Don’t forget to share with the class!

Interesting, TIL.

Practice makes perfect?

Correct. Bee vomit doesn’t rot.

I used retro arch a decade ago, and when setting up a emulation pi last year the consensus seemed to be batocera. No idea if its better, but it’s as easy to use as I remembered and my kids are still enjoying it, so not too unstable.

I use one on my main computer. It still works while charging, and even on Linux I get a notification when the battery goes under 10%. I plug it and use as a wired mouse for the day, and maybe leave it charging overnight and unplug it in the morning. Had it for 8 years now, never an issue.

Fair enough. I do run my docker containers in a real Linux, either homelab or EC2.

I see very little difference, but I am still more used to pacman compared to brew. It’s nice not having to care about hardware, although I haven’t had problems with Linux for the last decade, at least (using desktops and old laptops, I’m sure the new fancy ARM ones are a handful).

There’s an app called “rectangle”, I think it’s even open source, that allows you to tile windows in macos, I’ve been using it since day 1. Not exactly i3, but it does most of what I want so it doesn’t get in the way.

And to be honest on my desktop I’ve been using KDE for years, does enough tiling for my needs (usually just halves/quarters).

What’s so shitty? I’ve been using Linux for over 20 years, and Mac for work over 5. I have my terminal under f12 (iterm2/Konsole), I have my ide on one desktop, my calendar, my email and my slack on a another and a browser on another. I barely notice any difference. Honestly I don’t mind it at all. In fact if my desktop died and had to replace it, I might get a Mac mini instead.

I know, as long as you don’t want scalability, maintainabiliy, reliability or security.

There’s an Intel one in there…

I have bad news for you…

Are you hosting your code in any way accesible from the internet? Gitlab, gitea, forgrjo?

Or at least create boilerplate, test cases, etc.

And glibc!

You don’t get ad IN Arch. You get ads OF Arch, unsolicited, in your inbox.

I use Arch, btw.

Many Samsung TVs use tizen, a Linux (non-Android) OS.

With YouTube 55% of the money goes to the creators (and they don’t need to pay hosting costs).

I love when two conflicting conspiracy theories meet online.