I didn’t see any other video in relation to this.

The first 4 words in this video are “in my previous video…”

Wasn’t his last video about that? There’s no new information?

tldw?

Can you just pack an Android TV device? Its about the size of a hockey puck but half as thick. + a small remote.

They don’t seem to like anyone very much.

Breezy is great but it’s not even consistent with itself. Go into a different part of the UI and get completely different numbers.

Hey I am an outdoorsman and I find it difficult to find data about rain, specifically quantity of rain, hourly and daily. Is there a good way I can access this info from your site?

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Imagine if you had to recreate OSM every hour. Because that’s how often gas prices change.

GasBuddy’s primary source is a crowdsourced user database. Kinda hard to recreate that at a FOSS level, as it will inevitably require a centralized server.

They also use OPIS, which is a subscription-based database. So who’s gonna pay for that?

Do you have any resources for that?

It’s being badly damaged by thousands of lazy AI-written merge requests to the extent that many have stopped accepting them entirely.

It’s also effectively DDOS’ing many open source sites (and the rest of the open internet), straining what limited funding they have.

So I would say a resounding yes.

Breaking news: AI is worthless. Stop using it.

I dunno what that means. I gave what I felt like a very simple take and this person started to argue with me, not the other way around.

You did say simple…

If it has a apt package, it’s as easy as “sudo apt install xyz”

This is the kind of ignorant shit that relegates Linux to nerd circles. What do you do with this information? What is xyz, and exactly xyz because if you get a single letter wrong it does not work. Further the user has to already know what they want, which a new user will not.

Apart from Steam not being a standard installed item, it is very feature full.

I’ve just given you several examples of how it’s not.

For 32 bit you also need to enable multi-arch.

Just making my point for me now.

You wrote it was mostly for servers

No I wrote that’s it’s more commonly used in servers.

I don’t think you really understand the implications.

I don’t think you do.

Debian is probably Thee most supported distro with the most packages available.

I’m not talking about availability. I’m talking about comes pre-installed so the user doesn’t have to go out and find them to use basic functionality.

Debian is also among the absolute best among Linux desktop options, and actually quite popular.

I did not say it was not great or popular.

There’s a reason Debian is still the most forked distro.

This is not the dunk you think it is…

no fractional scaling? thats a DE/WM feature not distro related

Lots of distros these days come out of the box with that pre-configured, so no, it’s not.

only includes default apps? you mean following the DE’s developer’s vision?

Yes.

Older drivers won’t support newer hardware. Only includes default apps from gnome and KDE. No DE tweaks to speak of. No performance optimizations. No Gear Lever. No fractional scaling implemented, etc. etc.