Ah, I stand corrected.

That’s a good idea. Why didn’t I think of that?

Three reasons for me:

1. DNF can be kinda slow
2. Fedora is owned by Red Hat, which is owned by IBM, which is American and also assisted the Axis powers during WWII.
3. SELinux was created by the NSA. I know it’s FOSS, but I don’t feel I can trust any three-letter agency.

I never really got on with Slackware, but I might give it another shot…

I’m asking for advice.

@lowqualityfacts@mstdn.social

And enbies? It’ll take a few months for my hair to get long, but like…

When you stub your toe opening the door:

However, this guy has actually switched to Linux, and is willing to adapt and learn how to use it.

I’ll consider it, but the Flint is a little more expensive than the Archer I found, and the Velica doesn’t have enough LAN ports.

Great work! This will be so useful!

Let’s just hope ⓜⓔⓣⓐ don’t completely kill this project, like they did with Bibliogram.

!weirdcore

!facepalm

That’s almost weirdcore!

Catalina could be the one, in that case. Essentially:

• Mavericks is the only supported version with skeuomorphic icons
• High Sierra is the earliest version still supported by enough developers for my needs
• Big Sur is the latest version supported on the MacBook

Pretty sure I saw this on r/weirdcore once, back in the day.