My Keyoxide Idendity:
aspe:keyoxide.org:TJXAWXPMSAG6VPARJQRWNB2TPA
Honestly somewhere in GrapheneOS forums but I was not alble to find it.
Just that they embed code for their adblocking engine that is by ABP. Which may be fair, may be not.
GrapheneOS people recommend Brave, but no idea why, apart from the privacy advantages over Vanadium.
No idea, their laptops are silent since a long time while using i7 or even i9 CPUs. They are hella good at optimization I think.
Well, I guess I will have to install Hackintosh on my Chromebook and see XD
It didnt become Cromite. Bromite was abandoned and a single person or a couple forked it and created Cromite, embedding code from AdBlockPlus etc.
I heard that Cromite is shady, and recommendations pro Brave instead.
Which is crazy as Brave is so much more bloated.
Mulch is a based browser for regular Android, close behind Vanadium in features and release cadence, but without patches that break regular Android and only work on GrapheneOS.
Big question:
getenforce
Cowgirl (because hat because Fedora)
They give you the laptop underneath but at the price of 90% the PC, but really good looking. If you want more, throw it in the trash and buy new.
No really I dont think MacOS has big requirements, it simply doesnt officially support most PCs.
True, Jerboah cant play like any Gif, really annoying
What requirement would that be?
I have not used Alma in daily usage.
I think as a “just works” Workstation it is great, based on the giants, and bootc makes it even more stable.
By using EPEL, KDE, or even CentOS Stream and Hyperscale packages (which Meta does in production but I can imagine not everyone wants to do), you get more instability. This could be mitigated with the atomic structure.
Also, instead of full Hyperscale, the COPR kwizart/kernel-longterm could be used, which is the more current, official LTS kernel.
Where is the complexity?
A compose file can literally be
FROM quay.io/almalinuxorg/almalinux-bootc:9.4
# Add files from same directory
ADD somefile /etc/somefile
# Add EPEL repository
RUN dnf install -y epel-release
# Install KDE Desktop environment
RUN dnf groupinstall -y "KDE Plasma Workspaces"
# Install flatpak, podman, distrobox, and fish
RUN dnf install -y flatpak podman distrobox fish
RUN systemctl enable sddm
Done, build an ISO, push the images to a registry and you have made your own “distro”. There are at least 3 implementations, on Github, Gitlab and Codeberg, so you can use their individual runners
Huh?
You can get a cheap Chromebook too, I got one in front of me! 140€, corebooted with MrChromebox coreboot, runs LUKS encrypted Fedora Kinoite just fine!
Battery lasts 8h, but that thing has no storage and a pretty damn slow CPU
Yes that is the broken post preview. Click it to open the real post.
I have no idea how to crosspost on lemmy.
They are using a VM I think, and they will have Wayland compatibility and app launcher integration like ChromeOS I assume, while still giving you terminal access to that OS.
So it will be better than Termux + some distro + some VNC viewer.
What do you mean? My markdown source text has no paragraphs? Normally I always use breaks
Wtf
Explain
I watched Mandalorian S02 last episode yesterday.
Wtf that CGI Luke
And then S03 Grogu is just like “well he was kinda boring, I am back on a straight path to becoming a sith!”
OpenSUSE microOS guys be like