I’m not a computer guy. I’m a bicycle guy.
I build them up myself, buy cheap ones on ebay to fix and modify, know basically all there is to know about stem standards, drivetrain compatibility, etc.I currently have 6 non-functional bikes in my garage.
Not when tvey run debian. shit just works, nonstop all the time
…at the price of everything moving at snail’s pace
How is that a bad thing? The vulnerabilities get fixed and the distro is stable.
It’s just a personal peference honestly 🤠
I wouldn’t trust anything other than Debian on my homelab server for example, but RaspberypiOS has been getting more frustrating by the day! I wanted to install plasma-bigscreen for example, but “oh it’s too new to be in the repos! get fucked :P”
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Urge to distro hop again…rising…
Sorry to divert from the topic but
I have almost my entire configuration as “code” (data structures more like, but what’s the difference any way?)
This is the first time I’ve seen someone make this distinction.
Configuration files are specifications, not code. Code means it needs to be compiled/interpreted.
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