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I run Manjaro on a 2010ish Dell XPS 15 without a single issue. Haven’t used it in a while, because I got a 2012 MBP that was lighter to carry and put Kubuntu on that, but last time I used the XPS it was fine.

This is less an issue of proprietary hardware and more user competence IMO

JuiceSSH dev disabled the paid features

If you’re talking about websites, look in to mtls

The claim is the as revenue they generate from their documentation site has been cut because LLM programming tools and AI-summaries on search engines reduce the number if people visiting the doc site

Why would I opt for this over docker-compose while risking vendor lock-in on a non stanard tool?

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I haven’t, I run a Windows desktop, Linux desktop, Windows laptop, and Linux laptop (was a Mac OS laptop but Apple EoL’d it, so I am looking at a Mac Mini M4 Ultra or M5 if they release one next year). I am OS agnostic though.

Australia’s snake population thanks you for your marketing campaign.

Some people are out doors all day for work… They may not want their hobbies to reflect their work

Moon reader + with webdav sync for progress etc and SyncThing for books.

I started with FreeBSD, Fedora, and Debian, and was comfortable on all three. I’ve run OpenSolaris and NetBSD in the past too. I experimented with Nix OS recently but decided it wasn’t my style. I currently have machines with Manjaro and various Ubuntu distros, Windows and Mac OS.

Where do I fit on your scale?