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linux sucks, use linux or linux instead (linux things) (it actually sucks)
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@cjd friend look at all the shit I had to add to this setup script and tell me im hyperbolic: https://github.com/igeljaeger/devuan-fresh-setup/blob/main/devuan-fresh-setup.sh
¯\_(ツ)_/¯
The two things I like the least about it are apt (but we knew that was gonna happen), and flatpak.
The two things I like the least about it are apt (but we knew that was gonna happen), and flatpak.
@cjd flatpak is the best thing to happen to linux since the native steam client
Thought it was some competitor to snap...
Anyway, I'm not challenging your experience. Linux desktop distros all suck. I've never found a single one that wasn't utter dog shit to use, with "was he drunk" level bugs everywhere you look...
Anyway, I'm not challenging your experience. Linux desktop distros all suck. I've never found a single one that wasn't utter dog shit to use, with "was he drunk" level bugs everywhere you look...
@cjd you can self host flaptak repos so its not like snaps at all
Is it a package manager for chrooted packages like nix? Because someone trying to do that for real would be pretty neat.
@cjd no it's like docker sandboxes but for desktop users
:sigh:
Oh well...
My favorite linux is still OpenWrt.
Oh well...
My favorite linux is still OpenWrt.
@cjd ... is there a problem?
IDK it's just frustrating software advances at the speed of a snail.
@cjd sandboxes are a good thing imo. I installed steam via the official deb packages. Uninstalled it. And now I cant install it anymore because of some retarded apt problems. Flatpak solves this.
Right but then the question is why can't you flatpak the entire distro?
@cjd the fact flatpak works is because whatever the maintainer expects is always given. I tried installing steam on fedora and it didnt work. Had to look up why. Steam client expected some certs that dont exist. Flatpak? Well it ships that. So works immediately.
Okay, but can you flatpak like libc and the kernel, and then eliminate apt entirely ?
@cjd yes you can. Its a sandbox that ships all of linux that it needs. Like docker does. Only a problem for people who have very little storage space.
@cjd steamOS is based on arch but pacman is not functional for users. You can only use flatpak. As an example.
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