Yo sustituiría el #openSUSE "tradicional" por #Aeon Desktop. #YaST tuvo su momento, pero en la actualidad se siente como una tecnología obsoleta que genera muchas redundancias y muchas inconsistencias.
El segundo lugar de #Silverblue sí lo comparto. https://www.zdnet.com/article/my-5-favorite-linux-distros-for-home-office-desktops-and-ive-tried-them-all/
Our latest video is live, exploring Secureblue, a project aimed at addressing security concerns in traditional Linux distributions by significantly hardening existing components and systems.
https://neat.tube/w/4YA5XTiVbAdYv7nRsCroxn
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hmKQyeyOd54
here`s what started my journey to the stars! #aurora #kde #fedora thanks @jorge #universalblue project is awesomeness.
#gnome #silverblue ~ #bluefin & #bazzite are kool too!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X8h304Jp9N8
If I want to test out some Snap Store stuff but am on Fedora Silverblue… should I even attempt that, or just spin up an Ubuntu VM/install Ubuntu on another machine?
To be clear about my use case: I’m not looking to actually use Snap apps on alongside other apps on Silverblue, so nice integration is not important; I just want to check out how things are presented and progressing over in the world of the Snap store/App Center thing.
All the countless hours spent on the 
#Linux Desktop Migration Tool are finally paying off! My wife got a new laptop yesterday. I installed 
#Fedora #Silverblue on it, created a user account, connected it to the home network, and left the migration tool running overnight. She could start using the new laptop without any interruption in the morning, and the whole thing took like 15 minutes of my time.
Hey #linux users. Please boost.
I maintain (remotely) ~10 linux laptops for a client. I've used #ubuntu LTS for years because they don't need anything fancy, stability is more important that bang-up-to-dateness. But I've gone off Ubuntu because of #snaps and it increasingly pushing adverts/pro-services.
Anyone got any experience with remote admin-ing and maintaining linux laptops? Would prefer #gnome based.
@partizan у #fedora наче є інструменти для цього, для класичної так точно, про #SilverBlue не знаю. Спробуй :-)
El contenedor oficial de #PostgreSQL alojado en #DockerHub no me da el error con el formato de los caracteres (UTF8) cuando lo ejecuto a través de #Podman en #Aeon Desktop, cuando con #Fedora #Silverblue sí mostraba ese error.
Tampoco es que esto fuera grave, pero es un puntito a favor de Aeon.
Parece que #GNOME 48 va más fino en #Aeon Desktop que en #Fedora #Silverblue.
No sé si es solo una sensación mía, pero siempre he notado que el software en #openSUSE #Tumbleweed está en un estado más vanilla que en Fedora.
I have a theory about 6-month Linux and BSD upgrades having their own kind of "stability" because there's not as far to go between releases https://zola.passthejoe.net/blog/six-month-stability/
The feature-list of secureblue is a great resource to start your research about security concepts. https://secureblue.dev/features
But do we really need a special GNU/Linux distribution that is secure? Let's go #SecureByDefault!
@diabellus Ja tam jestem zadowolony z #fedora z srodowiskiem graficznym #gnome, prawie wszystkie programy mam zainstalowane przez #flatpak, w sumie na fedorze to trzeba chyba nadal ręcznie włączać repozytorium flathub, i wyłączać flatpaki od samej fedory.
W sumie to dokładniw używam #silverblue, ale tak jak w sumie nie jesteś zbyt opcykany w komputry to bym tylko zwykłą fedorę zalecał.
Zrób #kopieZapasowe na oddzielnym nośniku pamięci przed robieniem czegokolwiek i będzie git nieważne na co tam się zdecydujesz.
I swoją drogą, #windows8 przypadkiem nie ma już wsparcia od kilku dobrych lat?
I'm aready running Ungoogled Chromium in OpenBSD, and I just installed the Flatpak in Fedora Silverblue. I'm kind of happy to start out with a clean slate of bookmarks and extensions (don't have any at present).
This browser will be for personal use — as a Firefox replacement.
I'm pretty much transitioning away from using my personal gear for the day job, though I still have regular Google Chrome for that.
Ya que #GNOME 49 no parece que vaya aportarme nada de interés, qué menos que #Fedora lo haga en su lugar.
Esto sí me interesa y puede ser una buena razón para actualizar. https://www.phoronix.com/news/Fedora-43-Initrd-Zstd-Compress
New blog post: Testing new and keeping old Linux distros in 2025 https://zola.passthejoe.net/blog/linux-distros/
New blog post on making the Foliate Flatpak work with Flatseal https://zola.passthejoe.net/blog/foliate-flatpak-flatseal/
I now have #Erlang in #OpenBSD and #Fedora #Silverblue. Just for fun. Not anticipating profit.
I have been running a Fedora Atomic system for more than 2 years. It's been mostly Silverblue with a short detour into and out of Kinoite. I like the flexibility of being able to rebase.
I enjoyed Kinoite, but there were a few papercut-level things that sent me back to Silverblue.
While Silverblue hasn't always been as trouble-free as I'd like, I'm hopeful for calmer times ahead.
@roman78 and that's pretty close to what I got, since #Bazzite is based off of #Ublue, which in turn is based off of #Fedora #Silverblue.
Now I'm running the standard workstation edition of Fedora - since I plan to promote it to the average user. Gotta run it myself before I can do that.
But, having used Silverblue for several years - until #NixOS - I can say that #immutable operating systems is the future.
But #Flatpak and #Flathub have some kinks to work out before that is the case - IMHO.
