No. You’re hindering progress this way.

I did not say people immediately get that GrapheneOS is a secure phone OS just from the name. Adding “OS” to its name does not make it less obscure.

Do you really think anyone would see the name “postmarketOS” and right away think this is a Linux distro for phones? Perhaps the “-OS” part gives it away that it’s some kind of OS, but so are a lot of projects that end with “-OS”.

For example: ReactOS, RedoxOS, ChibiOS, MicroOS, TempleOS. Can you really look at any of these names without knowing beforehand and tell what it is about?

Perhaps a bit out of topic, but since we’re talking about torrent search…

Doesn’t bittorrent have a more agnostic torrent search?

It’s not a deal-breaker or anything tho. Just not for something long term. Totally feasible as something quick and dirty tho.

You doomscroll because you’re bored and have nothing to do.

I doomscroll because I can’t find what I’m looking for.

We are not the same.

Damn… They must be running a bunch of 20 years old hardware to not want that v2 march.

Look, just try something already. All those fancy tools mean nothing to you if you’re not familiar with them.

For that, I’d recommend Linux Mint.

Perhaps my grandchildren would spell it correctly.

You know, Windows98 is still available

on archive.org

Long time Debian user. First time really paying attention to their governance process.

What is this, a Monty Python skit? How the fuck are they gonna come with a consensus with all these choices?

There’s really just choices 1 & 2. The rest are just elaboration. And what the fuck is even ‘none of the above’?

Really, there’s just ‘yes’ and ‘no’. If it’s a ‘yes’, there would certainly be condition, which can come later. If it’s a ‘no’, who give a shit why; it’s a vote, not a fucking book club. They can definitely put the reason in the comment, but do they really need to put the reasons as the choice?

something something piracy is a service issue, probably?

- Some CEO -

So you’re Nora the Unix Pornographer, huh?

Ah yes, the great filter.

Thanks for saving us the trip!

So that’s why my system was suddenly pulling a hundred something packages when I randomly check for update.

Good one.

While old packages do ruin experiences, stuff changing too rapidly can as well.

Arch as well as OpenSUSE Tumbleweed are good examples at this.

Damn, I wish I have that level of dedication toward something.

They’re still going at it??