I have never seen a paid consumer distro.

Not on my machine

She’s exaggerating

Powershell uses ctrl c

towards universal copy paste keyboard shortcuts

What else does this say?

Oh :/

Luckily there’s programming.dev which I hope will be the go to lemmy for programming

Did you already look into sherpatts?

Edit: sorry, wrong sublemmy. But it uses kaldi

You don’5lt have to build it yourself. You can also download from the release page https://framagit.org/framasoft/peertube/mobile-application/-/releases

(I don’t know about the restriction)

That’s a nice graphic. I’d love to see something comparing it to a rolling release or fedora.

Unfortunately, it wouldn’t tell you anything because you’d compare apples with oranges.

But since opensuse has a (multiple) stable and rolling release, how would it look there? More like the testing release?

I’d go for markdown (html, js) but if I had to choose between tex and typst, I’d get rid of tex as much as possible

https://typst.app/universe/package/touying/

https://typst.app/universe/package/slydst/

https://github.com/polylux-typ/polylux

Typst. Quarto. Xaringan. There’s lots of good tools.

You’ll only know if you do it. If you stick to it, improve it and evaluate it every now and then

Ms sql is trash

Indexes are great but probably don’t get you far if it is already really slow.

Running anything on a Hdd is a joke

You read write and compare continuously? Did you try to split it into smaller chunks?

I don’t judge you for the choice. It’s an honest question since you take care of a lot of computers and with ublue you have good control over the machines

How did you install them? One by one? Wouldn’t this be the perfect case for fedora’s atomic distros?

Sounds good but I don’t want to waste time watching a video when I could just look at 7 lines of text within a couple of seconds

That’s why you can’t just boot from an usb

It looks like the extension is licensed under MIT https://github.com/Microsoft/vscode-cpptools You can “simply” fork it and provide builds yourself, right?

Thx for the clarification.