Who’sSQL?

Yuzutu?

It uses Universal Blue, whereas Kinoite uses rpm-ostree.

Aurora has a bit of DE customization, which is arguably more polished.

It also leans heavily on Flatpack/Flathub.

The other difference that I’m aware of is Aurora handles updates automatically by default, whereas Kinoite is a manual process.

To be clear, I haven’t used Kinoite at all. But I have Aurora on a gaming system that I use as a kind of TV gaming console, and I’m setting it up for my elderly parents that get upset when an icon on Windows changes (that’s how tech illiterate they are).

Aurora Linux + KDE

It’s an immutable version of Fedora with flatpack support.

This is actually a good setup for the vast majority of people.

enterprise type programs

The idea of elderly people using windows only programs

I don’t think these two groups overlap much, if at all.

the general hodgepodge that Libre Office is

What’s hodgepodge about LibreOffice? I use it daily in a corporate job. There are entire governments that use it.

While this seems like a trivial issue (Just buy a third SSD for Windows and dual boot)

That’s not trivial at all. Don’t let anyone let you think otherwise.

Ya, I got all 12 of them.

according to you white savior liberals

Where the hell did you get I’m white? Or that I don’t have Chinese family?

are too stupid and brainwashed to know better.

Or just limited in the news from outside the country.

isn’t a paid Chinese shill.

Ok, so an unpaid wumao.

being xenophobic weirdos

Found the wumao.

The CCP and Chinese people are different things. No one is criticizing Chinese people.

Sounds like a bad case of the Mondays

Consoles don’t use antichrist anticheat

Home assistant is the only/best option

Dunno. I don’t live there.

Over 15% marketshare in India

~35 million concurrent active users.

He just mentioned it as an example of a kernel written in Rust. The interviewer asked if Rust isn’t accepted into the Linux kernel, would someone go out and build their own in Rust, and Linus mentioned Redox saying that’s already happened.

I think Linus mentioned Redox directly during the interview

Bad argument.

It would hold water if their solution was proprietary and closed source. But it isn’t, and anyone else, literally anyone, can take Proton and use it in their project for profit.

Even if they closed shop tomorrow, or even just gave up work on Proton itself, we’d all still reap the benefits at no cost to us.

Epic has exclusivity on release

Wait, really? It’s officially off my list now. Screw those guys.

Find me another company that supports open source and Linux the way Valve does… I’ll wait