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STOP RESISTING!!!

My switching started with dual booting Ubuntu and Windows but I quickly realised that I only wanted to use Ubuntu so then I removed windows from my laptop. Then I started looking around and tried Manjaro for a while and also had a short look at Mint but it was too close to windows for me.

Then I heard of immutable atomic distros and liked the concept so I used Vanilla OS, Fedora Silverblue and finally landed on Aeon which I currently use and am very happy with. I like that you have a stable clean base system and all the stuff you want to try out lives in containers and can easily be removed.

Recently I installed and tuned Arch with Hyprland on a second PC and also like that a lot but am unsure if I want to move away from atomic updates on my main laptop. I just really like that there is always at least one snapshot that you can boot into which works and you will robably never be locked out of your system entirely.

I can't believe that while lemmy is still in it's infancy people are already trying to tear it down for a conflict they are not remotely involved in and thereby harming a conflict which they are directly involved in, which is the fight against centralised social media.

Can we focus more on building up the fediverse and less on already tearing it down?

Kinda hurts that this is how one of my friends literally argues...

Der Name "Brotella" zusammen mit "Lösen von Verstopfung" deutet für mich auf einen Brotaufstrich der massiv den Stuhlgang anregt. Aber da man einen ganzen Teller essen soll wird es wohl eher ne Suppe sein.

YOU JUST GOTTA SPEAK UP BROTHA AND YOU WILL BE ACCEPTED, AROO!!

WHAT HAS THE DRAGON DONE WRONG THAT YOU CALL HIM THAT???

Holy shit, this is not even a joke

Echt? Ich fahre bis jetzt immer noch gut damit hauptsächlich Stichworte zu suchen außer wenn ich Fragen hab die auch genaus so in einem Forum beantwortet worden sein können.

Die Frage war bestimmt so präzise formuliert wie "kann man mit einem Auto einen Lattenrost transportieren?". Das sind dann bestimmt auch die Leute die immer in ganzen Sätzen googeln.

The fediverse is about options. If you don't like how someone else runs their platform or community you can create your own. It's awesome because you don't get locked into one platform. And in the future I think we will see more big companies and organisations running their own stuff. But I agree that at the moment it is not what "normal people" are looking for and it will take quite some time until it develops. But to be fair the same was the case for reddit.