Honestly just tinkering. Getting much modern software on it is a bit of an exercise in futility. But playing around with basic programming in a terminal can still be fascinating and a lot of fun. The concepts of the os have always interested me a lot. It as well as inferno.
Cool. I wonder how many people actually run Hurd and what the user experience and it’s cases are like. I’ve known about it for ever. But to this day I can’t say I’ve ever talked with anyone who runs it. No shade against Hurd of course. I like BeOS haiku and plan 9, so I’m certainly not trying to make a dig about user base.
Likely generational and possibly regional. There are similar things in the US. Hell honestly it may have never been a real thing on any scale.
But it’s such a good word lol.
I legitimately grew up watching SCTV and it’s one movie spinoff. Saturday night live was good back then too. But damn that SCTV cast was epic. Moranis, Thomas, Radner, Flaherty, Leve, Short, Candy and of course O’hara
Heh well now that you pointed it out. Auto correct strikes again, as well as being distracted lol
Fair enough
Bob and Doug, from Second City television.
Didn’t want anyone to think it was cultural misappropriation or rocking and our neighbors to north. If there ever was a truer hoser than musk I’m not sure who it is
*<McKenzie brothers> Oh yah, a real hoser!</McKenzie brothers>
Almost like they were never serious about it in the first place.
Yep, right now worldwide. Violent bigoted authoritarian movements are all surging in power. All the least qualified, most fragile insecure men you could ever suffer meeting. Making eyes at each other, and threatening retribution if rebuffed.
This is what got me to switch several systems to tumbleweed. Yes I can read update notifications. No I don’t want to constantly.
Just recently mkv playback started crashing under arch too. Another breaking update.
If gaming is your main goal. Bazzite or similar should likely be your first target. If you want a more desktop experience. I’d probably recommended vanilla mint. LMDE and Debian are great. But LMDE is a side project, that gets a bit less support and updates. And Debian is about stability over cutting edge anything.