I had some fun with Pop two-ish years ago. it felt very smooth, until it wasn’t. everything collapsed very quickly after that lol

part of the problem is that its not actually out of active development as you noted, which is definitely a communication issue from S76

their github is absolutely slammed with issues, many of which are problems that would be common for casual desktop usage https://github.com/pop-os/cosmic-epoch/issues

I have a lot of hope for the future of pop and cosmic, there’s a good community around it. it just has a long way to go, and is not typically something people who are looking at Debian (renowned for its stability and reliability) would be interested in, in my opinion.

PopOS is in active development and I would strongly recommend NOT using it, especially if you’re not an experienced Linux user.

System76 makes great hardware but their OSs leave a lot to be desired right now.

the stars and forks should be on github to send a message.

cloning and subsequent rehosting should definitely take place on other platforms.

my friends don’t get that. its an extra credit boss in a single player game, why would I spoil that for myself with a guide someone else made?

i haven’t beaten him yet, I give it a few tries every month or so. my way of prolonging the beauty of the game I guess lol

clone, star, fork. we can all help out.

Github has zero 9’s so at this point just use Arch for everything fuck it

(I would personally recommend Debian)

hey there, this is really cool. please keep us updated if you have any developments on how you solve the problems, and what else you discover

my repos are NOT going to make their code less sloppy let me tell you

I want to read it. Go write it.

Anecdotally, I haven’t run into a single Mikrotik deployment since university.

this service exists mostly for people who can’t purchase a pixel directly. nitrokey ships internationally