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@cpgsaw Yeah it's pretty different. Fedora is well updated in comparison to other fixed release models, but at the end of the day it still a cohesive update cycle where only bug and security fixes get introduced in between releases.
Rolling release is the entire system being constantly updated semi-asynchronously including feature releases. It has its own set of advantages and disadvantages. Learning how to mitigate the latter is occasionally a pain point for people making the switch.
@cpgsaw I love it and it does seem to be up your alley if an immutable like Bazzite was too locked down for your liking.
However, if it's your first time venturing into Arch territory, I'd take some time to test it out before jumping in with both feet. The rolling release model can catch people by surprise with how different it is to operate.
@gamingonlinux The Endanger Children by Making Their Personal Information Easier to Obtain for Commercial Opportunities Act
Absolutely thrilled to think of the ways taxpayer money is going to be wasted trying to pass and enforce this.
@gamingonlinux The internet is such a mess.
You know, I wouldn't mind if a website had to resort to looking like that to stay in business and pay its enthusiastic authors, but you just know that the sites behind those curtains are just AI content mills milking every last drop.
@tulilirockz Something tells me that they're not siding with the grifter who is in the middle of leading a hit campaign against them.
A little context for the screenshot would go a long way.
