• Omega@discuss.online
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      I wonder how many people genuinely used Pardus for just being Pardus until the Turkish government fucked it up

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    I mean, bait aside, creating a new distro with an existing package manager allows you to set up a different set of default packages and even add your own new/updated ones. That’s the value of it there.

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    1 month ago

    Cat on a table.jpg says:

    “I’m going to create a new distro by changing the name of Debian”

  • bluewing@lemm.ee
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    All the different distros are all about the vibe and not a lot else. The Linux kernel remains pretty much the same and we just choose different window dressings.

    I suppose we could role it all back to Debian Stable and Slackware I guess. Do we need a “Distro Thanos?” Besides, without all those different distros, how you gonna surf?

    So don’t harsh the vibes man.

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        No I haven’t bothered to surf that one up yet. But, if it’s vastly different, then it’s not Linux and not germane to this meme.

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          Is Linux, called linux-zen on some package managers.

          But is different than the LTS Kernel, which is also different than the pre-release kernels, which are also different than the stable kernels.

          So idk, “what is” Linux and what’s not, according to you.

          Maybe you thinking of GNU Hurd? Or the Darwin kernel?

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            After doing a quick search, I don’t see enough differences for the Zen kernel to claim it’s so special. The main line kernel has to be a “one size fits all” from servers to gaming and anything in between. Zen is just a recompiled mainline kernel with some chosen optimizations for better specific use cases-- mostly desktop/gaming. Which is nothing I can’t do if I recompile my bog standard Fedora kernel for those optimizations.

  • Realitätsverlust@lemmy.zip
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    Idk, it’s a hobby. There’s no problem with new distros. If they’re good, they take off, if not, it’s going to be a niche project. No issue at all.

  • WuceBrillis@lemm.ee
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    I don’t really get this distro thing.

    So it is basically just like choosing which app to access reddit with, except that if i choose the wrong app i might be auto-banned from a lot of the subs?

    Also, i won’t see stuff i am searching for sometimes, because the distros sometimes make trouble if someone else hasn’t already subscribed? Or is that only on mastodon?

    I am using Voyager, and chose lemm.ee for no apparent reason. But so far, it just feels like a shittier version of reddit but with better mods? I dunno.

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    Does my distro qualify for this? I already implemented my own package manager and init system in Rust, and the only thing to do is to port build scripts from Arch to my format and make an ISO.

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    Hardware support is not really the province of distro, to me. Which makes them even more ridiculous.

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    1 month ago

    Or do, that guy isn’t your boss. If he is, what are you doing listening to him about non work stuff he seems like a gatekeeper kina guy.