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  • maybe calm down a bit

    While my tone wasn’t cordial it also wasn’t ALL CAPS SAYING KYS

    You may be projecting a bit?

    Regardless I’ve seen this garbage take on lemmy enough that I’m not going to politely point out the fault. I’ll check their Lemmy contributions and call them fucking clowns if they are saying silly shit like “remove content me no likey for pendantic reasons” while contributing nothing to posts.

    It’s alotta reddit entitlement and I will attempt to call it out when i see it and I’m not going to be pleasant about it




  • Lol “the people actually making content are the problem” y’all are fucking clowns.

    Can we just be loose with the moderation while the “top” posts don’t even get 2k upvotes.

    It gave lemmy content, it led to engaging discussions, who tf cares if the title is bad.

    Jesus Christ I don’t understand this mentality

    You’ve made 3 posts in 2 years, op contributed to more fediverse in a day than you did in two years.

    You really want to make this place better, then quit your removedin or contribute more and your removedin will be more understandable


  • So I’m newer to Linux as a whole so some of this maybe a bit off but:

    Immutable distros big difference is you can’t mess with the root partition ( you can there are just more steps involved), it’s read only. The advantage to this is it’s harder to fuck up your system, and it’s described as more secure. The downside is if you need a program that isn’t available in a flatpack, snap, or app image it’s a pain in the ass. Bazzite ships with distrobox which essential allows you to run a different distro in a container to use programs available to that distro, ex: you can run the Debian version of Firefox on a fedora system. Not all issues can be avoided with this, compiling code for instance is still a nightmare with distrobox

    Now the good things: no live updates so an update won’t get messed up from a live install The system will update in the background and then when you fire it up next time THEN you are in the updated version. Bazzite is atomic specifically (an immutable subset) that applies updates all at once or not at all if it fails, you can also always roll back to a previous version at the GRUB menu. After it updates to the new image it then applies the local personal layers, so every update it kinda like starting with a fresh install

    The main thing to look for is that any apps you want to use are supported in a flakpack, if all you are doing is gaming then you shouldn’t have to worry, both lutris and steam come with bazzite

    Here is a link to a Lemmy post with community opinions on immutable distros