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I’m curious. Since you are new to Linux, how did you stumble upon Lemmy and this community? :)

Checks date

Nope, it’t not beginning of April…

How much compute does dot-files actually need…? /shrug

Hopefully it will be open source, so you can build it yourself. It seems to be related to gnomeOS…

In the mean time, if you have any other feedback, find us in #gnome-os:gnome.org on Matrix, or leave a comment.

I think most of the complaints are about some choices Canonical (the stewards of Ubuntu) have made in the last few years. Most notably recently is the change from gnu coreutils to the rust uutils coreutils rewrite.

This reminds me of the Docker issue they fixed in Omarchy recently. Basically you could get root through the docker socket, because the default user groups included the docker group.

Looks like a really neat tool though. If you often work in multiple SSH sessions it seems really handy. :)

Disclaimer: Claude and Cursor has done at least some of the work.

You could add a simple startup script that just issues this command when the system is booted.

Still one of the best out there!

HedgeDoc also seems like an option that could do some of this. Self-hostable and open source (last I checked).

You do have the choice to simply not use the AUR. Has nothing to do with using Arch or not.

And no one has ever claimed the AUR to be safe.

Which is why users are recommended to audit the PKGBUILD and related files before building and installing the packages. In the end, what happens during the installation of AUR packages are the users responsibility.

Professional Server grade distro, would probably be either Ubuntu, Red Hat Enterprise Linux or OpenSUSE Enterprise Linux.

For my personal homelab server I run Arch Linux, but I wouldn’t do it in an enterprise.

But its software freeze was a couple of months ago.

Sure. But you have to figure that out first.

I’m just saying. It’s not for everyone. I feel too limited when trying immutable stuff, so I stick with my classic. 😀

But a simple thing like “install a random cli tool to run on host” is often not easy on immutable distros, so it’s usually just more convinient with an oldschool distro in those cases.

To be honest. Immutable distros are not for everyone. Tinkerers especially would not be suited to use them, because of all the “restrictions” in place.

Better to find another distro in that case.

I believe it also generates menu entries (.desktop files) for them.

What OS do they maintain? Linux is not an OS, but a kernel that powers many different OS’s, even Android.