Aurora gets a vote from me. I set it up for my technically repulsive father, and he gets on just fine with it.
Aurora gets a vote from me. I set it up for my technically repulsive father, and he gets on just fine with it.
Remember when he said he knows more about engineering than anyone else on the planet?
They kind of already do. The C used by the kernel team isn’t the exact same as what everyone else uses. Mainly because of the tooling they’ve built around it. I can’t remember specifics, but the tooling in place really helps out in that department.
Also, “memory safe C” is already a proposal for the C lang project.
While I mostly agree, I have used LLMs to help me find some truly obscure stuff or things a normal web search would take a long time to sift through a lot of sources that are too generalized. An LLM can give you the exact thing from a more generic search, then I can take that specific output to find the detailed source.
Now ask DeepSeek about Tiananmen Square
I’ve never used beeper, but I’ve been using Ferdium for years I have all in one app:
Before you ask, the creators were threatened into oblivion. You MIGHT be able to find an installer out there somewhere.
You mean a desktop application? If so you can use the web version, or even better, use Ferdium. It lets you connect to various messaging services and integrates them like a native desktop app.
This was a local instance.
I asked it about Tiananmen Square, it told me it can’t answer that because it can only respond with “harmless” responses.
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.
How can I downvote you multiple times?