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@one_old_coder @moonpiedumplings The source distribution was #slackware the destination will be a successor of #guix ;)

EDIT: 😂 Please let me apologize. I read your question out of the context in which it was meant! I thought you were speaking in biblical terms. Still, food for thought…

@ISO @trevor Stability is both relative and a human (imperfect) guarantee.

@JackbyDev @underscores Yes we do, because it is an erosion of our freedom.

@pglpm @Paulemeister And your phone?

@Liketearsinrain @pglpm An init system is not a kitchen. There isn’t supposed to be a sink there in the first place.

@onlinepersona Search for an app called something along the lines of ‘IPcam’.

@Vocalize8711 @muusemuuse There is also #gnu_shepherd

@csantosb Thanks for that, there are some interesting things to note in there.

@Sunshine Clicking shows you a screen on a passenger bus showing a grub prompt, having failed to boot. Hilarious.

@staircase It is also ageless already, what is your point?

@eah I’ll just wait for AgelessSexless Linux to come along…

@frizop @disorderly Anal cleaning products.

@swelter_spark @dustyData Because everybody thinks they are better than everybody else.

@dudesss guix deploy

Admittedly a mountainous cliff to get started if you haven’t used #Guix before, but once running, updating the system becomes a cinch.

@paequ2 Well, this appears to be somewhat out of date now. I would say that I have managed to bork systems in the past, but it hasn’t happened in the last 15 months, so I think bugs have been shaken out of the system and it is very stable today (just do not under any circumstances touch the store!)

Good luck running it on Silverblue, please let us know how you get on.

@freeman @Scoopta Yes it does.

@patrick @ruffsl Don’t lose sight of the fact that Github is actually Microslop, and they’ll do anything to keep their fingers in that pie.

@Maragato Ah I see, I was thinking of consumer businesses rather than producer businesses. In that case I would definitely opt for community-produced distros, every time.

@ItsMyVault101 @codeinabox Where we’re going, we won’t need computers.

@Maragato A business worth investing in would go for a wholesale distribution, like Debian or Slackware, rather than a retail one like Ubuntu or Red Hat. I don’t recognize the term ‘business distribution.’