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I loved the interview. I'm actually switching to Nobara soon. Dude knows his shit.
Of course Jill has 13 gaming machines 😆
Can't upvote this enough. GE is a legend. A perfect example of build what you want and open it up to benefit a community! Thank you!
+1 for obituary shirt
This interview was cool and no lol anymore kekw
Changing from arch to fedora was mostly based on his ties with Red Hat. I am still waiting here for ANY REASON for a private person to chose ANYTHING from red hat, without having ties with them. Their documentation is horrid and mostly hidden behind some kind of login bullshit.
Edit: Also the take on KDE "being" bloated. It misses the point. KDE has so many moving cogs that it gets quite hard to fix issues you come across. That is why its "bloated". Nobody is complaining about working features which are useful. But if some window rules are bugging out, good luck fixing that on KDE.
I could keep going.
Back in my day, you had Debian, Red Hat, and Slackware. You’d pick one of the the three and you’d like it! Kids these days are spoiled.