I knew something smelled fishy about Bazzite and friends. It went from being completely unheard of to every Youtuber’s favorite distro damn near overnight and I was left scratching my head as to why. Like, I get it’s nice to have the NVidia drivers baked into the base image, but the fact that they have to do that at all seems like an argument in favor of a more traditional distro for gaming to me.

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Novacustom uses rebranded Clevos, just like TUXEDO.

On this site, they are one and the same. Judging from the website, though, it’s just a conference about Ruby on Rails.

Yeah, I’m considering upgrading just for the battery life.

He’s moving to the board of directors, so he technically got promoted.

There’s also sudo -s if you want it to inherit the environment from the user calling sudo!

There’s always sudo -i, which starts a root shell. I imagine that’s untouched.

They’ve already got boots on the ground.

The severity of the bugs that they’re having to roll back for does not scream “stable OS” to me.

To be fair to Framework, the 12 is a 2-in-1 with a touchscreen, which is not something that’s currently offered on any of Apple’s laptops and at least partially accounts for the extra cost. Of course, economies of scale play a part, as well.

Then why do they keep having to roll back what seems like every update they release due to some major bug?

Can’t you only join a domain on the Pro versions of Windows, too?

Yeah I was gonna say, I actually remember enjoying it, as far as textbooks go, anyway.

That’s the beauty of it, though. If it breaks, you just roll back to the previous layer and carry on like nothing happened. Totally get where you’re coming from though.

Depending how minimal you want to go, Puppy or TinyCore might be good options.

For what it’s worth, I’ve never had an RPM install break anything on Silverblue, and I fuck with it mercilessly at times.

On the other hand, it could lead to Debian becoming so heavily tested and patched that it becomes its own thing akin to one of the BSDs.

Yeah, that’s what you’ll get away from by switching to something like Debian. The number of packages that gets updated every week can usually be counted on two hands, if that. That means less chance for something to change drastically under the hood that might bring the whole system down.

I really enjoyed Beat Saber for a while. It seemed like the only game that really made VR worth it as a hard requirement, though. Pavlov was fun for a while, too, but my knees definitely suffered.