*bakfiets. Don't forget the s.
It's a bike (fiets) with a bin/container (bak) in front of it.
Anyway, I think you're preaching to the choir here.
PureTryOut
joined 2 years ago
I'm just waiting for M3 support...
Alpine Linux on my desktop and laptop, Alpine on a Raspberry Pi 3 working as a network/Bluetooth speaker for 5.1 surround speakers, postmarketOS on 2 RockPro64's which I'm currently replacing for a single x86 NAS running Alpine.
I experienced that issue, AMD replaced it for free for me. Still rocking that R7 1700 to this day, still going to strong!
NixOS sounds amazing in some regards, but I'm not really interested in learning a whole programming language for it... I have enough to do already.
Ugh, I feel the same. I know the top 1% of the world or whatever emits tons and tons more CO2 per year than the other 99%, but I didn't know it was this bad. That plane is flying multiple times per day. Sure Musk is probably not in it all the time, but that doesn't matter.
Private jets should be banned all together, let's see how quickly they suddenly find out the internet exists.
This explains it! I thought it didn't connect any more due to my system being weird, but it's sad to see that isn't the case 😢
I loved the plug and play on Linux. Guess I'll use it wired from now on, disappointing...
You should probably mention the general area you live in for actual recommendations. Like I'd suggest public transport, but I know it's god awful in the USA and might not be an option for you if you live there.
Aurora isn't a reskinned F-Droid and neiter does it use the same repositories. It's a client for the Google Play Store, but one that doesn't require an account or Google Services. And that's not what F-Droid is.
Then literally just use Arch. I don't understand why people want Arch but then install something different. If you don't want to go through the install process then it's honestly just not for you, but if you really want to try anyway give EndeavourOS a shot.
The real question is, why are you considering Manjaro in the first place? What does it do that a different distro, without all the hate (which I personally think are 100% justified), doesn't do? Why "risk" it?
You're asking a Linux community about what key you should buy for Windows, how is this at all relevant?