Seems fine, I don’t see why a home/DIY user would stay on an Ubuntu LTS release for more than 5 years.

I don’t think they’ll bother, they get oil from the russians at a massive discount relative to world markets.

I wonder if the prediction that China will hit peak oil in 2027 will come true. This will have a massive impact on oil markets.

I am aware (even though I’ve only ever used nano), I am refering to the way the in which it was used.

The text editor sounds crazy to use.

It’s great, a lot better than Lemmy.

The main weakness IMO is that Voyager doesn’t support most of the cool features of Piefed (core interaction works great though). I have yet to try Interstellar. The mobile WebUI is pretty good, albeit in need of some polish and optimisations.

There is Piefed, it’s compatible with Lemmy instances and has a whole load of useful feature for both users and moderators.

Much quicker and responsive development (I’ve been able to get two small feature/improvement requests implemented within weeks of my initial issue post).

One of the Lemmy developers is also an admin on the notorious Lemmygrad instance.

Is this a Linux distro for strip club employees?

It’s massive in business environments. It is the lingua franca of business analysis (both back of the napkin analysis, proof of concept and more complicated/involved projects).

It is most definitely not used merely as “glorified visual data storage”.

Almost reads like a parody/satire.

CDE is still around? I was under the impression that the remaining UNIX systems all used Gnome/KDE etc.

BcacheFS seems to have been released around ~2019 and it’s still alpha?

One thing you don’t want to fuck around with is your file system. It’s one area of computing where conservatism is paramount.

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