Yeah, would be cool to feature all of the projects and let people comment why they like it over the other ones.

It’s fully Bluetooth, so it’s not exactly the same as the internet messaging apps

The most important part for me is discussion of new or existing projects. Right now I’m just typing in alternative to name of proprietary software into a search engine

Maybe that’s actually how to approach it, for each project name some proprietary software it can replace in the order of what percentage of functionality it can replace

When advanced nodes stopped giving you Moore transistors per $

You don’t need NVENC, the AMD and Intel versions are very good. If you care about maximum quality you would software encode for the best compression

It will be bought by Google and Java will be sunsetted in 6 months.

But how many civilians cannibalized?

It worked decades ago perfectly

Trump is very much alive and kicking

Activating services is the specific task NixOS is great at, you can just add it and it downloads the packages and starts it and generates the configs

Package your own if you need it

You only have one machine? I benefit from sharing configs between the laptop and the desktop. They are not the same, but I can easily copy paste a complex service I defined in my desktop to do the same thing on my laptop

Nix has more up to date packages than most distros have packages in total. There’s a bot that goes around updating them automatically if they are from github. Maybe there’s an issue with your package?

If you download a binary you can just steam-run it and it just works

I don’t know why your browser would report itself as a linux browser just because it’s behind a proxy or VPN

Jellyfin us easy to run, but then when you are running it it just doesn’t have your files. Are they in the incorrect folder structure? Who knows

I literally just run Kodi and it just works, I can browse my folders and watch stuff

I discovered they have a Matrix server where people will literally debug your config for you and help you solve issues. But you are right, if you try doing it yourself without help you’ll be pulling your hair out

Why the hell would you even want to disable the firewall?

I’m behind a firewall on my router, why the hell do I want to enable it?

I use NixOS, FWIW

Too bad I forgot which tool did which debloat and couldn’t re-enable the firewall service to get Windows update working again