dark mode is fine in Tahoe. But there’s lot of little things that are broken in Tahoe. I get weird and glitchy behaviors in review, notes, mail, and safari that should never have gotten past the beta.

Nobody tailors hardware to Linux because Linux has historically accommodated crazy ass hardware. (And oh boy does Linus have a lot to say about that)

Depending on the models, Intel. But if you want to draw with them, uhhh, the drivers a bit rough right now.

Well they have that fancy new SoC and all it’s horsepower they get to be irresponsible with now.

Honestly, macOS is going the same way too. They really got their act together with the hardware but the software is so much worse. This last round seems to have absolutely no QA. It’s like they outsourced the entire process.

So guess who just built a Linux PC?

WHY THE FUCK DO LEATHER SOCKS EXIST?! What problem does this solve, dry feet?

Seedy? I think you are reading more into the socks than I am.

Im leaning into it because arch linux on arm stuff is a joke compared to the x86 mainstream stuff. Fedora treats ARM as an equal.

Dude I just discovered fedoras dnf rollback feature and I about shit myself.

Selinux makes me homicidal and fedora always seems to be choking on….something. But it’s the most updated stable thing I can find.

The AUR is irresponsible. Put a wili entry showing how to did something. Don’t just write a script and post it that you KNOW nobody is actually going to comb over.

I fall pretty squarely into the script kiddie category compared to a lot of people on here and arch wikis has been an incredibly valuable resource.

“I want to do X like Y. Surely someone much of done this by now.” Arch wiki: “funny you should mention that. Here is free documentation that is pretty up to date, has lots of detail and examples, but don’t drown you.”

Seriously, I look at red hat and debian documentation and little ADHD brain hamster just strokes the fuck out on his wheel. Arch wiki is a comfortable ride. It’s just…digestible if that makes any sense.

Arch has glorious documentation. That is literally the only thing that blows me away about it.

Im boxing with fedora at the moment myself. I hate that arch was easier.

Because it moves further from a vanilla setup without solving a problem.

Mint is ugly and they are way behind the n Wayland adoption. Their updater annoys me because you have to double-shot it by updating the update then running it again to get the updates the old updater couldn’t install.

Otherwise it’s fine.

Explore fedoras options instead, in particular the KDE ones if you are coming from windows.

Do you need clusters that can failure ver from one machine to another? Is yes, proxmox is good. If no, there are less complex options.

Just demonstrate what a syntax error is.

“The quick brown fox jumped over the lazy dog” Vs “The fox, quick, brown, lazy dog is jumped over by.”

You are trying to say the same thing but the computer expects to be told a certain way, so it’s confused.

Just demonstrate what a syntax error is.

“The quick brown fox jumped over the lazy dog” Vs “The fox, quick, brown, lazy dog is jumped over by.”

You are trying to say the same thing but the computer expects to be told a certain way, so it’s confused.

oh I can appreciate that, but I came here with my question because I felt most of the people in lemmy familiar with this might be in selfhosting.

as for home assistant, I’m not sure it makes sense in a store.