My own sauce because it’s not cooked, without vinegar and hotter.

Here it is on mastodon exactly the same video but with sound. https://mastodon.social/@visnudeva/114375610606791551

I don’t get it, I uploaded a video with sound ! Of course it doesn’t make sense without it, I don’t know what happened but my offline version still have sound.

I would if I could

Great, then how do I properly turn the PDF into an epub, I tried many things but I never get anything good.

Good question, I guess I’m not much of a marvel fan.

Why are you dressed as spiderman ?

Great, ublue is a really interesting Linux evolution.

I also created my own custom immutable distro based on ublue but with hyprland instead of gnome. So I can use it as I wish out of the box without needing to tweak it. It is called blupr and it is on github.

I’m using the regular bluefin, not DX, and yes I am able to install any gnome extension.

Same here, since I have found those immutable fedora based distros I never looked back, no more distro hoping. I am gaming with bluefin with an NVIDIA GPU and it is just good.

LINUX IS AN EXPERIENCE NOT SOMETHING TO ENDLESSLY DEBATE ABOUT.

BLUEFIN.

Same here, since I tried ublue, I can’t go back, it just works without a headache. I even made, very easily because of their great tools, my own personal ublue based “distro” which has all I need out of the box. I really like the immutable/flatpak concept and the ability to make your own version of it easily.

Exactly what I thought.

Unfortunately the name reminds me too much of Bill.

It’s a kind of Linux distro which doesn’t need to be taken care of, a plug and play Linux, after a decade using traditional Linux OSes I think it is the future of Linux because it just works out of the box without any tweaking needed just like android so anyone can use it. I am very satisfied with Bluefin which is based on the immutable Fedora version.

I use Gmail as a trash account for easy logins and proton for the rest with Gmail forwarded to proton so I never have to open Gmail itself.

Not Debian, it is how the arch Linux distros boot after the grub menu.

Yeah lol