jelloeater
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Or just run it in a Windows VM and save yourself a ton of grief? Win10 LTSC works just fine.
NGL https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=eu.faircode.email is a lot better…
Does it go “morp morp”? I must know!
19·10 months agoCaptain Janeway is clever like a fox crazy like a wolverine and loyal like a golden retriever unless you happen to be involved in a transporter accident and she’ll murder you like a baboon…
1·10 months agoIt’s Fortune… Literally the mouth piece of capitalism. Don’t believe their lies…
That’s how you get slapped in the face by someone’s nona.
The issue is with pushing updates. Eget is nice, but it doesn’t push updates.
I was going be a smart ass and make the “I use Arch joke”… But if you can use .debs on Arch, that’s kind of neat.
Waterfox will too. Big fan of it.
MATE gang rise up!
Do XP next!
8·10 months agohave you tried GoLang? It’s big for game dev as of late
I used to use Kodi, worked really well.
Asked Perplexity, got this back, seems right.
When choosing a Linux distribution for a Home Theater PC (HTPC), several options are tailored for media consumption:
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LibreELEC: This is a lightweight, fast, and easy-to-use media center distro based on Kodi. It’s designed for dedicated media center PCs and supports various media formats. LibreELEC is simple to set up and runs smoothly on older hardware[5].
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OSMC: Another Kodi-based distro, OSMC is known for its automatic media library updates and support for remote control devices. It is designed to be lightweight and efficient, making it ideal for media playback[5].
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OpenELEC: Similar to LibreELEC, OpenELEC is a “just enough operating system” designed for running Kodi. It is suitable for embedding into a media center setup[6].
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Ubuntu MATE: Although not specifically a media center distro, Ubuntu MATE is user-friendly and can be configured with media center software like Kodi or Plex. It offers flexibility and stability for a media center environment[5].
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Linux Mint: Known for its ease of use, Linux Mint can also be used as a media center with additional software installations. It provides a full desktop experience with the option to install Kodi[7].
Each of these options provides different levels of customization and ease of use, making them suitable for various HTPC needs.
Citations: [1] Is there an ideal distro for a HTPC? - Tom’s Hardware Forum https://forums.tomshardware.com/threads/is-there-an-ideal-distro-for-a-htpc.2409938/ [2] Distro and desktop for htpc - Linux - Level1Techs Forums https://forum.level1techs.com/t/distro-and-desktop-for-htpc/93738 [3] Suggest Linux distro for a media PC? : r/linuxquestions - Reddit https://www.reddit.com/r/linuxquestions/comments/18f7mk3/suggest_linux_distro_for_a_media_pc/ [4] Best Linux Media Center Distros for Your Home Theater PC - Tecmint https://www.tecmint.com/linux-media-center-distros/ [5] Best Linux Media Center Distros for Your Home Theater PC https://www.tutorialspoint.com/best-linux-media-center-distros-for-your-home-theater-pc [6] Your favorite HTPC OS - PCPartPicker https://sa.pcpartpicker.com/forums/topic/123750-your-favorite-htpc-os [7] Linux recommendation for htpc? :: Hardware and Operating Systems https://steamcommunity.com/discussions/forum/11/3047182953359355429/?l=czech [8] Best linux HTPC distro I can easily create a DVD ISO for? - AVS Forum https://www.avsforum.com/threads/best-linux-htpc-distro-i-can-easily-create-a-dvd-iso-for.3305964/
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2·10 months agoYou can also setup a little linktree page and just have all your profiles link to that so you don’t have to update 10000 links on every profile.
Huge fan of PHP…I mean PGP, oh god auto correct, you scary 😳
Ya got me…