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  • eldavi@lemmy.mltoLinux@lemmy.mlThe Dislike to Ubuntu
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    1 day ago

    Professionally/commercially they’re MILES ahead of Red hat, Oracle, or Suse.

    Personally/free they do weird shit that usually doesn’t seem make sense on its surface if you’re not getting paid to learn it.

    Take snaps for example: flatpak/app image/whatever makes more sense if you only care nothing beyond getting/running the software; but in a professional setting where you need third party info for something like an sbom or some sort of industry compliancy, snaps make it easy.









  • eldavi@lemmy.mltoLinux@lemmy.mlFedora: GNOME or KDE?
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    22 days ago

    If it’s you’re first install go with gnome since it’s intentionally simplified.

    You WILL get lost in all of the customization options that are available in KDE and most xwindows environments if you have no experience w anything besides Windows or Mac







  • eldavi@lemmy.mltoLinux@lemmy.mlLinux on iMac?
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    23 days ago

    I’ve installed Gentoo, fedora and Debian on powerpc and Intel Macs a couple times in my past.

    The Intel Macs were no more difficult than Windows machines and the powerpc Macs required an extra step for yaboot and time to fiddle with an of the services; but still not difficult.




  • google and nvidia both do.

    i don’t know if it’s still true; but they gave their employees 2 computers where their workstations were usually linux and their laptops were either linux or mac if they were engineers. it was their choice to decide what to get; but they usually went along with whatever their peers where using; except for non-engineers who always wanted macs no matter what, even if their windows machines were newer and better by miles.


  • knowing a queer kuwaiti, russian, chinese and mexican plus my own experience in the united states have taught me that there’s atleast a bi-model reality for queers everywhere.

    anecdotally: the well connected; rich; and/or attractive queers usually don’t see much of a problem with living a queer-phobic country, citing that they can usually find a queer friendly community in their home country without much trouble.

    also anecdotally: the other queers that don’t fit into the shapes i mentioned have a bad time in their home country and their existence in the western world isn’t much different than anyone else there.


  • i felt this way too so i started therapy a while ago and that led to getting tested and diagnosed with autism.

    i was surprised since i had known and worked with autistic people and seen depictions of them on tv and movies and never guessed that i shared the same condition that they did. many people refuse to believe that i’m autistic still.

    i got that diagnosis when i first hit middle age and learning about it made me wish that i had known sooner since that knowledge would have helped A LOT in my past.