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This.
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Is there an ACTUAL reason for big Software to not support linux?
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Final voting results for Qwen 3.6
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RobotechRicky@reddit
Which one codes better?
What happened to Deepseek?
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RobotechRicky@reddit
What is better for coding? Deepseek v3.2 or Qwen 3.5?
Every day I wake up and thank God for having me be born 23 minutes away from a MicroCenter
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RobotechRicky@reddit
NewEgg has them the last time I looked.
Gemma 4 just casually destroyed every model on our leaderboard except Opus 4.6 and GPT-5.2. 31B params, $0.20/run
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RobotechRicky@reddit
Which model is best for coding? Is Gemma 4 it?
Linux reaches new peak of 5.33% in Steam Hardware & Software Survey: March 2026
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RobotechRicky@reddit
I installed Steam in Omarchy and Counter-Stike 2 was running great!
The Bonsai 1-bit models are very good
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RobotechRicky@reddit
WOW!
15 years, one server, 8GB RAM and 500k users - how Webminal refuses to die
Posted by lakshmipathig@reddit | linux | View on Reddit | 105 comments
RobotechRicky@reddit
Yes, when I need to interface with headless Linux servers back in the days. I started using Linux back in the Slackware days in the mid 1990s.
15 years, one server, 8GB RAM and 500k users - how Webminal refuses to die
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RobotechRicky@reddit
That's still around?!?!
Will RAM, GPU and SSD prices ever return to what they were in early 2025?
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RobotechRicky@reddit
My anecdote story: Take a look at milk and eggs. COVID brought inflation but prices did not return to normal, but still a lot less than during COVID.
More states are requiring operating systems to ask for age via ID, such as Windows, Mac, Linux, etc. How do us hackers fight back?
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First time I saw Angelina Jolie. 🥵
64GB vs 32GB of ram
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RobotechRicky@reddit
I say keep it around just in case you want to build another computer.
what's a simple command or script that felt like a magic trick once you learned it?
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RobotechRicky@reddit
They are also blown away with my oh-my-posh terminal eye candy. In Linux I like using Fish and Oh-My-Fish.
what's a simple command or script that felt like a magic trick once you learned it?
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Git commands. When I share my screen people are amazed that I work within the command line. {witchcraft.gif}
LTT x Linus Torvalds collab is incoming!
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RobotechRicky@reddit
{smacks desk} Thank you!!! 🤣
Steam Frame for non-gamers?
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RobotechRicky@reddit
Can I use this to set up multiple virtual monitors? Or one HUGE monitor. I'm thinking about for work with multiple apps open and stuff.
After 35 years, I ditched Microsoft.
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RobotechRicky@reddit
Autoexec.bat and Config.sys would like a word.
What distro is considered the standard for server usage?
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RobotechRicky@reddit
At home, Ubuntu Server was standard. I just started with my first Debian server. It was buttery smooth like Ubuntu, so I will probably start using Debian.
linux actually have alot of software support for an OS with around 5% marketshare
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RobotechRicky@reddit
The quirk is that the people who use the software have an amazing skill set that is used to make the software. It's an amazing self-feeding cycle that creates superb software. The same cannot be said of most hobbies or other things.
Do you still remember your first Linux distribution?
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RobotechRicky@reddit
I don't remember what Linux I first used. It was sometime in the mid 1990s and I made a set of diskettes to install it on a Tandy computer. We were blown away. The first CD-ROM of a Linux distribution that I used was Slackware. Then later Redhat. Those were the days of Windows 95.
Do we need an alternative to Microsoft Power BI that runs on Linux desktop?
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Once I used Notebooks (python and for SQL), it's hard going back.
It's sick how big of an event a new debian release is
Posted by Hedshodd@reddit | linux | View on Reddit | 139 comments
RobotechRicky@reddit
Are you madd?? Go do it before your computer blows up!!
What was your first Linux distro and have you ever switched?
Posted by inguinha@reddit | linux | View on Reddit | 2076 comments
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Slackware in the mid to late 1990s.
Linux is one of the best gaming platforms right now
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Oh sweet summer children. Not understanding the pain of Linux in the mid-1990s with a Slackware CD. Linux had come a long way, baby!!
SOO-DOO or SOO-DOUGH?
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Sew-Dough
This was my first linux exposure, 97
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I think I actually had that book!!!
HTML teacher wants us to use Notepad instead of VS Code because "you'll never learn anything about Web Development if you don't struggle coding on Notepad", what do y'all think?
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RobotechRicky@reddit
I think this is a good idea. I approve.
What are the 'it just works' distros right now?
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RobotechRicky@reddit
Fedora. I was blown away how great it worked for my Surface Pro 7.
What is the best Mechanical Keyboard you've tried?
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RobotechRicky@reddit
The one I've built myself.