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Ubuntu (from the wikipedia site):


So, the Ubuntu movement by Mandela is the basis of philosophy for ubuntu linux?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Experience_ubuntu.ogv

It seems Ubuntu is now "communism for linux".

https://libreddit.bus-hit.me/r/linuxquestions/comments/1cf0blg/is_linux_infiltrated_by_cia/

This is a good example of how the conversation is controlled. Look at the downvotes and crap answers that get all the traction and upvotes. Obvious who the "bots" (accounts run by an "agenda" rather than a "person") are in this case.

The question is about the (((CIA))) control of Linux and the user gives an example. Linux goats must know at this point that systemd, elogind, wayland, and these new package delivery systems (snaps, flatpak) all attack vectors on the linux userspace security. On top of that, who the hell knows what's deep in the kernel code itself (this Rust language for example is another "progressive" hack) and let's not get started about the obvious hardware backdoors.

The Link does not go directly to reddit but another place to obfuscate social media information and tracking.

@Kozel @iSnark

I've run into some problems with linux, and I either figured out how to fix them myself and grew my knowledge or I talked on forums and was offered working solutions. I've encountered some bugs, and after reporting said bugs, the developers actually fixed them really fast, and other users offered workarounds. It is quite nice.

Lets contrast that to my time on Windows. I filed bugs, or I upvoted bugs, and they sit unfixed for years. I run into trouble and I ask for advice and I'm told to sfc /scannow by copy and paste indian faggots. In a corporate environment, I filed bugs and got dicked around level1/2 support forever by nigger pajeet faggots. And eventually I find my own workarounds or alternative methods to get the thing done. These motherfuckers are getting thousands of dollars a month and can't be bothered to resolve my issues but some random nerd will do it for free on a linux forum. In a number of instances, I'm proud to have been that nerd for other people.

Anyway I'm quite pleased with my Artix install. I've been running it for 12 months now. This was me 12 months ago. https://www.upgoat.net/viewpost?postid=64507c6eac032

https://iv.nboeck.de/watch?v=MuP-9O7gNIc

Alright,

Agree, Disagree, or, Fuck-Off?

Interested in your comments on this review...

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Anyone actively using a Linux OS phone as a daily driver? If you currently use one, how is it with normal daily activities? Web Browser? Music players? Map/GPS? From what I've read, web sites have said it's not ready for general useage, but I'm curious to know just how behind it is. Especially given that big OS's like Manjaro offer images that can be used.