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Oh, don’t worry, they do both

Similar here: Red Hat 6 > Ubuntu > Debian > Fedora Silverblue

Inventor of the ‘glory sole’

And when they hit you with the real stick it really hurts

Windows is only getting harder to control and Linux is easier than ever to get on board and learn. Are we at a tipping poing? Maybe. With what Valve is doing for PC gaming, Microsoft’s introduction of Recall for Windows 11 and killing off (for home users at least) Windows 10 in October, who knows, maybe we’ll look back and see 2025 was the year of the Linux desktop.

As a Tailscale user, I don’t understand how it helps with torrenting–don’t you typically control all the nodes? Or is there some way to configure a third party exit node?

Move slow and break things

Even the author says Flatpak is a sandbox.

The most simple but also least effective sandbox type is the container or wrapper sandbox that builds an isolated process environment and then executes the target application inside.

Flatpak provides an isolated runtime environment using a container type sandbox to execute the target application inside.

… there are two issues that prevent flatpak from providing a real sandbox environment…

Just that it’s no true scotsman, I mean sandbox.

Fedora Silverblue because I seem to break any system I have eventually, and this one’s still going.

Is that still the case if you use it in a flatpak e.g., Bottles?

Of course it’s your right to choose, but I’m not convinced that’s a good enough reason. The well-meaning and honest people can make their own judgements about their employer and decide whether or not to include GPL code. Even if you change your license there will still be GPL code out there and corporations don’t need any more handouts.

I’ve used I2P for torrents and it’s fine. There’s plenty of popular stuff on Postman. The speeds are slower partly to the network but partly due to number of seeders, so I encourage everyone to get on there. Just be patient and there’s no problem.

The boss music that starts playing when you get to Lucifron in Molten Core was epic back in 2005.

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In fact, a good pihole will speed things up.

Avoid Reddit, like the plague

So don’t change the defaults?

As far as I know, yes. You tell me the alternative if you’ve got it.

If all you’ve got against Flatpak is it uses more storage, then I don’t know what to tell you. I have a 1TB drive that cost $80 and my GNOME system with 106 flatpaks uses just under 7%. The original post claiming 2TB is absurd.

People who like having fine-grained security controls over their apps?

There are several ways around it. If you are self hosting for a small trusted group, or just yourself, you can use Tailscale.