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- MagicCrayon9342
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Your information is out dated, sir.I use a Mac without homebrew and it's still very similar to Linux while using bash/zsh You could also probably use a mac with homebrew and still get good resultsYep, Linux is great for that, the only disadvantages are incompatibility of non-programming applications and lack of good hardware support. You do have to get custom parts or get an old PC/laptop to get Linux on. Mac is great for removing those two disadvantages, but sadly isn't open source, and comes with Apple's Pricing and telemetry (it's lesser than Microsoft but worse than Linux) After that, pretty much everything programming related will “just work”.
Linux can run on pretty much ALL hardware. Unless a device is either hard to reverse engineer or is outright rare, Linux will support it.
Everything from that old CPU from 2009 (or maybe older even) all the way up to that i9-12900K will work. All the graphics cards nvidia provides drivers for. Literally 99.9% of networking cards. Most SD card readers. Most of everything!
Not all errors are driver issues, it could also be a mistake YOU make. If you can't do basic computer troubleshooting without calling for help, Don't use Linux! Your hands aren't staying clean, and you can't run from the command line.
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- MagicCrayon9342
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Introducing ZenUtils
A set of GNU alternatives for Linux64
Written in Bash, C, and C++
Part of the Zen family of software.
A set of GNU alternatives for Linux64
Written in Bash, C, and C++
Part of the Zen family of software.

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- MagicCrayon9342
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im building a real linux distribution based off arch!!!!
ZenOS fr
ZenOS fr

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- kccuber
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yeah, linux ran really nicely on a Dell Latitude D610. Really old chonky laptop. That is, until it became hard to find a supported distro fir x86. I mean ArchLinux32 exists but dies it even have a desktop environment? if it does then that would be really great Everything from that old CPU from 2009 (or maybe older even) all the way up to that i9-12900K will work. All the graphics cards nvidia provides drivers for. Literally 99.9% of networking cards. Most SD card readers. Most of everything!
- MagicCrayon9342
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The new JDSCSD Version 1 License
https://raw.githubusercontent.com/JaydenDev/Catalyst/master/LICENSE
https://raw.githubusercontent.com/JaydenDev/Catalyst/master/LICENSE

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- TurtleLegos
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My browser kind of needs to be on Windows, though.
BE DRY, MOIST IS TOO MOIST

- MagicCrayon9342
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the project is already deprecatedMaybe base it off OSTree? I'd love to see an arch distro with OSTree. im building a real linux distribution based off arch!!!!
ZenOS fr
I broke the rootfs i gotta start over


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- dhuls
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(#466)Are you still using Internet Explorer or legacy Edge? If so, why? They're both garbage.
My browser kind of needs to be on Windows, though.
Edit: According to your user agent, you use Edge Chromium, which is available for Linux (scroll) (.deb, .rpm)
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- MagicCrayon9342
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I broke something…



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- god286
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Was it after you removed Ninetails? I broke something…
meowclient
Typescript and ESM support
Kind-of good documentation
Easy to use
meowclient

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- MagicCrayon9342
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no,
also its already fixed.
also its already fixed.

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- MagicCrayon9342
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Raspbian… Which distro should I use on a Raspberry Pi?
btw Fedora released an update which broke my install, after hours of troubleshooting i just had to remove a useless argument from the grub config.
ugh

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- MagicCrayon9342
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GGL = Google
DDG = Duck Duck Go
WIN = Windows
WIN64 = Windows 64 Bit
Linux64 = Linux 64 Bit
Mac64 = *Mac 64 Bit
PMAC = PowerMac
ANDR = Android
iOS = iOS
DDG = Duck Duck Go
WIN = Windows
WIN64 = Windows 64 Bit
Linux64 = Linux 64 Bit
Mac64 = *Mac 64 Bit
PMAC = PowerMac
ANDR = Android
iOS = iOS

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- god286
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iOS = iPhoneOS iOS = iOS
meowclient
Typescript and ESM support
Kind-of good documentation
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meowclient

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- MagicCrayon9342
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I guess using Linux isn't a way to get away from updates that break things.

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- skymover1239
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It usually is, but humans aren't perfect so even updates to open-source software isn't going to be either. I guess using Linux isn't a way to get away from updates that break things.

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- LegoManiac04
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At least most Linux distros ship with the Timeshift utility.
I'd always say to make a backup at least before updating. I know Manjaro with the BTRFS file system actually does that automatically before any Pacman updates.
I'd always say to make a backup at least before updating. I know Manjaro with the BTRFS file system actually does that automatically before any Pacman updates.

- MagicCrayon9342
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Fedora uses BTRFS by default since 34 At least most Linux distros ship with the Timeshift utility.
I'd always say to make a backup at least before updating. I know Manjaro with the BTRFS file system actually does that automatically before any Pacman updates.

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