Currently trying #Manjaro on my MiniPC
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Currently trying #Manjaro on my MiniPC.
It's currently doing fine, even if running from an external SSD. -
@stefano I tried for a brief moment but I can't drop Debian ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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Interesting that you would choose to use #Manjaro instead of vanilla #Arch. I always find myself prefer to go to the upstream distro just to make sure I build the system up form the the ground. For example using #Debian I usually go from #debootstrap to install basic minimal system, which is quite similar to the Arch install process.
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Interesting that you would choose to use #Manjaro instead of vanilla #Arch. I always find myself prefer to go to the upstream distro just to make sure I build the system up form the the ground. For example using #Debian I usually go from #debootstrap to install basic minimal system, which is quite similar to the Arch install process.
@kaixin it was just a test, so using Manjaro was a way of checking how it is doing now. I've used Manjaro for years, more or less 10 years ago. As long as you kept updating quite regularly, it was fine.
Sometimes I convince people to migrate from Windows to a Linux distribution. I cannot install Arch to my father in law - so I installed openSUSE.The point is: on my pc, I can install anything - it's not a problem - but when dealing with common people, it's better to choose one of those "ready to use" solutions.
Gli ultimi otto messaggi ricevuti dalla Federazione
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@SamuraiSakura enjoy!
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Che dire...meglio tardi che mai.
Tre studiosi lasciano Limes. Argentieri: 'nube tossica su Ucraina' https://www.adnkronos.com/internazionale/esteri/tre-studiosi-lasciano-limes-argentieri-una-nube-tossica-sullucraina_TUVhCaD2k5Zd0AZFHQVZp
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@ijustmightbe damn, that was RU-486, not R-486
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The history of AOL is absurd in the best way.
Everyone remembers the dot-com peak, when it was the world’s dominant ISP and carpet-bombed households with discs. At one point, 25% of all CDs manufactured were AOL discs. That frenzy hit its peak with the Time Warner merger, briefly making AOL the largest company on Earth by market cap.
Before that, it ran Q-Link on the Commodore 64. I used it. Chat, shopping, games—on a 300-baud modem. Primitive, but it worked.
Before that, it ran GameLine on the Atari 2600. A modem in the cartridge slot connected to a phone line. And suddenly Demon Attack and Atlantis were downloadable in the early Internet era.
And before that—which shows how old this company actually is—it ran the Home Music Store, piping music to retail locations by satellite. It predicted SiriusXM decades early. Record labels then killed the idea. So AOL managed to be SiriusXM before SiriusXM, and Napster before Napster.
And no—AOL isn’t dead. Verizon sold it to an Italian tech firm called Bending Spoons. They own Vimeo, Evernote, Eventbrite, Brightcove, and a long tail of once-important Internet brands.
Out of all of them, AOL is the one with the most interesting half-life.
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my data science laptop has 64gb ram. when should I lose it?
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Three weeks vacation starts today. Looking forward to this all year. I need to turn off my brain now...
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Anche qui mica scherziamo, eh.
