Oh there are some nice changes for the Fedora Atomic distros! I’ll wait until they drop this major version in the rpm-ostree.

LOL He is really trying to sell us on breaking their precious data centers…Like who wants a future like that?! It would be painful and annoying. I’m glad that these CEOs don’t know when to shut the fuck up, as we are getting so much quotable shit to use against these bullshitters and AI chuds.

Ugh, that elf looked like she was an AI-Generated soft core porn model. Overall the trailer looked so artificial, as if a human hand had ZERO involvement in its creation. Cringe, I am not interested in Nexon’s slop. They can keep it.

I think the Garuda repos have more access to software, Octopi is really simple and fast to use. I could search package names and get the correct ones installed fairly fast. YaST has a similar functionality and worked pretty quickly. The difference is that Octopi doesn’t require a Admin password until you want to apply installations of packages. While YaST does require an initial Admin password, but lets you freely install stuff without further verification.

Updating works just as quickly (if not a little faster) on Garuda, openSUSE Tumbleweed is pretty speedy as well…Garuda is just seconds shorter. I think the best part of Garuda is that I don’t have Secure Boot enabled, and that makes kernel updates painless. With openSUSE Tumbleweed, every time a new NVIDIA driver or kernel update dropped…I’d have to do the MOK song and dance, if you miss it, it screws everything up. Not the case with Garuda, the scripts they wrote for pacman basically takes care of everything and I can read the outputs to see how it all works. It’s very nice in that respect.

During the Garuda Linux install process, you also can get proper NVIDIA drivers on openSUSE Tumbleweed. You can easily install them through YaST or the command line. Still, I prefer Garuda’s approach of installing them during the system install, as Nouveau Drivers are absolutely inferior (they don’t have the source code NVIDIA has) and often cause me problems.

I feel like Garuda on-boarding is a lot better, with their Garuda Toolbox opening up and guiding the user on the first steps of system set-up. I do find if you select too many apps for the set-up it will miss installing those packages. However, using Octopi to install those missing things is a viable solution…

Garuda, out of the box is one of the visually stunning distros (highly customized KDE Plasma DE). It could be considered a lot by some, but, my eyes appreciate the striking color. The reasonably sane desktop layout is pretty strong, a bit opinionated but I changed some things so that I could work with it.

Wow you can tell AI was involved given the fact 4 out of the 6 women were probably generated using NSFW data…Yikes, a lot of those generated images look similar to the ones that I find YouTube Phishing bots using repeatedly. I don’t understand how people can’t immediately tell these are GenAI profiles when looking through them. The language is too similar, feels off to me at least. Makes my brain itch.

Sweet, I can’t wait to update my laptop to Solus 4.9 Serenity!

It was bound to happen when the big tech idiots don’t listen to the feedback from end users and people who’s jobs are on the line in an already hostile job market. When one does not entertain civil discourse, and try to force your bullshit on others…that creates friction, which can lead to hostility.

Honestly, pretty cool that they were able to create a working emulator and assembler to interface with this UNIVAC-1219. I got a lot out of it, despite being early on my programming journey. I can’t wait to see what The Science Elf and friends get up to next!

YaST Software, is where you can install or uninstall any software packages. GNOME Software is actually pretty competent when it comes to handling Flatpaks, but if you want Bazaar, that software store is actually decent as well. I find it to be more customizable than GNOME Software.

Like, girl, you voted for this…You asked to be oppressed by voting Republican. As conservatives/Republicans/Maga will never collectively support trans rights or trans men or women…They’ll jork it in private to the fetishized trans porn (as the irony with these people is through the roof).

Honestly, I find that PackageKit is more annoying for system updates. Especially if you get regular driver updates and there are agreements that need to be confirmed, it can show them so slowly that an update can outright fail. I only use zypper for system updates because the “–auto-agree-with-licenses” flag can be used to prevent this issue. Honestly, I find that zypper handles system updates with a speed that rivals using Discover or GNOME Software. It makes finding conflicts and resolving them a lot easier too. I still use my software store to manage Flatpaks, as that is a good use for the store.

If you feel comfortable with the idea, use YaST to remove PackageKit, it will make updating via command line so much easier. Just make sure to leave the Flatpak management alone, no, I am not at all speaking from experience ROFL.

I only watched Exodus being played…

Shame that they forgot the continuity of their own story when it came to writing Exodus. I just bought the game because I planned to replay the series, now I am going to be annoyed. ROFL

My favorite with coffee is Almond or Coconut Milk, oat milk isn’t great unless it is the creamy variety!

Oofta, I’d love to have multiple parties with different priorities to vote for. That would be a huge ask, figuring that out for the American political system would be amazing.

We will keep defeating these nasty bills, we have to keep pushing and not just giving into what the government wants. As what the government wants is nasty as fuck! There will be means to circumvent such changes, Ageless Linux is working on categorizing the methods of evasion, keeping track of what Linux distros are deciding and doing in regards to Age Verification.

Hmm, I did like the Metro series of games…They had some edge and intrigue. I still feel bad for the Dark Ones, who were trying to help, but were too psychically powerful to make contact with other people easily.

Ugh, this is so disgusting! They desperately want control over things they should never have! I’ve shared my opinion will all three of my representatives.

Ah, LLM glazing in the news…Given that LLMs aren’t that profitable, they have to scare people into believing this bubble won’t burst like a bloated cyst.

Yeah, openSUSE Tumbleweed is a pretty solid distro…And really flexible, customizable in the way that approaches Arch without all the headaches that can come with knowing Arch. I don’t even mind the daily updates, it’s just something that people should be aware of. Particularly if they are compelled to be up to date (like myself). There is only a few problems that I’ve had and most of them were because of me. One was because SELinux was being a bastard (but it could be fixed with two commands). Hell, updating using Zypper is probably the fastest way to get them done, I don’t use GNOME software, as it can get irritating to update NVIDIA drivers (as it will ignore my agreeing to the licenses).

I like that YaST Software is a solid way of installing packages and software without much fuss.

Rolling is not for the faint of heart; hell openSUSE Tumbleweed is certainly an update everyday (though they have fairly stable pushes). I really love Solus because they have a designated day of the week when they update and perform tests before pushing their updates out!