@Fizz
Yes still the party goes on. I think it took 10-15 years.
cytro
joined 5 months ago
@BCsven @TehPers
I use Ubuntu because i like the easy usage... but I dislike USA/UK and Israels behaviors. So I am in the middle of nowhere. It's always the same, none of the good projects which are fitted into a company is given away for free... we always pay with: less freedom, our data or some other useful stuff - isn't it?
@R00bot
😂 After I did my first installations (back in 1998) with SUSE and Red hat... And I thought it was a mess. But I restarted using Linux in 2020 and it was a whole new world. Linux is grown into a real usable and flexible OS, and I love it... And well I tell anybody to try it out 😂
@ZombieCyborgFromOuterSpace @cm0002
You can cut out snap yourself from Ubuntu as I did ❤️. But I use flatpak.
@Scoopta
In my opinion it's possible to route traffic directly to the Internet without the usage of a gateway, isn't it? The second part is, it's not really good readable for humans, it's made for machines (I think). In ipv4 i know with a blink of an eye which subnet it is and where to route, in ipv6 for me it's hard to read, even because of the hiding zeros, makes it harder (for me). And it makes troubles with VPN behind a router when the other side uses ipv4. DNS issues and so on.
@Scoopta @HelloRoot
I really dislike ipv6 because in VPN setups it generates more problems then it solves. Ahrg.
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@Fizz
If I remember correctly is even Microsoft itself migrating to Linux. Most and common parts of azure and the hyper scaler are based on Linux. Microsoft pushes WSL to its operating systems. I think the underlaying core system for future MS OS (bootable out of the cloud) will be based on Linux.