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I've used many different versions of Linux but I thought I'd ask and see if there's something else I might be interested in. I'm looking for a secure way to access the internet. Does anyone have any experience with Qubes-Whonix?

Please list any good Linux OS's you recommend.

I've used red hat, ubuntu, mint, whonix, and I tried installing Arch. I probably installed others but that's all I can think of right now.

LINUX! Gotta love it!

https://icons8.com/lunacy

I've been using Affinity 1 with Wine, but it was finicky and sometimes crashed. I tried a bunch of other programs and found Lunacy by chance. Its actually pretty good and has tons of free assets. Another good program is BoxySVG.

I finished installing Devaun and wanted to install brave browser. That took a while to figure out then it finally looked like it installed. Now I wondering where the is it? How do I launch it. The install instructions said to use the app launcher.

I found 'app finder' and brave browser was not in the list. I have no idea where this installed to.

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Can't change the title: *Devuan

https://media.ccc.de/v/38c3-sixos-a-nix-os-without-systemd

Slides: https://cfp.cccv.de/media/38c3-community-stages/submissions/...


(via https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42881772)

https://www.joshwhotv.com/video/.Q2d7nA/how-to-install-librewolf-browser-on-linux-04-aug-2022-charliebrownau

Video - Tutorial - How to Install LibreWolf Browser on Linux - 04/Aug/2022 (Charliebrownau)
- https://www.joshwhotv.com/video/.Q2d7nA/how-to-install-librewolf-browser-on-linux-04-aug-2022-charliebrownau

#LibreWolf #Browser #Linux #Software #Open-source #Privacy #Security #Based #Tutorial

I just upgraded the storage on a ~10 year old Asus laptop from HDD to SSD, and installed Linux Mint 21.1. I had Mint 19 on the old HDD. I was prepared for the ass-pain of trying to get all my stuff reinstalled, but unlike 19 everything I wanted just installed with little fuss and only a little troubleshooting. GQRX-SDR, CHIRP, ProtonVPN, LibreWolf & FileZilla were all included in the software manager so I didn't have to go search on a browser. Didn't have to go hunting for drivers or configurations to connect to the SDR. Even HPLIPfor my also ~10 year old printer installed with no problems, which may possibly be the first time I've had HP software run correctly on first install on Linux or Windows. I had a lot of trouble getting stuff to work on 19, but I also have learned more since then, so I wonder how much of that was just newbie incompetence.

I keep this laptop out in the barn and just leave it there to mess with radios or listen to videos while I work, and I had largely written it off as outdated, but this SSD is fast as hell and it boots and opens things almost just as fast as my new laptop. It's amazing how the only thing that's really progressed in consumer electronics is graphics.

So, I started with Mint in about 2016, had brief stops at Parrot & Kali, Passed "GO", collected 200 Bucks! Went on to Manjaro, Artix, Garuda, & Endeavor, Then settled on Debian for quite a spell... What would you Autists recommend my next stop be? I'm really impressed with Debian, so I'm looking for something that has that same level of GUI-based performance and durability. This is just tooling around, Daily Drive bullshit... No specific need like running high level databases or anything like that. Eager to hear what you guys come up with. Give your reasoning behind your choices.

How many of the women on this site use Linux? What flavors of Linux are you running if you are using Linux?

https://www.theregister.com/2024/11/25/rhel_95_now_on_wsl/

Plus, soon you'll be able to run Red Hat Enterprise Linux as a supported option under WSL

curl -s http://whatismyip.akamai.com/ ; echo ""

Is there a filesystem that, given a simple hierarchical layout of files and directories (ignoring links and whatnot), can answer basically instantly the question of the contribution of a subtree to the total FS usage? Say it's an average server root FS of 2TB full.