How do you deal with platform specific stuff? I am talking about desktop API and friends. (If that’s even a thing in your problem space). /gen

When I was a little kid my mother always stopped by ancient trees to admire them. “Imagine if it could tell us what it has seen”.

I think there’s plot material in your comment.

I don’t think, specially with current events unfolding before our eyes, of war as a precise thing.

We have precise enough weapons already.

At least I can get a transcript and speed it up a bit

• LTS Linux distros are not good for desktop usage and terrible for beginners. (And for servers too but a bit less ig).
• The current distribution model of Linux apps is garbage. The concept of package maintainers, in most cases, is just redundant, duplicated work.
• Bash is horrible and relying on it for anything else than personal scripts gets messy really fast.
• Having a standard “platform” in Linux is key.
• SystemD is actually good, not perfect but very powerful.
• Apps not using Portals are a crime.

Obviously written by NixOS sectarian.

Genuine question from a non native English speaker here: what’s wrong?