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118·4 months agoAll these Democrats need to get completely 100% behind President Biden so we can throw this bunch of turkeys on their asses. Being namby pamby about it is just helping Trump.
Moksha Heck, just install Bodhi Linux 7, your choice between Ubuntu based or Debian based.
That graphic doesn’t tell me anything. Maybe it should be defined better?
183·4 months agoEveryone moved to NextCloud by now
Why is the news media calling this a hush money trial and conviction? It was simple campaign interference, the hush money was just one part of the interference.
1·6 months agoI have not had a problem using ProtonVPN on Linux.
2193·6 months agoPedant warning: your last phrase should contain “than”, not “then”.
The only VPNs which are not owned by marketing companies are Mullvad and Proton. The largest VPNs are owned by Kape Technologies, renamed because their prior company name distributed malware, whose top people are former Israeli military, so I wouldn’t trust them as far as I could throw them. I would never use a free VPN except for Proton, and Proton’s paid VPN has a lot more nodes and features.
Distrohopper should listen to Distrohoppers’ Digest podcast… https://distrohoppersdigest.com or found at any podcatcher
161·7 months agoElon Musk has trouble elevating his own rocket. He sure as hell isn’t elevating anything in terms of political discourse…
Funny how that doesn’t appear in the Bible anywhere…
Not the best description I have seen. Any wall that can keep someone out can keep someone in. Just have to change the system inside. The big problem, however, is that nobody understands the term communism and applies it to lots of things which are not. A totalitarian state is not communism. And a Christian nationalist state is no longer a democracy.
You will get comments both ways on this, but I have put lots of people on Linux Mint and they never once had to use a terminal unless they wanted to. Make no mistake, what you can do in a terminal is magic compared to what you can do without it, but you can survive just fine without it. I would suggest also looking at Zorin, and if you really want something different I strongly recommend Bodhi. Most of the distros which are easy for new users are on a Debian or Ubuntu base (Ubuntu is on a Debian base, but a lot of people forget that).