I still have the problem of audio delayed start.

After a while, of I start anything with audio whether it’s an mp3 file, a video file anything on the browser, whatever, there’s always like a whole second of delay before the audio starts

This drive me insane when I’m song audio editing.

I found this problem across all Linux distros. And this problem started happening in the last few (maybe 5?) years as far as I’ve noticed.

If you have a fix for that, that would be great.

My girlfriend writes them in a word processor, prints them and keeps them organized alphabetically in a binder.

I use Udemy when I need a crash course on something.

Meh. Fuck Halo and it’s military fascist undertones à la Starship Troopers.

Proxmox with Kubernetes and containerization can allow you more easily manage your services and to have less downtime. But, as you said, it adds another layer. Is it worth the time to set it up? Over a long period, yes.

As a DevOps/Developer/Sysadmin, I’d probably use it if I set up a lot of services. If I just have some kind of file share thing, probably not.

Where ya from?

Holy shit. $9k???

Forget what I said lol!

A lot of people are going to get triggered by this. This is not okay.

More money for J.K. Rowling and her anti trans crusade.

No idea.

But what you could do is buy the laptop, install Linux on it, troubleshoot it if there is any issue, and document the solution online in a blog/wiki post or YouTube video for others to see.

That could be your contribution to the community.

Arch is also a valid answer, btw.

Hahahahahaahaha almost broke my wrist shaking the mouse to see how big I could get the cursor go grow. Does it ever stop?

I use Arch, btw. You should have installed Arch too. It crashes sometimes and I got malware a couple of times, but most of the time, if I troubleshoot it just right, it’ll show me my desktop. But, hey at least it’s at the latest version and has the latest features so I can brag about it. But you should just use Arch, bro. It’s the best, bro.

Yeah. If they manage it properly and push security updates on time it might be worth it.

Tuxedo OS is based on Ubuntu but they’re doing to make the switch to Debian testing as a base, with extra checks, btrfs with Snapper as default.

This might be my next distro of choice.

That would be possible but unlikely. If the system fails then the driver can’t use their car. What if they’re an emergency? That wouldn’t pass.

There’s probably a fuse for the system. Unless it’s integrated in the whole media system.

I bet the system would sound an alarm if you did that.

Just a fair warning, PikaOS is a hobby project. The authors of this distribution make it very clear with a warning message when you install it. They’ll try to maintain it as best they can, but provide no guarantee.

It’s nice for messing around or if it’s for a dedicated gaming PC or device, but it’s a terrible idea as a daily driver.

Either way, I hope you enjour it!