@phnt And if DWM wants to do that, that's fine. Most new users of Linux are going to stick with something coherent to them like GNOME or KDE. @PurpCat @RustyCrab @arcana @nemesis @Suiseiseki @sam @xianc78 @waifu @branman65 @mischievoustomato
@phnt There are benefits and detriments. One can always gate off one's own. Look at the Fediverse, different levels and layers of gatekeeping from different groups. However, we all benefit from greater Fediverse adoption and development therein. The same is and can be true with things like Linux. Projects or distributions ruining themselves with CoCs and injecting ideology and politics isn't good, but in this space it's all FLOSS which can be forked and modified and developed and utilized piecemeal---greater adoption and greater development and greater overall support is nothing but positive, compared to things like Windows or macOS centralization. If you want to gatekeep your own project or distribution or software or network, nobody is stopping you from doing so. But, you shouldn't opposed greater, wider adoption and support. @PurpCat @RustyCrab @arcana @nemesis @Suiseiseki @sam @waifu @branman65 @mischievoustomato
@mischievoustomato Exactly. And, not just Linux---any alternative OS from the current computing software oligarchy. Gatekeeping only does a disservice to everyone. And, almost all popular Linux distributions running GNOME or KDE will be more than suitable for basic computing for the average user. Supporting normies to try it and explore it should be encouraged. @PurpCat @nemesis @arcana @phnt @sam @RustyCrab @Suiseiseki @waifu @branman65
@xianc78 @PurpCat @sam @lewdthewides @nyanide @sunmcnukes @mischievoustomato listen up sweaty, carbon credits and ULEZ cameras are DEMOCRACY and everyone against them is a FASCIST!
"Intel admits what we all knew: no one is buying AI PCs"
People would rather buy older processors that aren't that much less powerful but way cheaper. The "AI" benefits obviously aren't worth paying for.
https://www.xda-developers.com/intel-admits-what-we-all-knew-no-one-is-buying-ai-pcs/
Mastodon social credit system in place
RE: https://mastodon.social/users/AltTextHealthCheck/statuses/114406805178302921
Surprising to see Youtuber PewDiePie (110M subscribers) publishing a video last night , "I installed Linux (so should you)" with a call to his community to join the platform, underlining the fun of customisation and DIY, in opposition to all the enshitification of Windows. His main point of friction for moving was Photoshop, and he explained how he made the effort to adapt GIMP to his needs. Always good to see initiatives like that shared to large audience.