VogiDec 12

Red Hat pushing AI

https://piefed.social/c/fuck_ai/p/1562919/red-hat-pushing-ai

Red Hat pushing AI

Users points out in comments how the LLM recommends APT on Fedora which is clearly wrong. I can't tell if OP is responding with LLM as well–it woul…

Show threadCodenameDarlen

That’s exactly why I migrated from Fedora to Arch, I want a distro with little to none corporation influence.

To me, the real Linux experience is Arch.

Dec 12 at 1:36pmWeb
Show threadgustofwindDec 12

Now I’m thinking of doing the same because the entire reason I chose fedora was to take advantage of their institutional support

But if those institutions are going to sell the floor right under me to ai then there’s no point 🫩

Show threadVogiDec 12
Check out Debian as well! (or lmde) I have recently switched from Arch to Debian (with sway) to have some more stability. Love it so far, I don’t bother about configs or having by dependencies anymore and can just focus on actually doing some work. Arch has a really active community though with a big repository (which quality varies a lot) and nice documentaiton.
Show threadgustofwindDec 12
I might try Debian testing branch first because, frankly, I do not want to deal with arch linux…I just want to use my computer
Show threadcecilkorikDec 12
Check out PikaOS, it’s pretty much pure Debian, but for gaming, makes updating drivers and managing games easy
Show threadmyrmidexDec 12
Same. I was on Fedora Atomic but the stench hardened so I jumped over to nixOS a few weeks back. Glad I did.
Show threadkaty ✨Dec 12
i’m not ready to go to arch yet since i’m not comfortable enough but i’m curious; is arch based in us or outside? i know mint is based in eu/ireland. i do wish i went with mint debian instead of mint ubuntu but next time
Show threadbrucethemooseDec 12

It’s international, but there are a lot of Europeans: archlinux.org/people/developers/

CachyOS has its roots in the Polish Arch community if I recall correctly. It’s much less daunting, and I’d highly recommend it.

Arch Linux - Developers

Show threadRipLemmDotEEDec 12

Check out Garuda. It’s a really stable, well maintained version of Arch. I’ve been running the same install of it for over 9 months with only one screw up that garuda’s own health tool fixed for me.

It’s been a great way for me to learn Linux and Arch, and it rivals Bazzite in my own gaming benchmarks.

Show threadkaty ✨Dec 12

thanks! ill look at this

its also the best final fantasy eikon.

Show threadSuperUserDODec 12

IMO there are two main Linux camps, and most users fall somewhere in-between.
Rolling OS lovers who want to tinker (eg Arch).
People who want stability over everything (eg Debian).

The only truly wrong answer is paying for RHEL.