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The only thing I found bad about standard gnome's workflow is the multi workspace alt-tab being the only option. I prefer putting it as Super+Tab while using Alt+Tab as "switch between windows"

I used to be able to use PIP while playing a game.. This feature seems like it was removed, or a setting changed. Its a steam game satisfactory. Any ideas what may have changed?

I do not know what people do on Linux, but i use Debian Stable for 5 years, and never broke on me.

How to dual boot it

ok so I'm a bit confused... unfortunately with the windows end of life I moved to linux more specifically to fedora jam because I make music also. but in comparison with lets say linux mint 22. in fedora's device and firmware security both boxes are red/failed and again unfortunately my system is old GIGABYTE 78LMT-USB 3.0 for motherboard and amd fx6300 for CPU. An investment for a new machine is out of the table because I just can't afford it. 😔

Some developers like me are homeless! (No, not joking)

Apart from Proton VPN, Surfshark also offer flatpak of their GUI client on flathub.

Im from Michigan like Jorge and i havent heard of Babbages in years. Wow

GNOME + Forge is why I will probably never use any other DE.

Have you mentioned NixOS in this podcast?

Excited to watch/listen! Always interested in what Jorge has to say, even if Bazzite might not be the perfect fit for me, it worked really well and am grateful for its presence and competition!

Great Podcast. Also very interesting that some companies help a little bit.

I have been really happy with Aurora and Bazzite. I don't have to tweak anything or add something. It's all there for what I need it for.

Bluefin and I believe Bazzite too has `ujust install-resolve` that will just setup Davinci Resolve in a distrobox (davincibox) and it works really well. Even works on an Intel iGPU (although for that you have to change it to launch with rusticl in the .desktop file)

NGL when i asked if you are still running bluefin, didn't expect a full blow interview.

I have installed Bluefin on a potato. Or rather a Chromebook. An £80 HP 11a G8 I'd flashed it a while ago, and it runs Debian 12 from an external SSD because the onboard nvme device is only 16GB. Its running Bluefin albeit rather slowly, from an external pen drive. The problem with that chromebook is an uncontrollable throttling bug with the CPU, but I love how the desktop resembles my old Acer netbook over ten years ago running the Ubuntu desktop.

As a novice linux user, I'm loving fedora, i know it's kinda a corporate distro lol and im loving it, bazzite was meh for me but it was likable so I decided to try fedora, it's a little more work to set up but after a month of tinkering it's been 6 months of only customizing tinkering that was for fun, it's been so solid and I have not broken it lol even once

Really enjoying the conversation. Subscribing to Trafotin to hear more in general. I hope Jorge does more of these kinds of videos, as well.

addressing 2:14:12 Can I make my own image without a registry? You can actually. You can use podman to build an image and either self host your registry and push the image to that registry or push it to an oci-archive which looks something like this: podman push $(IMAGE_NAME) "oci-archive:$(ARCHIVE_PATH)/$(IMAGE_NAME).tar.gz" and then rebase with: rpm-ostree rebase ostree-unverified-image:oci-archive:/var/home/user/path/to/myimage.tar.gz (make sure to use absolute paths and no symlinks so /var/home) If you change to path of the archive you have to rebase again. to update you just issue the build command again and then rpm-ostree update I made like a really hacky Makefile for my raspberry pi (no github arm runners yet) running CoreOS that uses a systemd timer to "git pull" and "make update" every once in a while. If you just install a bunch of packages, enable services etc then it works fairly well for it.

I say it like Genome. Like in DNA stuff.

How do you have dark mode? The latest Windows version (1.26) does not have a dark mode option.

Finally a linux Guru accepting the fact that "installing linux apps is just one comand line away" is a myth. In the end, we have it even worse than Windows/mac just because of the multiple/distro specific packages to choose from. Visiting the official site still is the best way to get the latest and best supported version.

Idk, on Kubuntu I just installed using normal installer and it works.

I feel like I agree with a lot of the things said here. But not how you argued them.

How is firefox outdated? Outdated in the sense that by default on Alpine it’s outdated or

gave me a good laugh, been loving your channel since I found it out. may algo bless u

He copied the same performance for the recent kindle update reveal

Les français qui ont vu le logo de la chaîne vite fait et qui ont cru que c'était le télépéage 😂✋

In my case I only want a ps vr for the until dawn and dark pictures spin offs xd

How about instead of TH-camrs e-begging for themselves, they beg for viewers to donate to FOSS projects instead? It's especially disgusting when those same channels also have regular sponsorship money, but continue to beg for Patreon/Chat donations in order to "keep the channel going".

I think at the very least, we should normalize the culture of promoting monthly support at a small amount (obviously not requiring it) for a distro/project. People shell out unknown sums of money for streaming services without even realizing it. There came a day I decided to pick a distro (in my case, Mint), stick to it for a while, and contribute monthly for as long as I use the OS daily. A good distro is worth subscribing to, because every minute you spend in Linux is one less minute Microsoft is stealing your Windows data (especially now with Recall).

Credit where it's due, that first point is something we should all be doing as human beings, regardless of who or where we do it in. I will say though, I don't really understand the complaint about the low quality of video content (at least in the clips you show) especially if that percieved low quality is more in the video department. As long as the audio doesn't sound like it's recorded in an abandoned warehouse or on an Xbox 360 headset mic, I think viewers can forgive the video's crappy appearance, and especially if the content itself is applicable to anything else.

I agree with the main points but changes to EU law via the C.R.A. may limit the ability of devs to accept any form of compensation for their work unless they certify commercially compliant with CRA. Apart from that, software devs may not have the business skill or marketing skill to effectively push for support. I'd like to see more FOSS Co-Ops when devs pool their fundraising efforts. But we already see how ego gets in the way in FOSS

If anyone would like to get a bit more in the weeds of GNOME development, Georges Stavracas livestreamed* every other week, -sometimes in English and others- in Portuguese; It's pretty cozy there. EDIT: I hadn't checked his channel in a while and apparently all of his recent content is in Portuguese. Woops!

Being an active user of the fediverse I've become very familiar with what gnome devs are doing. not all of them are against features. it's just the loudest ones.

I use gentoo. therefore every app i install comes directly from a code download link directly from the devs of each app themselves. it's just that my gentoo settings automatically compile all apps with patches and tweaks that turn them into gentoo packages, making the resulting builds different from what the app devs would get themselves. all the compiling happens on my own computer though.

Why not use nix to install davinci resolve?

Appimage FTW!

It's pity for me that tablets (especially developed for "desktop" OSes, not for android and others) are not widespread. GNOME suits touchscreen really good. When I come to linux, I used it on ASUS transformer laptop/tablet until its' touchscreen broke. Still miss this experience.

Panos is a master of tech poetry. I like his presentations.

I actually don't mind all the great ideas GNOME has and how they do things differently. I just want a taskbar (Windows jargon) or dock (Mac jargon) so that I can point and click to switch between apps. Something simple like that, to me, trumps all the other great workflows the GNOME team could think of.

Huge thanks for this video - it allowed me to finally come to a decision after going back and forth for days. System76 not quite there yet for me. Cheers!

Going off of privacytest., it seems better than TOR (unless you wanna browse the deep web); But worse than Tor over Brave; especially if you want to login to anything as part of Mullvad's foundation seems to be blending in with other users. I personally see being unable to save logins as a non issue as there are open source password managers & it's a great security measure over the human error of: opening a document file that grabs your browser data in order to have a copy of your browser & gain access to your accounts; just like what happened to Linus Tech Tips / Media Group, & other TH-camrs.