• @anothermember@lemmy.zip
    39•10 months ago

    Can you not just post what the use-case is and the list? I’m not going to watch an unsolicited 20 minute video.

  • dinckel
    30•10 months ago

    My unrealistic wish for 2024 is for people to stop judging distributions by the wallpaper and the shell extensions alone. Not to mention that the distributions, that have been genuinely been innovative, aren’t even mentioned anywhere

  • @Petter1@lemm.ee
    18•10 months ago

    I’m sad that tumbleweed wasn’t placed as „great“, what exactly is the reasoning behind that?

    • WhiteHotaru
      15•10 months ago

      The ranking is based on his use case. He does media production and uses tuxedo laptops. My guess is, he just took a different path and never got deeper into Suse.

      • @Petter1@lemm.ee
        4•10 months ago

        Linking did not work but I know him, I look nearly all his videos on YouTube (🫣) I suspect that he didn’t had time to run TW over longer time periods and thus don’t know (or better said he had not time to verify) how stable this rolling distro is. And thus can’t recommend it to everyone since rolling distro normally tend to unstableness if run by non-experience users. For me that bit of info was missing in the video

  • @ShittyBeatlesFCPres@lemmy.worldEnglish
    6•10 months ago

    I use F Prime because my use case is that I’m the Perseverance Rover and the only computer they gave me is this toy helicopter. It’s fine. Nothing flashy but it’s stable and runs on Arm processors.

  • Shirasho
    6•10 months ago

    I was going to applaud you explicitly saying it was for your use case, then I noticed the description is a bunch of merch shilling.

    • @TheGrandNagus@lemmy.world
      3•10 months ago

      A guy trying to run a single-person business promoting and talking about Linux/FOSS puts merch in his description and that’s something you find really objectionable?

      I mean, I get it, in an ideal world it wouldn’t be there, but the guy needs to eat. He needs a roof over his head. Etc. I’m guessing you have a job that you’re also paid for, or if you don’t, you’re provided for by people who do?

      We don’t live in a star trek world with free housing, and where all our basic needs are provided by replicators. He needs money or he will die.

      Nobody’s forcing you to click the links and buy shit.

      E: I literally had to click “show more” in the description to get to his merch, and he never even mentions it on the channel. Idk guy I think you’re being unreasonable. It’s not pushed onto you at all.

      • Shirasho
        1•10 months ago

        Looking in Lemmy the advertisements are the very first thing I see, and all I see. Im not against a guy feeding himself, but you can’t hold it against me if I don’t click on something because I am bombarded with a literal wall of advertisements without anything else.

      • kib48English
        3•10 months ago

        he mentions DaVinci Resolve as the big reason he can’t rate/use Asahi

        • @TheGrandNagus@lemmy.world
          9•10 months ago

          I mean… It’s true though. He explained he usually used newer hardware and he doesn’t want ancient packages, but goes on to say it’s not as bad as it used to be because you can at least have up-to-date apps by using flatpaks.

          It’s a completely reasonable take. Not everybody wants packages/DEs on their system that are often *years* behind.

          IIRC, Debian only just progressed beyond Gnome 3.38, Plasma 5.20, kernel 5.10, etc. that is old AF.

      • @java@beehaw.org
        4•10 months ago

        How’s it worse or better than some no name’s ranking? At least it’s not a 20-minutes video for something that could be a 10 items list.

          • @java@beehaw.org
            5•10 months ago

            What you’re saying is that the author has made such a revolutionary video that solves problems no other video can solve, that in 30 years this video will be maintained by some of the most brilliant minds on Earth. In other words, the analogy is really, really bad.

      • @Empricorn@feddit.nlEnglish
        2•10 months ago

        They don’t rank distributions. At least not by quality. Rather, they list the popular ones (by clicks) and provide resources for each one. It’s notoriously difficult to get user statistics on FOSS, which usually costs nothing and is very privacy-focused.