Every single person would be better served by just using Fedora. The addition layer is either so thin that the value added is zero or it creates a drastically worse user experience, as the layer around Fedora is poorly maintained by a few volunteers and very little testing is done. Bazzite is pointless and a total waste of time. Nobody should use it.
All of these "layer around actually popular distro" projects are pointless and make using Linux on the desktop a worse experience.
Merely having an immutable OS, sandboxed Steam preconfigured, plus propietary drivers for Graphics and Controllers preinstalled, puts it leagues apart from just installing fedora, for people that don't need or want to care about it
The ublue/bazzite guys are hard at work making the experience as streamlined with upstream as possible, while simplifying the rest (Because the less they personally need to maintain the better)
When installing Bazzite for a living room pc, I literally didn't need to step outside of steam once, I could have been setting up an actual console for all I cared to know
> Bazzite is pointless and a total waste of time. Nobody should use it.
Bazzite, as far as I am aware, is closest thing that you can get from a console-like experience for a HTPC*. Although it is possibly to configure Bazzite to launch directly into desktop mode, the key idea behind it is to launch in Big Picture mode, so you can manage the UI using a controller. Once that is done, you are pretty much into SteamOS/SteamDeck-like UI.
The appear of the Distro for me was always to get the convenience and console-like experience, while enjoying more powerful hardware and the benefits of the Steam platform.
Depending on the user’s technical affinity, one exception may be Nvidia users. Only a few distros make getting the proprietary drivers up and running and updating properly easy, and last I knew vanilla Fedora wasn’t one of them.
No, it is not. All these spinoff distros are small hobby projects people develop for very niche audiences. They are terrible at marketing since inevitably they are creating a worse user experience for their users.
And i know i simplifying things A LOT here.. but that is the mentality behind it..
When crude oil price go up then gas station raise their prices because they know next they they buy it will be more expansive and they will need more money to afford it, so they raise their prices prices immediately..
On the other hand, if crude oil prices drop, it means that next time they buy it will be cheaper, but the gas they currently have was expensive, so they need to keep the prices up to recover what they already paid for it..
because the people above are just for the interview.. And they are shared across multiple jobs, so it is not just 1 position..
They apply to multiple jobs at multiple companies..
One team handle interview process to make sure they get the job, once they get the job another set of people handle the actual work.. And then the interview team also handle any instance the person need to be seen or talked to..
Each job pay a few of those guys and the company keep the rest.. If they land enough jobs they can easily pay for all that..
We cannot because the funds cutting DO create Drug resistant strain..
Not directly, but by creating the exact scenario that cause then to be created..
The USAID funds cut will cause patients to have to stop their treatment half way because there are no more money to buy the drugs required to their treatment..
This is the basic recipe to a drug resistant viruses...
When you start a treatment the first to die are the copies of the virus that are susceptible to the drug while the more resistant copies take longer to die..
This is why is so important to keep a treatment even after the symptoms ended, there will still be copies of the virus in your body that are resistant to the drug but not enough copies to cause the disease..
If you stop the treatment half way the copies that are resistant have the opportunity to multiply again, but now the drug will have less effect on it..
Repeat this process enough and you get a strain of the virus that is immune to the drug..
Repeat the process again and again with other drugs and you get a strain that is immune to everything..
With the number of patients affected by USAID cuts means it is practically guaranteed that a drug resistant strain will happen..
The sketchy guy was the CEO of Mozilla and created JavaScript. If you don't trust him then why did you trust Mozilla when he was in charge?
I'm not sold on their crypto, but one thing is clear. Browsers need to stop getting the majority of their funding from big tech, especially Google. Maybe crypto is not the right way, but at least they are doing something.
Why do you trust the business practices of Mozilla who gets most of their funding from Google?
The H200 is the next generation of the H100.