I wasn’t aware that the pist was hidden/remove by myself

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I appreciate the sentiment. No tru holiday under the evil Empire’s hammer tho.

+1 interested in thst topic

Understandable, have a good day!

Isn’t the chance for us Lemmings to share experiences a good enough reason to start this thread?

Not in my case but part of Emacs’ downward-trending mindshare could be due to RMS himself.

I realized that I’d forgotten about pico and joe, the latter was my very first text editor (hated it!).

Rust

Ew

Emacs its a so-so operating system (that devours your ssd) with a not do good embedded text editor

Codeberg + GitLab

But if this is AI then please don’t bother with either

I’m sorry, wrong thread.

I’d say Python is instead.

Have anybody here tried Tuxedo OS? Forget it, same Ubuntu base

I’m aware. Python (which is the glue of apt) uses Rust as well. Baby steps.

The Linux Foundation is part of the enshitification of Linux.

It’s the tool used to enshitification of Linux, that’s my problem. Tech and politics are indivisible. We’re on lemmy.ml so that should be a no-brainer.

Also, technically, it’s not very stable and there’s no alternative for the compiler.

It’s easy or hard depending on how you did your previous installation and how much are you willing to learn.

Having / and /home in diferent partitions helps a lot but then one has to think about keeping or changing the DE of choice, keeping or changing bash, zsh, fish, etc. Some adaptation is required.

It’s bad that we’re in an all-time low percentage of politically minded Linux users, in another era Rust would never be close to the Linux kernel or would pose as a threat to GNU/GPL.

In fact, for reasons I don’t quite understand many of these rust rewrites are licensed with the MIT license.

I think it’s pretty obvious. Corpos are doing the EEE approach in the Linux ecosystem.

Have you read Clem’s comment?