I'm the same. I primarily use NetBSD but I also still run Void and Alpine Linux. I'd like to go 100% BSD but I also still enjoy a non-mainstream Linux distro
So I'm kind of using 9front for the first time and I really like it. It's really quite a simple operating system. There has certainly been a learning curve coming from Linux and BSD, but I'm getting there. Just need to set up Mail, Faces and an IRC client next.
So far I've just edited the theme, set up a couple functions, customised my riostart, edited the winwatch source code to reduce the padding etc. Everything I've done is pretty much in the acme window.
I've connected to the 9p VPS through rcpu which I find much better than using draw term. Although I suppose I'll need to use draw term to complete challenge two, set up faces for neinbook.
I'm hoping to learn how to edit the main right click menu so I can add launch commands for acme and netsurf. I also would like to edit the new window command to enable -scroll in all new windows. Any tips are welcome and appreciated.
I love the look of haiku, I'll probably use it if it ever reaches a stable release.
Sorry, haven't logged on in a while. Can't seem to change the title from my phone, will try log in on PC later to correct the error.
Infinity still works
I was going to link them all, but I wanted to see who'd respond with then.
Equally, if SDF does not defederate from evil instances then I'll find another that will
What concerns me is how much information is available to all instance admins.
this comment in particular made me think.
I'm almost willing to bet that big tech companies are already doing this. They got the motive and the means. No doubt Meta or Google have dedicated some of their servers to mining our Lemmy data in this way.
I'm surprised I haven't seen anyone mention Odysee yet
+1 for skiff
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The solution will be for have developers to fully support Linux. I'd date to say they the majority of people still using windows are doing so because they're gamers. While Linux has done what it can to support gaming, it's now up to the game Devs to build games that run on Linux