@Tubsta 25 years ago, the only hacking possible was physical access or a moody floppy. Nowdays, the Internet, non-educated users and the shitfest entry points of web browsers and open-by-default OS configs means the attack vectors jave dramatically altered of course.

Problem with AI is even a non-AI OS can have #aislop in it due to the software that comes with it. Trying to support projects that are #aifree such as #suckless and #xlibre but most users don't care or don't understand abd will click anything to install or update.

@cocaine_owlbear I've done a pretty intensive trial of all the above and plenty more besides recently and concluded that if you want a server then #Alpine / #void / #freebsd are all fine choices.

If you need a desktop OS and you don't have time to endlessly futz and fiddle constantly then #Devuan is the best choice with #freebsd a strong contender if you have compatible hardware.

Incidentally there is a Spanish spin of #Devuan called #Vendefoul Linux which adds more desktops and innovates under the hood. I'm using the #Lxqt flavour of #Vendefoul as a daily driver happily.

I *really* wanted to use #void due to superior performance and fairly well populated repos but experienced unsolvable problems with graphics. Together with the minimal documentation and the IRC channel/forum fast to respond but with non solution I ran out of time and had to give up.

* I'm ignoring the current fad to politicise everything: #xlibre solves a problem and I could care less about the devs personal political/spiritual/preferred brand of coffee etc

#XLibre has been chosen over #Wayland by the #ArchLinux-based @acreetionos. Quoting the homepage, "We believe that while Wayland is promising, it still lacks the absolute reliability required for professional and production workflows." Please see https://acreetionos.org for more.

Okay, I'm down to it here. I need to decide which non-#systemd OS I'm switching to (for the next five minutes, anyway; curse my DistroHopper nature...)

Here's the list I'm down to, although I am open to suggestions:

* **#Alpine**: PRO - Super fast and lightweight, I'm fairly familiar with the toolset; CON: Limited package set and support, no easy path for Noctalia/Dank install
* **#Artix**: PRO: Based on Arch with Arch tooling including Pacman and AUR access. Easy install. CON: Embracing #xLibre, which is run by a... fellow of questionable beliefs, let's be nice. Would have to do extra work to run Wayland instead with uncertain future

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#XLibre runs on #Gentoo Linux. In this shot: LLVM-built Gentoo, XanMod kernel, OpenRC, XLibre 25.1.2, Nvidia RTX 4060, KDE Plasma 6.5.5. The user said:

"XLibre is currently the only environment on my machine that runs reliably."

More #LiberatedScreens at https://github.com/orgs/X11Libre/discussions/211

@pertho could you temporarily run another WM to confirm it is i3 and not X? You could also try changing X for #xlibre to see if that helps. Suggest doing one or the other, not both at the same time.

Tengo semanas sin tocar mi portátil lo más probable es que la batería esté muerta y necesite cargarla, en estos días he pensado en formatear e instalar devuan con cinnamon, ya será en mi día de descanso

#devuan #linux #xlibre

@aleteoryx I think that the move re: #wayland is due to the same reasons moving away from #SysVinit was at worst a "necessary evil"

  • If sysVinit was fine, @pid_eins would not have started #SystemD (which is basically a reimplementation of #LaunchD for #Linux).
  • If #Xorg was fine noone would've started working on Wayland.
    • Also #Xlibre's head maintainer / project lead is just a horrible person who's words and actions burned any goodwill amidst the originally legitimate issues beforehand.
@trashheap regardless of the toxic folks behind #Xlibre, there is new hardware without #Xorg support!
@XLibreDev @devuan #alpinelinux #voidlinux #artixlinux all run inits that are not systemd. #xlibre available on all (hoping official packages appear sometime)