you can even buy Lenovo laptops with Linux preinstalled, at a reduced price for some reason
because they are not including the price of a Windows license, when you buy a laptop or prebuilt desktop, you are also paying for a Windows license as well essentially
I know this change is real, but this screenshot screams fake, seriously, “Israel App Store”?
This title is misleading, I’ve only skimmed the video because I don’t have time (will watch it later and edit if I need to), but she’s talking about the filesystem hierarchy (mostly, she does mention some details about actual filesystem implementations), not the actual filesystem implementation (ext4, bcachefs, etc)
it is a secret third thing…
These people live in their own separate reality, it’s absurd. At least give Khrushchev some credit for one of the few cool things he did! Too bad I can’t dunk on them since we don’t federate with them.
Give it up for comrade gravity 
Oh hey, didn’t think I’d ever see T2 brought up here! This is René Rebe’s project. It’s similar to Gentoo in that it’s source based, so you’re going to be compiling everything from scratch, but unlike Gentoo (or at least I think?), T2 is extremely portable and René prouds himself on maintaining patch sets for hardware that no one else wants to maintain, which is cool.
awwrrrf!!!
Too bad it’s Andreas Kling’s project, whom you may know from SerenityOS. He’s known for being a right-wing weirdo. Servo is much more promising in my opinion anyway.
Meanwhile if I drive to my local grocery store, there is plasma donation trucks all over the parking lot with people at them 
Preparations are also underway for the departure of a ship carrying more than 3,000 tons of additional assistance to Cuba. The vessel is expected to set sail in the coming days as part of the ongoing cooperation effort.
sanctions? I barely know her
I know this is a joke post but… those floors are usually mechanical floors where equipment is mounted and instead of windows they have a steel corrugated mesh covered by louvers to allow air to flow through them to cool the machines.
I’m not personally a fan of immutable distributions myself, and I’m definitely not really a fan of recommending one to a new user. Most of the solutions for problems that someone may search for on the internet are going to assume that you are not using an immutable distribution and will not help that user what-so-ever. I also really don’t want to have to teach someone who is already worried about moving to Linux about things like distrobox, Flatpak sandbox permissions, why they can’t modify certain files, etc. I think it’s counter productive, and will just play into the “Linux nerds need to run 500 commands just to install 1 app in their distrobox container and modify their Flatpak permissions so they can mount their external drive with their games on it in Steam” mindset. I just want to give them something that works, and will work most similarly to what they are used to. Honestly, this is why I’ve strayed away from Linux in general over time and went back to NetBSD, I want my things to just work, I want it to be simple, and I don’t personally have brand new hardware so all the modern amenities that Linux offers to me don’t entice me.
And honestly, for distribution, I’d just use Ubuntu. I know I’m probably going to get a lot of flack for saying that, but Ubuntu is much better than Linux Mint and Co. simply because it is more up-to-date (nerd speak, can ignore: Wayland being the biggest thing, Cinnamon is still pretty far behind in this department, and slapping KDE Plasma or GNOME onto Linux Mint has been known to cause issues) than other distributions. It also has the benefit of having the ability to install proprietary codecs and drivers (think Nvidia graphics drivers) out of the box unlike other distributions people like to recommend such as Fedora. Just know whatever distribution you use, at the end of the day, 98% of the software is the exact same across each distribution and there will be no noticeable difference between them for a new user really. If you can get comfortable with 1 Linux distribution, you will be able to get comfortable with any distribution fairly quickly with minor changes.
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Yea, Microsoft gives OEMs a fairly large discount on licenses, but this is capitalism after all, may as well charge the full $150 or whatever Windows costs these days! I’m surprised they even give you a discount for choosing Linux in the first place to be honest.