Notices by Linux For Everyone (linux4everyone@fosstodon.org), page 8

@TheBen Adding this to my radar, thank you.

@lorenzo @alephoto85 Boring can also mean stable :D

@vancha Wow, it's been a minute (3 years or so?) since i've used Pop. Might be time to circle back.

@jabeez Solid reasoning, and KDE's default apps are fantastic.

@tuxlife For me personally, it was always about discovering the nuances and perks of each distro, and trying to convey that to my audience (especially for Linux newcomers).

Also, I may have a very strange addiction to installers...

@blu Hey, boring can also be pretty stable :D

@k Ha! Yea, I’ve found the Arch Wiki has solutions to a ton of issues even outside of Arch itself.

@torbuntu Wow, I’ve been out of the game too long. Haven’t even heard of Bazzite until now!

@waimus Nice! Can’t remember the last time I made it that long without distro hopping.

Which Linux distro are you all rocking these days, and why?

Hey, remember the Linux For Everyone theme song? My friend Jerry wrote that, and his new band Baseball Bat just released their first single.

I highly, highly recommend it! I've heard the entire album and it's incredibly catchy, quirky power pop/rock.

https://baseballbat.bandcamp.com/track/let-down

I miss you all! But if you want to hear me on the mic (alongside @linuxflower), I host and produce the official @thunderbird #podcast, and I'm trying to make it just as fun as Linux For Everyone.

Our newest episode is all about remote work tips and strategies, a short preview of Thunderbird Send (it's Firefox Send reborn), and some geeking out with Raspberry Pi.

Give it a listen here:

https://blog.thunderbird.net/2023/09/thunderbird-podcast-5-remote-work-tips-tricks/