Unfortunately I don't have much faith in this social network until the bot issue is addressed. There is a huge contingent of spambots just waiting for their moments here.

kinda looks cool tho, just fridge it and good to go

Debian 12 (bookworm):

• Works without having to troubleshoot all the time - Check
• Reliable - Check
• Customize and install pretty much everything available - Half Check - Since the kernel is from 2022, you won't have the latest versions of some software (eg. KDE), and some features will not be available (eg. changing CPU operation mode)- Unless you develop applications for Linux, or need a specific feature, it shouldn't be a problem.

These (Mint, Zorin, etc) and Debian are basically the same. You can use either of them and have mostly the same experience once you finish setting up your system. Exception here goes for Ubuntu that forces Snap. I personally go with a minimal installation of Debian and add what I need along the way. If you don't want to set things up thoroughly, you should use a distro you think has the most functionality out of the box.

i like the dataterm.digital design

good

some of them are present in the mammal world, so I'd guess they are universal among humans, at least to a certain degree

The sound was periodic though. Every 30min interval. One of the guys in the sub is a former marine member. Some other guy from the same marine was interviewed and said this type of signaling, with 30m intervals, was something taught in said marine.

they're waiting to use the bots when the community is large, over a long period of time. This way it'd be hard to detect the bots.

It's a good distro to use out of the box. It's well polished, pretty and functional.

It has some "foolproof" features, like having to confirm stuff that may break your system in terminal, if you don't like that you may want to stick with Mint.

as usual, mental outlaw helping the internet

i didnt get the reference 😪

the hypothesis that dogs learned some expressions to communicate better with humans makes sense, but some expressions like showing the teeth to express disapproval is present in various mammal populations

There is a package called vnstat capable of doing what you want. vnstati is a complementary package that offers a GUI visualization of the data.

vnstati

If you need help using the tool let me know.

errata: vnstati isn't actually GUI, it just outputs a .png file.

future looks bright as fuck ngl

debian com xfce. Já usei Arch um bom tempo

My previous reply was erroneus. There are reports of those processors working properly, so they probably are fully supported on linux. I suggest you keep at it.

The first response of this thread has some other things to try: https://askubuntu.com/questions/1329587/intel-core-i7-8550u-cpu-frequency-drops-on-high-loads-on-ubuntu-20-04

yeah. this is exactly what has to be done and ASAP. hope people on github have the same mindset.