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Is this an out-of-season April’s Fool joke?

Rebel side \0

That’s the thing.

Also magnet link if you want.

It’s a mess: 24C3: Inside the Mac OS X Kernel _{inv.nadeko.net}.

Maybe zram-generator?

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Too harsh IMHO.

Thanks Ballmer for QA.

“Absolute Linux” was a Linux distribution. Clicky bait title.

Immutable, doesn’t mean extreme secure. It’s a false sense of security.
It could be more secure.
But during a runtime, it is possible to overwrite operational memory, mask some syscalls, etc.

That’s my 3 cents.

I see nothing wrong here. So issue must be somewhere else.

Sure!

I/O scheduler issue?

Connect that USB stick, and run command:

grep '' /sys/block/*/queue/scheduler

show output.

zee, zem, zeir.

Replacing doesn’t mean removing in this case.
It still needed for the system scripts, etc.

More like fish is my daily driver, bash if needed (I can write a script in bash faster then in fish).

Stop.

Everyone has their own preferences.
No judging here.

• bash -> fish
• default text editor (like Kate) -> geany
• firefox -> firefox-esr
• chromium -> ungoogled-chromium
• nano -> micro
• top -> htop, btop
• default PDF reader -> Okular

Waiting for what? 🤔

Technically it’s a universal method (not limited to KDE): Input Remapper.

Hmm, do we have an example?