Done 👍

Yeah thats fine, I was just wondering how the speed varied from one solution to the other.

Oh wow, won’t you look at that! 😅 Well that jsut shows my lack of experience I guess. I swear I heard it somewhere and just believed it was. Or maybe I misread and read that MicroOS and Aeon was, therefore assumed Tumbleweed was… My bad!

You my man, have a brain the sized of a planet! Thanks for all the explanations! ✨

Edit: Tumbleweed is not immutable, you learn something new every day, especially from your mistakes 🙃 (it’s still a really nice distro)

Personally really happy with my choice of _Immutable Distro: OpenSuse Tumbleweed. To me, who is half a year into using linux, its very convenient to use an immutable system as IF i were to do a wrong command or whatever its super easy to rollback the system (at least on Suse as it uses btrfs-filesystem). Another thing worth mentioning which is also why I chose to go with immutable is that it really teaches you “the good standards” of where to tinker with files and where not to, at least for a beginner like myself this is very nice.

Thanks for such a detailed answer! How does the I2P speeds compare to running torrents over VPN? I assume its a lot slower?

Didn’t know about Tide, super neat! ✨

Yeah that seems fair

I’m not sure, can’t find it anymore either… and last time i looked I also looked for a while. If it helps they also have a 30% student discount.

Yes you can fully self-host this but you still need to pay for it, although a lot less.

Good to know, but how come in the video he talks about letting people modify it as they please? If its only “viewable” then this doesn’t hold up? Or am I missing something?

• OpenSuse
• Debian
• Alpine

Would be the three I’d choose from atleast.

Ouff… way too accurate.

although sadly true, it still works quite reliably for me at least.

Where does OpenSuse fall into this list? 😅

And supported creations that deserves to be supported ✨

Yeah it seems quite similar to Figma which I have a lot of experience with, so at least it could be a good alternative for that :)

Appreciate it, but yeah those first, although great tools, I believe it would take a long time to get pretty presentations up and running quickly. Thanks though!

In that case my comment still stands 🙃

Article suggests Google Drive and One Drive… Come on man.