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bedrooms , in Keep Linux Open and Free—We Can’t Afford Not To

Oracle has been part of the Linux community for 25 years. Our goal has remained the same over all those years: help make Linux the best server operating system for everyone, freely available to all, with high-quality, low-cost support provided to those who need it.

Sure, Jan.

shadowbert , (edited ) in The LINUX DISTRO model is BROKEN
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I get the opinion - but it isn't always the distro owners... developers can upload their own versions to AUR if they want to. But it is a fair comment that even a keen developer is going to miss at least a few possible package formats.

GustavoM , in This again: What distro are you using for gaming?
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Arch linux, minimal install. Feels really nice to have control over my whole distro and to not be clogged by third-party annoyances.

tophu , in This again: What distro are you using for gaming?
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OpenSUSE Tumbleweed, YaST is the deity I pray to

Tanza , in This again: What distro are you using for gaming?
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i'm just using manjaro right now, works pretty well

ReCursing ,
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Same. Never had a problem with Manjaro. But also never play AAA online games

captainsiscold ,
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Using Manjaro KDE here, as well. Granted, I mostly play Counter-Strike, Risk of Rain 2, Stellaris, and various indie games, but pretty much everything has been very smooth. Very glad to be free of Windows on my main machine, and it hasn't really affected how I use my PC day-to-day.

Tanza ,
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update: i have now had an issue with manjaro (audio issue, low quality, fixed pretty easy, but still)

-spam- , in This again: What distro are you using for gaming?
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Fedora, apart from the latest nvidia driver rendering Plasma a slide show I've had no real issues.

8565 , in This again: What distro are you using for gaming?

I run Arch BTW. Even with a Nvidia GPU and never have issues.

hellfire103 , in This again: What distro are you using for gaming?
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I was using Debian, but I now daily drive openSUSE Tumbleweed.

FaeDrifter , in Nobara Gnome is just a terrible experience.

Nobara being an independent side project based on Fedora and not a full-blown distro on its own - YMMV on all kinds of issues.

That said I’m running Nobara KDE on my desktop and everything has been working great. You should give it a try just to see how many of your issues are specific to Nobara gnome.

DarkThoughts OP ,

I'm aware it is not an official project, but I don't think any of GE's changes should affect much of the issues I am facing with it. And seeing this I will have an even harder time to recommend any sort of Gnome distro towards complete newbies trying to make the switch. Imagine this being their first experience with a Linux ecosystem.

DarkThoughts OP ,

Tried KDE Nobara after OpenSUSE and oh boy...
First Dolphin just crashed, always. Trying to report this caused even the crash handler to crash. Apparently there's a bug with encrypted setups and you have to manually create the thumbnail folder to fix this. No idea why this is not patched yet. Or maybe it is, but I can't further update the system anymore because of all packages throwing GPG errors now. This is all cursed to hell.

Shiver1976 , in Choosing a Linux Distro for Audio Production on an x380 Yoga
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Zorin OS Pro might be a good one here. At least you would have a tested suite.
Create with the same apps the pros use. Zorin OS Pro includes an advanced video editor, Photoshop-compatible image editor, illustration software, audio workstation, animation software, and the same 3D graphics & effects software used by Hollywood studios, just to name a few. With tools this powerful, your imagination is the only limit.

sentient_loom OP , (edited )

I'll look it up, thanks.

Edit:
Zorin pro actually looks interesting. I wonder if they do the kind of system configurations that musnix and ubuntu studio do.

SFaulken , in Open source developers - have the recent moves by RedHat changed your opinion of using non-GPL licenses?
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No, this changes nothing for me.

bit , in Former Canonical Developer is Working on a Script that Replaces Snaps with Flatpaks
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Alan Pope was a fantastic community manager, but as the headline says he left.
I’m happy to see him still in this sphere, contributing to a fine cause

Atemu , in How can I run something that needs sudo at every login without having to do so manually?
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If you’re using NetworkManager, I’d recommend you to use it to create a VPN profile instead and connect to that on startup through the unprivileged nmcli.

UID_Zero , in How can I run something that needs sudo at every login without having to do so manually?
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Look into editing the sudoers file. Add a line that allows you to run openvpn with the NOPASSWD option.

I strongly recommend not using that for everything, just the specific commands you need to run non-interactively.

ReCursing OP ,
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I didn't know that was an option! Sounds generally insecure but if the other options here don't work out this should solve it. Thanks!

UID_Zero ,
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It’s only as insecure as you make it. It’s an option, it needs to be used responsibly.

lurch , in How can I run something that needs sudo at every login without having to do so manually?

AFAIK you can allow it in the sudoers file to not need a password, if you keep the sudo.

idk how KDE autostarts, tho.

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