KISSmyOSFeddit

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KISSmyOSFeddit,

<span style="color:#323232;">Toolbox create  
</span><span style="color:#323232;">Toolbox enter  
</span>

Now you have a standard Fedora command line system that shares your home folder but otherwise has its own filesystem.
There’s more options (like using other distro’s), but it’s really not complicated.

To install CLI stuff that needs to access your host system’s root files, use rpm-ostree (but if you need a lot of that, use a non-immutable distro instead).

I actually use neither anymore. My stuff I want to edit is in home, most programs I use are GUI and I have no need to tinker on this system, cause it just works.

KISSmyOSFeddit, (edited )

Any program with an install script makes assumptions about your system, if it doesn’t work it just isn’t compatible.
Either modify the script, package the software for your distro or find out if someone else has done it.
My first instinct would be to look if it’s in the AUR and install it inside an Arch Toolbox.

KISSmyOSFeddit,

Yes, if you don’t have a computer that literally came out this year, don’t have 2 separate graphics cards and don’t need HDR, or specific Windows-only software, Linux generally just works.

KISSmyOSFeddit, (edited )

I got it up and running but the Touch Bar didn’t work, the Wi-Fi didn’t work, all kinds of issues.

That’s because Apple doesn’t release drivers for all those components.
Running anything but a Mac OS on a Mac is a nice pet project, but you can’t expect Linux to work.

KISSmyOSFeddit,

If you follow general newbie advice and install Mint, the kernel is older than your laptop and may not support everything.
Fedora, EndeavorOS or Manjaro would be a better choice then.

KISSmyOSFeddit,

I know. But I wouldn’t consider that “just works”.
It would mean installing the most popular beginner distro, finding out it doesn’t work, and then first having to google what is even a kernel…

KISSmyOSFeddit,

The era of printers is finally coming to an end.

Robot cars can be crashed with tinfoil and painted cardboard (www.theregister.com)

A team of researchers from prominent universities – including SUNY Buffalo, Iowa State, UNC Charlotte, and Purdue – were able to turn an autonomous vehicle (AV) operated on the open sourced Apollo driving platform from Chinese web giant Baidu into a deadly weapon by tricking its multi-sensor fusion system, and suggest the...

KISSmyOSFeddit,

Human-driven cars can be crashed with a brick, or a quart of oil.

KISSmyOSFeddit,

He’s just trying to make a point and those are actually chickens. So it’s a-OK to kill and eat them. 😊

KISSmyOSFeddit,

This domain name just doesn’t look like something you should click.

KISSmyOSFeddit,

I know that. It was one of the worst marketing decisions of all time.
Twitter still had some of that “instant, independent news from people on the ground” image left.
x.com sounds like a porn site that spreads malware.

KISSmyOSFeddit,

followed by a term of 50 years of shit jobs and poverty due to how American society works

KISSmyOSFeddit,

Unfortunately the Pixel is the best phone for degoogling with the widest support of alternative ROMs.
The irony of giving money to Google in order to degoogle is pretty harsh.

KISSmyOSFeddit,

The dirt is what makes plants grow, which is kinda important to people of all cultures.

KISSmyOSFeddit,

Yeah, otherwise those “projects” can and will include child porn.

KISSmyOSFeddit,

I don’t wish death to anybody but, my lawyer advised me to end the comment here.

KISSmyOSFeddit, (edited )

Daddy Putin, can we have Iron Dome?

We have Iron Dome at home.

Iron Dome at home:

KISSmyOSFeddit,

Not directly related, but if you convert the units, 73 km/s/Mpc are 11.16 meters per year per AU (the distance between earth and the sun)

Somehow it blows my mind that the distance between the sun and earth increases by 11m per year due to the expansion of space itself.
But I still don’t really understand how we can measure that expansion.
If space expands, wouldn’t everything we can use as measuring stick expand as well?

Linux on old School Machines?

Hi all, the private school I work at has a tonne of old windows 7/8 era desktops in a student library. The place really needs upgrades but they never seem to prioritise replacing these machines. Ive installed Linux on some older laptops of mine and was wondering if you all think it would be worth throwing a light Linux distro on...

KISSmyOSFeddit, (edited )

If they can run Windows 7, they can run any Linux.

We’re talking pre-7th gen i5’s

My gaming and photo editing PC has a 4th gen i5.

KISSmyOSFeddit,

At least the Debian expert installer has it.

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