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Installing Linux in a VM on the work Mac because the situation with Docker on macOS is an utter shambles.
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Installing Linux in a VM on the work Mac because the situation with Docker on macOS is an utter shambles.
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Installing Linux in a VM on the work Mac because the situation with Docker on macOS is an utter shambles.
Installing Linux in a VM on the work Mac because the situation with Docker on macOS is an utter shambles.
- 4mo ·
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@darius @brennen I agree here, I still run plain Debian on most stuff and find it a very reasonable Linux. I have been running it continuously since around 1997.
It's easier than ever since they finally allowed firmware blobs on the default install media in Debian 12, so you don't have to go hunting down a special unofficial installer for the WiFi to work.
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@darius @brennen I agree here, I still run plain Debian on most stuff and find it a very reasonable Linux. I have been running it continuously since around 1997.
It's easier than ever since they finally allowed firmware blobs on the default install media in Debian 12, so you don't have to go hunting down a special unofficial installer for the WiFi to work.
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@darius @brennen I agree here, I still run plain Debian on most stuff and find it a very reasonable Linux. I have been running it continuously since around 1997.
It's easier than ever since they finally allowed firmware blobs on the default install media in Debian 12, so you don't have to go hunting down a special unofficial installer for the WiFi to work.
@darius @brennen I agree here, I still run plain Debian on most stuff and find it a very reasonable Linux. I have been running it continuously since around 1997.
It's easier than ever since they finally allowed firmware blobs on the default install media in Debian 12, so you don't have to go hunting down a special unofficial installer for the WiFi to work.
- 10mo ·
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I've been aware of jq(1) for a good while, but today is the first time I've tried to use it and uh. It's just like. An entire weirdware programming language.
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I've been aware of jq(1) for a good while, but today is the first time I've tried to use it and uh. It's just like. An entire weirdware programming language.
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I've been aware of jq(1) for a good while, but today is the first time I've tried to use it and uh. It's just like. An entire weirdware programming language.
I've been aware of jq(1) for a good while, but today is the first time I've tried to use it and uh. It's just like. An entire weirdware programming language.