Fedora ProjectGreat article if you're a data analyst wondering how to use R on Fedora! We appreciate the extra insight that Hank brings to the role as it has evolved.
➡️ https://fedoramagazine.org/creating-data-analysis-pipelines-using-duckdb-and-rstudio/
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@stib @Halaana @berniethewordsmith I've been enjoying Aurora a good bit. For the few items I didn't want to (or couldn't) install as flatpak, it has been a rewarding learning experience in how to set up containers in distrobox, install apps the "old fashioned" way, and export to the host.
@kyle I enjoyed the history and perspective. As a user of Universal Blue's Aurora for the "home" laptop, I concur that there seems to be a renaissance in the desktop experience.
Kyle RankinI haven't ever maintained a blog, but since Linux Journal folded and I no longer work at Purism, I miss having an outlet for longer-form thoughts.
Over the last five years or so, I've observed a Renaissance in innovation on the Linux desktop that hearkens back to the Golden Era of the desktop from the mid-1990s into the aughts.
In this (pretty long, likely controversial) post, I talk through the Golden Era, Dark Ages, Renaissance, and what's next.
Jorge Castro@siosm we should work on our definition of "weekend project".
Thanks man!
https://universal-blue.discourse.group/t/four-years-of-universal-blue/9507
Four Years of Universal Blue
A little over four years ago some of my fellow ex-Ubuntu friends helped me complete the first prototype for Bluefin. It was our pocket vision of a “what if we could start over and make exactly what we want?”. For you archaeologists, here’s the first version. Technically a day early but we intend to make this a weekend long celebration. Eighteen months later we would form a community … Universal Blue, with the goal to provide modern Linux operating systems for the next generation of open s...
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