@RetroTechChris Damn, a distro I've actually run! 🤣
GNOME 1.x was my first encounter of the Linux desktop. Wasn't sure what to make of it. Then I fired up KDE and thought "this is waaaaaaaaay better". ;-) Been my desktop ever since.
@luciascarlet@spinelessaisha I've used point releases for almost my entire 26/27 years using Linux, and I've always hated the big "you've got to upgrade to the next one" change that gets less stable. Using Manjaro atm and I much prefer its small incremental changes, which are more stable over time.
@spinelessaisha Well it is popular, and surprisingly so amongst new users (I don't consider it especially user friendly!). I think it's great for people who like to tweak their OS.
GOG GALAXY is officially heading to Linux. At the same time, we’ve reworked the client on Windows and Mac to be simpler, run faster, and give you cleaner ways to view your library. Most importantly, our core promise stays untouched: GOG GALAXY is entirely optional. Your games are yours to download and keep through offline installers, exactly as they’ve always been.
@spinelessaisha What would be your stance if people used AI/vibe coding to fix the annoying holes in Linux? If that became a trend, would you be against it?
(Not being aggressive, just interested)
@lproven@LundukeJournal I was talking about the mainline x86-64 bit build - maybe they can use AI for that.
I always like Haiku because it was BeOS compatible to start with, but when they cancelled that, I'm not really sure why I'd want to use it over something else, like a lightweight Linux build.