FDO is FreeDesktop dot Org, the XDG people

Vaxry is an asshole (the Hyprland maintainer)

1. I’d say go for a rolling, maybe do updates on weekends
2. The students will very likely appreciate the customizability of Plasma or Cinnamon; if you want them to focus on work, GNOME (probably with some extensions) would be better. Tilers are a bad idea, because they take some getting used to
3. Doesn’t really matter, company distros might be paid tho, and that can obviously get expensive
4. Wayland if your DE has good support (i.e. is GNOME or Plasma), otherwise X
5. Btrfs’ snapshotting capabilities might be useful to rollback the system to something working if the students fuck something up
6. Immutable without sudo access should be the safest to hand over to people that you don’t want to ruin anything
7. I don’t know enough about specific purpose distros

If you already know Nix, NIxOS would be a good choice

don’t need an extra guy

I’m so glad you can automate QA jobs

I think something like

%wheel ALL= NOPASSWD: /bin/apt

should be the right way of disabling the password for apt.

They do! /bin has the executables, and /usr/share has everything else.

I don’t think there really is an easy way to do this. For sure not as easy as reinstalling.

Thanks, I switched from unconfigured (but working because magic) networkmanager to pure wpa_supplicant on my NixOS system yesterday and I definitely noticed frequent reconnecting.

Doesn’t work for me. Do you have any custom rules?

Found this recently:

it became a thing yesterday lol

There’s a python library for everything

read the code and pretend you understand it (real understanding will slowly come with that)

Misinfo

https://social.translunar.academy/objects/c53c6f5c-74df-4f15-9abd-4d720dbe1b56

No way, Debian uses systemd, and systemd uses systemd-journald for logging, and doesn’t need cron, because it has timers.

My real first time using Linux was with Pop!_OS in April last year.

I haven’t tried last.fm but I like ListenBrainz for that stuff.

I’d say make a group to fix permissions, put everything in a common directory (that has rw permissions for that group), and symlink everything to the standard locations.

I haven’t used Wayland for about a week overall in my year of using Linux.

Unfortunately, it’s not easy to read on my phone either.

why would you make a new line in the middle of a sentence?