commit history of some software i use

a dollar or two per year

That exists? I only seen such price for first year only, then it’s normal 15$ or higher

Well I can see a newcomer finding a program they want to run on github and there are instructions for compiling the program for e.g. Ubuntu which if they were Fedora user they would be able to adapt to themselves without much trouble. But since they are using a distro that decided that installing packages globally is bad for some reason they are very much on their own. Sure I think it’s possible and there are methods documented somewhere (and maybe it’s even better practice than installing dependencies from package manager), but it seems unlikely that anyone in the program’s community can help unless they have experience with immutable distros.

I just wonder what are the benefits for which people are chosing distros that so deviate from what most other Linux users use.

I don’t really want to be the tiger but what do you do on immutable distros when you want to e.g. compile a C program from source (say, an SDL game). I always thought being able to easily install popular libraries from package manager a huge advantage of Linux over windows and mac.

Who the hell not manually partitions their system? You guys have empty hard drives?

1. Nah, I have a non-unlockable Xperia, otherwise I’d just flash custom firmware
2. I don’t remember the search bar, it disappears i guess. The circle button that used to summon assistant now does nothing
3. Deleting this package is safe. Just don’t delete system-related packages. Once I was cleaning up someone’s Xiaomi and tried to delete its antivirus with adb. It was stuck in boot loop after that so i had to do hard reset (deleting all data)

It’s already dead on my phone

pm uninstall --user 0 com.google.android.googlequicksearchbox

sad, they’re one of the few brands left that still have the audio port

More hosts better than one. I doubt codeberg will be able to sustain the load remaining as free as it is now when it will be popular enough that every cs student will be using it for their assignments (forgetting to gitignore their IDE cache files obviously). Or some smartasses start abusing it for free storage. I mean everything that github has to deal with currently.

IIRC their tos says it must only be used for opensource software (i don’t remember if it was enforced yet but expect that they can remove private repos at any time or make them paid feature). Same story with sourcehut