I think I saw someone complaining about this on KF but not sure (they wrote Zuckbook or something so it's hard to search). It's now resolved.
It's been mentioned on the (Infected) Open Source thread.
Yea I think this is poor reporting. Normally Lunduke is pretty good on this stuff (when he's not sucking Israel's dick), but there are examples of people saying it's not just DistroWatch links. Even if it was just DistroWatch links, that's still pretty bad. Faceebook has always been hostile to smaller websites, and has censored certain links in their messenger before. But if you go through some of the other reports, or hell even the comments on his video, this seems to affect a lot of Linux related links that aren't distrowatch. Others theorize it might be due to Linux ISO torrent downloads.
Frankly, anything that gets people off Twitter is for the best. Twitter's not automatically based just because a retarded billionaire bought it.
I've been using Debian continuously since like '07. It's like 4chan's /b/: it's always been gay and retarded, it's just that occasionally you find diamonds in the sewage. It is what it is in spite of what the Debian Foundation has been doing for quite some time. It took until Bookworm to make an exemption to their non-free bundling policy to bundle firmware. The reason you use Debian is because it's upstream of so much, and it's the premier non-profit alternative. You can get all of the benefits of Mint and Ubuntu while not being beholden to their own poor architectures.
Now you notice? For some reason fuck knows why, they have been shooting themselves in the foot for years now. Just issues after issues.
I agree. It is great for my VMs. Absolute solid uptime. Plus no whinging devs trying to be political activists. in my shit.
Sounds like skill issue.
...or a broken installer. Many such cases. Could also be hardware incompatibility (which god knows has always plagued Linux). This is why when I find a distro I like I tend to stick with it. I've now been using Devuan for probably about seven years, blessedly free of Pottershite and troonery... now if the maintainer of the zfs packages would pull his head out of his ass so I don't have to build zfs myself that would be just dandy.
Yes, but everyone wants to be worth what Redhat was.
The first Linux I used was Slackware early on but someone else installed it for me because I was too dumb to do it myself at that point. The installation was seriously hairy at that time.
