I really love how this really applied to basically everything, the more you know about Linux for example – the most you are happy that something worked instead of asking HOW it works

I’m talking to you, RAM memory!

Is so sad to think Omarchy is just a cheap shitty AI made copy of what ArcoLinux once was, and many other distributions that were maintained for many years with minimum contributions to their maintainers. :/ Pretty sure even if you sum the amount of what Gnome and KDE Plasma get in donations for many years, is the same amount that this shit collected in one year.

Pretty sure nobody uses this shit, I mean, maybe 5% of all Linux users use Tilling Window managers to start, and now OMARCHY IS THE STANDARD!!! (according to these money laundering companies)

This is so disgusting, I would love we still have ArcoLinux because thanks to Erik (the main developer) I learned a lot of Linux, it was like Linux from Scratch but a lot easier, but even when he took the time to help us learn, he may be get like $5 in donations per week at most.

So fucking disgusting.

For the real Furry Certificate, you need long socks and to install and use specifically Arch Linux.

This is so sad, they doesn’t even try to hide it

Epic Games has a new launcher available to download now, which was redesigned with AI. The company says it “vibe coded” the new launcher, and claims it’s “way faster” than the current version, as well as 46% faster to start up compared to Steam. Epic Games has set up a landing page where you can download the new launcher, as well as browse its new enhancements.

“Programming is hard. So, instead of doing that, we vibe coded a new Epic Games Launcher that’s way faster and more responsive than the current one, and has a new look,” wrote Epic Games in a blog post discussing the new launcher.

Can somebody explain to me what’s the thing with Omarchy? I enjoy Arch my own way, but I get constant video recommendations on YouTube from Tech Bros telling me to install this thing, and then 90% of Lemmy hate it, why? And why 1Password donate $100k to them instead of Debian or even Arch?

Is strange that it took them SO long, Linux + DRM Platform is like the perfect combination

Thee’s a official Arch Linux D*scord?

I know this not answer your questions, but I was like this years ago, I wanted everything open source, everything in VM or container with minimum permissions, only open source drivers, only flatpak, and all that stuff. I was like that for 3 or 4 years, in the meantime I changed my email address to a provider with better reputation than Google, I stop using everything that was proprietary, stop using Google services. Even did the most stupid thing, deleting my 5 years old Steam account because “I don’t need Steam to play, I can pirate games or play open source games so Valve or the companies can’t access my data”

And what happened then? While I was happy owning my stuff, I don’t have that much things to do on my system, can I play? Yeah, an pirated game through Bottles (since is sandboxes and pirated) but was a pain in the ass, the 50% of the games required at least 2 days setting up Wine to make them work, and I’m not an Linux expert but I know my way around. And by the way, at the moment I was using NVIDIA, and their open source graphics at the moment were shit, not sure how they are now, but you can’t literally run Terraria, no joking.

And now that I mentioned NVIDIA open source drivers, at least at the moment you can’t even play a video on Firefox because of the stuttering, I can’t even try Hyprland or Sway, and even Plasma ran so bad, was so fucking laggy on both Xorg and Wayland.

Oh and the most cancerigneous thing: I distrohopped like 1 time a day searching for the distro with the most compatibility. How many time I wasted on this.

So I suggest you: Don’t do that. Don’t be me. Want to play? Why don’t you set up a dual boot and let Steam only in the secondary OS that you don’t want to use? If you want be sure that Steam can’t access your other OS, you can encrypt the whole disk or partition. I can tell you, for sure, that videogames are pretty delicate and when you try to run something over different layers, something usually can break and you don’t know why.

Holy fuck thanks for sharing, I always wanted to use my terminal on Linux just to show my friends how I can type “ls -l” and look like a hacker!

I remember when I started on Linux and the open source world in general that the “Releases” button on Github was like an omnipresent being, you knew it was there but not where.

Probably it was just me being dumb but idk.

Does Linux turn you into a furry, or do you have to be a furry to use Linux?