I use Doom Emacs, so we’re both in glass houses here. I love Lua because it’s fast as fuck, but it’s militantly imperative, which is a big bummer. In comparison, Lisp still has a lot to teach a novice-ish programmer. Fennel is the best of both worlds, I guess.
That was too easy. Name 10 things that cause endless flame wars on linux!
Vi/Emacs, and get off my lawn
Vim: quick and easy
Emacs: properly decent programming language in the configs, supports Vim bindings via Evil, Org-mode as the ultimate notes app
Arguably they’re sort of converging with all the nvim stuff out there. I said vi to be cute but I actually use LazyVim
I use Doom Emacs, so we’re both in glass houses here. I love Lua because it’s fast as fuck, but it’s militantly imperative, which is a big bummer. In comparison, Lisp still has a lot to teach a novice-ish programmer. Fennel is the best of both worlds, I guess.
Vi isn’t really an operating system.
wayland
snaps v flatpak v appimages
Pulseaudio.
Mr Torvalds and his now favourite AI toy.
Well, congratulations, I guess. I don’t think I’ve felt my blood pressure spike that hard reading the responses to a comment before. Pure ragebating!
GNOME vs. KDE
Pronounced “guh-nome” and “kitty”
What about xfce? That’s what i run.
Openbox
it’s a solid choice. i respect it.
Which reminds me of X11 / Wayland
X12
Kent Overstreet
Rust