https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38260935

tldr it’s a clickbait title.

alpine and void linux are pretty lightweight.

freecad IS the tool for you. the learning curve may seem steep at first, but it’s really not. after you spend some time with it, things start to click. i love it.

there’s https://www.scuttlebutt.nz/ but it’s not very user friendly.

at least we could try to eliminate the need for tld’s.

edit: and there’s also https://getaether.net/

i guess it’s from 2011.

i have a t420 and running up-to-date void linux perfectly fine.

if you’re looking for just a collaborative editor then there’s etherpad.

is this from louis rossmann’s company? the repo has grayjay, too.

sometimes that's right, but other times it fires back. like in autodesk software, it turns into a money making machine. because they're the industry standard for more than a decade now, they just pump out new version every year with barely any changes and deliberately not forward compatible. so you just pay more every month, because everything is subscription based now.

• this is 100% valid. even on wayland it's working great.
• it took like 3 days to migrate my whole workflow to libreoffice. it's definitely doable for 95% of ms office users but when you're in a big company it gets tricky. formulas work a little bit different so you have to consider that. libreoffice is case sensitive, ms office is not.
• this is again mostly a compatibility with other parties issue. and from what i understand photoshop has a lot of third party addons that would definitely be cumbursome to migrate.
• i have to use windows at work and it drives me crazy. constant notifications for mundane stuff, no package manager, no sane way to keep apps up-to-date, commandline is shit.
• even freebsd was better at handling my thinkpad. i have a wifi dongle, on linux it just works, on windows i have to install an xp app to be able to use that.

understantable have a great day :)

it is the equivelant of the dude's rug, it ties the room together. the end user doesn't even recognize that change. it brings all programs that work with different sound servers (alsa, pulseaudio, jack) under the same umbrella.

i know, i have it installed on two machines, i love it. op wanted a distro that supports systemd.

if you want systemd then void is out of the question, void uses runit.

https://nouveau.freedesktop.org/FeatureMatrix.html

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=pmGOjHi-7MM

the most you will do is write a config file, so nothing to worry about.

my advice would be to start simple. if you will use x, then start with openbox. if you will use wayland, then start with wayfire.

when you get the hang of things, you will be comfortable to try everything.

i’ve heard so many takes on defining what a tankie is, and i gotta give it to you, this one’s the worst, yet.

"What will be the consequences of non-compliance?

Fines: of up to 10% of the company’s total worldwide annual turnover, or up to 20% in the event of repeated infringements"

it’s a tough pill to swallow.

if you mean demands of eu then they’re all clear:

https://digital-markets-act.ec.europa.eu/about-dma_en