Really cool project. I think it's nice that there's so many small, experimental distros out that are just trying stuff and seeing what works and what doesn't.
If we (maybe through where freedestop is moving) can figure out a stable ABI, gui toolkit, application security / malware like behavior resistance (like what Ubuntu is trying with permission popups) and advanced desktop features integration story for software vendors on top of all of this, the direction the Linux Desktop is going in is looking bright.
Really cool project. I think it's nice that there's so many small, experimental distros out that are just trying stuff and seeing what works and what doesn't. If we (maybe through where freedestop is moving) can figure out a stable ABI, gui toolkit, application security / malware like behavior resistance (like what Ubuntu is trying with permission popups) and advanced desktop features integration story for software vendors on top of all of this, the direction the Linux Desktop is going in is looking bright.
I used to use Vanilla OS on an older system. I remember it bogging down in part due to all the snaps and flatpaks.
Does this offer anything over fedora silver blue
HN Hug of Death strikes again
(Got a "Too many requests, please try again later." response)
1. Ctrl+F systemd
2. Alt+Left Arrow
Got a huge dickover for cookies. The reject button didn't work.
Really... do you need to track people anyway for this?
Worked for me? (Firefox & Chromium)
WRT the size, pretty average, if you ask me.
I don't even see these anymore; I just hit reject and continue.
Totally agree with this sentiment.