Notices by Jorge Castro (jorge@hachyderm.io)

Content creators are now helping make gaming on #linux work better by directly participating in open source.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YxMGFA33LV8

#bazzite

@aral @dave the issue is the homebrew installer puts brew in your path. This can break things. If you `brew install ffmpeg` for example, it pulls in a pk11 library that breaks flatpaks.

Our solution was to only set the path on an interactive terminal, which is where you're using your CLI apps. We haven't found problems with this setup so far. I'm hoping to interact with more homebrew folks and see how people can help make it better on Linux.

Haha, let's goooooooooooo!

@craigmaloney @rbowen I'm going to start right away with not liking the rap in the title song. Other than that this is my high school album!

This part of the interview with @cassidy is a great explanation of the the level of reliability that a modern #linux desktop HAS to have.

https://youtu.be/f5AvLAusUIs?t=3602

And yet, as Cassidy mentions, for some reason people think this is controversial, lol.

Someone in r/linux is asking why more distros don't come with recovery partitions and most of the answers are stuff like:

"Most Linux users keep the installation USB stick in the drawer just in case. "

or "I think its probably a nice option for Pop! OS, but it might not be so appropriate for ALL users."

This is modern #linux ... reinstalling and breakage is just so "normal" that it's just one other thing added to the gatekeeping guide.

@aral Perhaps a custom image with everything you need right on it so there's no need to hit up 3rd party repos?

Do you have the steps you did somewhere? I can take a stab at it.