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#voidlinux

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Now for openSUSE. I don't use you as much as I used to but like Debian Bookworm, Sid, Fedora, and Gentoo, you reside in the lazy rig and you're a roller so you're gonna be updated as well.

LFS, stay in Parts & Service along with Shadow Bonnie.

Slackware and the rest, go back to sleep and "slack" like your oldest brother. I'll call one of you when needed.

Ich kann mich (noch) nicht entscheiden, womit ich ein Notebook für mich neu aufsetzen möchte.

Auf der Shortlist stehen
- GhostBSD
- Linux Mint
- Void Linux
- Windows 11

Ich hätte am liebsten ein System ohne systemd, mit aktuellen Paketen, einigermassen schnell und einfach aufgesetzt, mit Festplattenverschlüsselung und mit einem stabilen Update Prozess.

Was würdest Du nehmen?

#OS #Linux #Unix #BSD #GhostBSD #LinuxMint #VoidLinux #Windows11

Jumped on to do some work last night on my game in #picotron and decided #voidlinux was good enough for me and does everything I need, so won’t be trying anything else til I actually see a need. Definitely going to advocate for #Nix server and docker images at work though as the service it provides from a #DevOps standpoint is too good to pass up.

Anyone Nix curious that hasn’t taken the leap the Developer Voices podcast just did an interview with Julian Arni on Nix.

@inlovewithpda I use it as my daily driver at the moment. Its great if you love FOSS, it won’t have every possible program available in the main package repos though. I.e. if you want to use an application based on chromium or electron you’ll have to use a flatpack or build from source.

It uses runit as an init system though which is disgustingly fast. Its super lightweight, its very stable as rolling releases go, and xbps is a super quick package manager.