Glenda is super cute but did you try to use Plan9? I give it a small try last year and well... GNU/Linux is mainstream, FreeBSD is a really good derivative of Unix too, OpenBSD is great when we want to have a secure…
I almost always eat 100% of what I cook and put on my plate. After reading this article it struck me that some people, or even a majority of people, might not does the same. Do you throw away a significant amount of…
Same thing for me. I just got my CS master degree and now I want to discover the world with only my bike, my laptop and my reflex camera, a few month to a couple of years at the same place... But I'm worried by the…
I love OpenBSD's philosophy and documentation and enjoyed testing FreeBSD but I always return to Arch for my desktop and laptop and Debian for my servers. Except for two project that are on my todo list for years but…
Arch user here. The great thing with a rolling release is that when something breaks there is usually a lot of people trying to solve the exact same problem at the same time. I think I learn a lot in problem solving…
I've got dedicated servers from the french companies OVH and Online.net (previously known as Dedibox) since four years. The price is cheap including unlimited free reinstalls and a rescue mode. The service is great…
Same thing for me! Thanks!
Glenda is super cute but did you try to use Plan9? I give it a small try last year and well... GNU/Linux is mainstream, FreeBSD is a really good derivative of Unix too, OpenBSD is great when we want to have a secure…
I almost always eat 100% of what I cook and put on my plate. After reading this article it struck me that some people, or even a majority of people, might not does the same. Do you throw away a significant amount of…
Same thing for me. I just got my CS master degree and now I want to discover the world with only my bike, my laptop and my reflex camera, a few month to a couple of years at the same place... But I'm worried by the…
I love OpenBSD's philosophy and documentation and enjoyed testing FreeBSD but I always return to Arch for my desktop and laptop and Debian for my servers. Except for two project that are on my todo list for years but…
Arch user here. The great thing with a rolling release is that when something breaks there is usually a lot of people trying to solve the exact same problem at the same time. I think I learn a lot in problem solving…
I've got dedicated servers from the french companies OVH and Online.net (previously known as Dedibox) since four years. The price is cheap including unlimited free reinstalls and a rescue mode. The service is great…
Same thing for me! Thanks!