_the_floor_teenage_wasteland.mp3 is my favourite song

Most stable for me was 2 OS drives 1 storage, sorry it’ll have to be Windows file system.

I’d recommend getting into your bios and disabling features that push windows as it won’t give you the choice to also take the Windows OS drive out of primary.

Install windows first on one OS drive, then Linux on the other.

rEFInd used to be the bootloader I used and stopped windows messing about with the boot.

What’s the need for Windows? Is it something you can virtualise?

Got into the snooty world of loose leaf at uni.Tea is fun and no one questions you really a pack of chocolate hob nobs in one sitting if your tea has flowers floating in it

Search gruvbox Linux I think I found the light version https://i.pinimg.com/originals/c8/7d/32/c87d329daeef94762661443e3e934246.png

I’m using Aurora-DX and it has such great tooling for what I wanted from Silverblue for my day-to-day work. Never had any issues, and having easy VM’s and Distroboxes has been great for different projects. As primarily python dev, it’s awesome not having to faff with dependencies.

flatpaks would be my first goto

Python is good for quick results and it’ll help maintain a good hits as your learning. But no there’s a reason JS is so popular and people keep spinning up tools based off it.

You will need more that just one language, if you think you can stay self-motivated for your goals I’d go JS.

I would start with Python it’ll help demystify a lot of programming terminology and methods. I have managed to avoid JS for now but I have to learn it and for web you need at least a basic amount plus you could prob stay in the JS ecosystem for pretty much everything you want to do. Ruby is cool it’s coming back but like Python it tends to be more common on the back-end, that being said there’s some really interesting languages that have spun off it.

I would go Python till you hit a wall it’ll prob be the GUI then learn JS

Most clients have a create torrent function, what is breaking?

Risc_os>win95-xp>Ubuntu>mint>Ubuntu>win8.1-10>manjaro>mint>popOs>fedora>fedora silverblue>bazzite/aurora

Touché

As well as origin the EFF has some great browser plugins and tools that have held up for over a decade https://www.eff.org/pages/tools

“From evening drives” Bad enough dealing with modern headlights with normal eyes

How has it taken them this long to publish the story? Real frontline tech journos