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• Post #3332835

  And saves battery, don’t forget.

• Post #2647987

  I would appreciate even not very accurate comparison just to get the idea. A brief search meanwhile showed me it’s a great idea actually. But having someone who uses that to comment would be great too. Thanks.

• Post #2647479

  Have you measured the difference? Is it huge? I’m curious to understand what the trade-offs are and how many more games can you store on the same drive.

• Post #1048963

  My man!

• Post #1035540

  How much is the fish?

• Post #972113

  That doesn’t conflict with Linux. Once people get off Windows, it’s easiest to turn to such further. I’m an Apple guy, but most all of my computers run Linux now. Even MacBooks. I am considering of buying a Mac mini, with the perspective of using it as a Linux server, after it serves as a macOS desktop for my wife. Once you change your default system and understand it can be changed, you won’t ever need Windows. Both Linux and macOS are quite close to each other.

• Post #962698

  I’m not old enough to appreciate its obsolescence. It broke on me so many times, basically every single major update on various machines. Arch Linux never broke on me, and I still run my very first installation. Basically on every single machine. Had no need to reinstall anything. I wasn’t deliberately breaking Debian even, never introduced any unusual repositories, used the default flavour of the desktop environment I chose from the installer. Didn’t change defaults too much. Yet every upgrade...

• Post #956531

  Yeah, cool, thanks for the feedback! I guess I’m interested in both, postmarket and nix, but NixOS is just more interesting to explore. I’ve got a Surface RT 3 a week ago, and I’m playing with mobile Linux on it. Not all shiny, but I’m very happy with what I’ve got for $30 / €25. It mostly works, and the battery life is amazing. It cannot sleep, but apart from that, it’s a nice typewriter. I think getting 1+6 at a nice price would be great and educational.

• Post #956247

  Same, with one exception I don’t really like Debian. Ubuntu, I’m surprised it’s still around. I wonder who use it, especially on a server. I’m eyeballing NixOS. And Gentoo too. And I’m looking for excuse to try FreeBSD.

• Post #917314

  Hey, we’re yet to discover whether Hari Seldom would become a villain! With this end of the last season, you’d never know!

• Post #747759

  Oh yeah, it’s good. The link to microslop: microslop.com