I did the thing. And then I did it again, and again, and again. And then I wrote about it. https://thumbsup.me/posts/i-put-linux-on-a-thinkpad/

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Year of the Linux laptop https://linuxiac.com/system76-pangolin-pro-linux-laptop/

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Sexy https://frame.work/laptop13pro

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anyone got an animated clock screensaver they love? maybe something that draws the numbers using ascii art

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A bunch of Linux books for cheap and it supports the EFF https://www.humblebundle.com/books/linux-good-stuff-no-starch-books

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I've posted about this before, but if you're looking for a great Raycast clone for Linux (one which is compatible with Raycast extensions), check out Vicinae https://www.vicinae.com/

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Feishin is available as a flatpak now! In case you don’t know Feishin is a Spotify Desktop clone that connects to Jellyfin and Navidrome. Being available as a flatpak means that it’s now available on every distro without compiling. And on immutable distros like Bazzite, Bluefin, VanillaOS openSuse Aeon, this means you can now add Feishin without jumping through hoops. https://www.newinlinux.com/feishin-1-11-is-now-a-flatpak/

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if you’re looking for something to do in /new-york https://x.com/dhh/status/2042563039631725036?s=46

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Little Snitch is now available for Linux https://obdev.at/products/littlesnitch-linux/index.html

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Small sample size aside, Debian seems to be very popular. Do you think this is attributed to its name recognition, to Ubuntu for legitimizing it, or for an actual perceivable stability?

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This is cool. Apple Music client for Windows and Linux with 100% feature parity. https://cider.sh/

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this is pure software art. running a working linux operating system inside a pdf >> linux.doompdf.dev/linux.pdf embedded a RISC-V emulator inside a standard document. You don't need a virtual machine, just a PDF reader (working with chrome). - Runs interactively inside the file. - Powered by a tiny RISC-V emulator. - The entire OS fits in just 6MB.

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Interesting 🤔 https://id01t.itch.io/html2linux-pro

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Arch → Nix. That’s one question answered—though I kinda had V pegged as a Gentoo purist personally—but what the people really want to know is: which DE or WM does @vitalik.eth use and why?

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Wine 11… ❝…ships with NTSYNC support, which is a feature that has been years in the making and rewrites how Wine handles one of the most performance-sensitive operations in modern gaming. ❞ https://www.xda-developers.com/wine-11-rewrites-linux-runs-windows-games-speed-gains/

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