Bit rude, Whilst I understand tech changes and evolves, some are literally the Just Works meme and don’t need to be rapidly changed.

Duck is the avatar, master of all 3 elements

Is OpenRC meant to be faster than systemD as a process system? I’ve been thinking of spinning up some non systemD distros like Artix on a VM on a mini DELL tinbox.

I will say though, I am not an advanced Linux user as the distros I’ve used were :

Ubuntu Endeavour OS SpiralLinux (Easy Mode Debian)

Would I need to make configurations in openrc or can it just run without messing with it like systemD?

Thank you

You’re right I did, I completely forgot about them and it’s down to the fact that I’ve not seen a single LC in my city, I should mention the city isn’t like London or Manchester in terms of size.

No? Why?

Other comments say otherwise old chum! Lighten up!

Bro what are you smoking, AAA games are largely shit and the devs who create FOSS games have more soul and better creativity lmao

it’s gotta be Xonotic baby, basically a quake clone that is completely free, a decent sized player based and frag loads of fun!

Got it on me Ubuntu desktop starting out for FOSS games.

A lemming chooses, a redditor obeys

Thank you for this, wise sage.

Your wisdom will be passed down the family line for generations about managing machine logs.

This.

Like WSUS for patching windows machines, very sus indeed :)

Based. Sail the seven (digital and routed) seas!

What’s wrong with Canon specifically? The rest I am already aware of their sketchy dealings.

Usually Canons camera selection is quite good, was there a scandal or is it just shit support for their printers or help in general?

TLDR - Boomer problems

That person should take a break, I’m just jostling you know, bit of tomfoolery and joking around.

It’s almost like some people like that user should eat some snickers and read a book on bunny rabbits or something

Bri’ish food isn’t that bad, I mean the yanks deep fry butter for god sake.

ShotCut Enjoyer vs Average OpenShot Goblin

But yeah seriously I found it to be the better and more intuitive tool to use.

Does this possibly mean the end of x86 or will it be a coexisting scenario?

I still believe that as much as some people bark on about, X86 will not die for a long time, it will still keep kicking for some time.

Because pepperoni rocks