It's a community OS. Any support may be community support. And support for 16 will be there until 17, which basically just means: there will be no new version for two years
I don't interact with either of following systems KDE Linux, atomic fedora and opensuse (aeon). What is the difference between them? How can I choose between them?
I used a fedora distrobox for a long time. I couldn't figure out how to upgrade many times. Now, I use aeon with a rolling opensuse distrobox. And I don't have to think about upgrading again. I am not too sure why I didn't think of that before (probably because I didn't care too much).
Note that Homebrew packages are not segregated, so they can override system libraries and present problems. This should be considered an experts’ tool.
To me as an end user it translates to: don't touch brew. what about nix home manager? Is nix as dangerous as brew?
There’s no package manager.
I'm confused. It's based on arch but not really? Is it arch based or not? Does it use any arch package manager? The post raises a number of new questions
It's great. The only downside is not having a release schedule. It had one or two annoying bugs in the past but nothing serious.
I didn't read anything about nova for the past years, I even forgot that it was a thing.
Edit: there has been no fdroid or github release since 2022. There are still commits in the repo but I don't know if the published version on telegram is the one from github. Does this make it closed source now?
home manager is as easy as pie. You don't have to use the OS to use nix, the package manager. It's a little bit unfortunate that everything is called nix
If the average tech nerd uses linux and uses two computers every day and the average non tech nerd has only one device and uses his computer only once a week.
I mean it would be easier to just say that fedora is american and suse is european. And thus, suse should be preferred.
Fedora is a great distro, what decision did IBM take/influence that makes it worse?
Opensuse is awesome but fedoras atomic ostree distros are amazing. Opensuse does not have such an amazing distribution channel afaik. There is no bazzite built with suse. And no other ublue project.
It's a community OS. Any support may be community support. And support for 16 will be there until 17, which basically just means: there will be no new version for two years