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estebanlm

@ estebanlm @lemmy.ml

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  • What are people daily driving these days?

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  • well, I has been already years using Manjaro and never happened to me.Not that it can't, but never happened to me and I hope it wont :)

  • What are people daily driving these days?

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  • Manjaro Gnome. It just works ;)

  • 10 YouTube Channels Linux Users Should Explore

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    What did you do to survive the night of/after a breakup?

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  • I turned on my computer and started to play mass effect 2... during 48h.Slept a bit.Call my family and friends to go out and not be alone.Continue living.Two years later I met my actual partner and we have a beautiful life with two incredible kids.Just remember: losing someone hurts but is not the end, the heart heals.

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  • I love Pharo :) All the power of a Smalltalk for the 21 century, a small but very nice community, decent library support (but not huge), and a good FFI interface when this is not enough.

  • A different kind of programming workflow paradigm

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  • not with mlem (or I did not find how) ;)

  • A different kind of programming workflow paradigm

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  • Oops… most people now ignores… I meant :)

  • A different kind of programming workflow paradigm

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  • This is what Smalltalk is all about, and it has been like that since it’s origin: you basically program in the debugger, you program running, you change something, you proceed the debugger, etc. That’s why technics like TDD, refactoring, and others were developed in Smalltalk and just later translated to other languages (and always lacking, since no one reproduces the live programming experience 100%). As the time passed, attention has moved to other languages and most people not ignores what it was to program like that. But there are still some implementations around: I work with Pharo (https://pharo.org), and I can to say is all what you ask for in this post :)

  • Why do people still recommend Thinkpads for Linux when there are Linux-oriented manufacturers now?

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  • for another (other than Tuxedo) EU based solution: https://slimbook.es/en/(They are at Valencia, Spain).But I have no about idea its quality as I have never tried one.

  • Why do people still recommend Thinkpads for Linux when there are Linux-oriented manufacturers now?

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  • I have been using Manjaro as my daily driver for years now (I work making a programming language), and I have absolutely no complains ;) ... but this thread is to talk about hardware :P

  • Why do people still recommend Thinkpads for Linux when there are Linux-oriented manufacturers now?

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  • yes, it is.

  • Why do people still recommend Thinkpads for Linux when there are Linux-oriented manufacturers now?

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  • I have a tuxedo. I love it. But...

    1. it supports just its own version of linux (TuxedoOS, based on KDE) and Ubuntu. I use Majaro and I have to tweak it the same way as I would do it with any other non-linux computer.
    2. I had a problem with sound and needed to send the computer to germany so they were able to check at it and fix it (replacing the mother board). Client service is good, but I live at 1w distance of germany (france)... what happens with people living far away?
    3. Is certainly good... but not cheap :)

  • Which GPL-like licence for object oriented?

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  • sorry for the confusion, I meant that I work doing Pharo, and hence the license of my work is MIT, because that's the license chosen by the Pharo project. Of course MIT license means you can license your own work with whatever license you want, including proprietary licensing :)

  • Gitea 1.20 is released | Gitea Blog

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  • I do not think there is a consensus. Personally, I am not moving anytime soon. IMO so far gitea has not done anything wrong yet (they just put them in a position where is easier for them to do it, eventually). It is still a good thing forgejo exists... but I can't stand the name, heh (also, I like the green theme of gitea :P).

  • Does anyone actually like the default GNOME workflow?

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  • Same. I love it and I don’t know how I spent so much time not-using it :)

  • Which GPL-like licence for object oriented?

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  • this is the "virus" thing explained (by chatgpt, heh, but this is exactly what I heard) : Inheritance and Derivative Works: In object-oriented programming, inheritance allows you to create new classes based on existing classes, inheriting their attributes and behaviors. When using GPL-licensed code, whether GPLv3 or LGPLv3, any derived classes or subclasses created within your project will be considered derivative works. As a result, if you choose to distribute or publicly release these derivative works, they must comply with the licensing terms of the original GPL-licensed code.

  • Migrating away from Fedora, looking for advice.

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  • I like Manjaro Gnome. I changed the maui shell for the gnome shell and everything is looking great, and as close to vanilla gnome as possible (which is what I liked from Fedora :P) is not the same package system, but is very neat ;)

  • What distro(s) do you use?

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  • Manjaro. I am a guy of habits, so I never really distro-hopped, I once tried to install Arch and failed to configure everything so I tried endeavour and failed too (which would mean I am not a tech guy either ;). Ultimately, I'd say that the distribution does not matters much once you are used to it, you can always get what you want from any of them. The only thing I really like in comparison with others is pacman :)