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  • I mean, you do you, but I do plenty of actual work on my Arch machine. I've been working on an album, which involves not just the recording, mixing, and mastering, but also there's a bunch of paperwork involved in the business side of things, not to mention stuff like album art. I game on it as well, but saying Arch isn't good for work is just ludicrous. It's a DIY distro, you get what you put in. A few basic steps can keep Arch just as stable as anything else.

    That said, my server is a Debian machine, but that's because my services don't need up to date packages, and I just wanted something I could stick in a corner and forget about.

  • It's hard to go back to Debian after you've tasted that sweet sweet rolling release

  • He wrote Pulseaudio, Avahi, and systemd before joining Microsoft, where he currently works.

  • No, I got it now, but last night I didn't lol

  • I did, then I read your comment, and then my brain failed to connect the two

  • Unexpected James Brown

  • I mean, flared based, go for it I guess

  • Maybe put a condom on it first?

  • Systemd-boot detected

  • I know I do

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  • These can only do "Hold My Hand"

  • Anarchists wouldn't be against democracy, it's one of our core tenants. We'd absolutely be against authoritarianism in any form, however.

  • Hell yeah! Looking forward to future posts!

  • It's not horrible, like it'll do the job just fine, it's just probably a better idea to use systemd and like, containers and whatnot, but I couldn't be arsed to fiddle with all that for Jellyfin, caddy reverse proxy, and two modded Minecraft servers, so shell scripts and tmux won the day. It takes a little extra time to restart everything after an update, and maybe I'll get the motivation to do things "correctly™" one day, but today is not that day.

  • Maybe she's Canadian

  • Me running all my services in tmux

  • "I hope an update breaks your bootloader"

  • It is available as a .deb on itch.io, if you wanted to try a native package