Unique and Bad names are very memorable
TerraRoot
joined 1 year ago
I don't think getting CVE's is a good metric for security strength, but good points aside.
I think debian and kde is a great first distro, but yeah getting ROCm working on it is the suck,
It's by your employee id card, gotta go on site to swipe card, then you can sneak home. remeber to sneak back in to swipe out!
cross-posted from: https://sh.itjust.works/post/19906943
Had some left over rc junk, challenged myself to make it go without my usual over designing/thinking/planning procrastinating until I never even start. happy how it turned out! reminds me of a tyco bandit, probably shorten v2 even more and stick that bandit body on.
Because I've been using an apt-get based distro since the late 90's, Because I work in IT, Because I don't like rice/hours of config/features. Yawning chasm of difference between always boots and always boots and dive right into work/game/browsing/whatev's
I'm still running rx570, so I'm no real help, but +1 for using debian testing, been daily driving it for years on my gaming desktop. stable for server's and hardware that isn't booted up daily.
If you want solidwork or fusion : https://github.com/cryinkfly/SOLIDWORKS-for-Linux/releases
I'd love to use and suggest blender/freecad, but I struggle with the workflow.
I still use Inventor 2017 in a windows VM.
Don't think you need ventoy features, install fedora in a suitable partition, install your next os afterwards in another partition and don't install grub, boot back into fedora, update grub, it'll find the new os and give you a list to boot from on startup.
Why did you choose ventoy?
Sketchy passing manuover in a charity motorcycle race.
To be honest we were racing honda 90's (honda passports in NA) so every pass was sketchy, but this is high on my daft list.
Diceing with a pro rider for a couple of laps, huge fun, close racing, a long lefthander coming up, I knew he had a big advantage here, his skinny ass could lean more here (ground clearance is a problem on soggy commuter bikes) so each lap he'd gain a little lead here, this time i'd nailed the corner, got close, two back markers ahead, didn't lift, passed the pro guy, dived between the backmarkers, over a greasy kerb, massive highside/slapper, kept it pinned and pulled away, I think I scared the pro because I didn't see him until it was all over.
I had the biggest shit eating smile under my helmet the whole time.
Why the down votes?
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A project is never finished! :)