Post APGEMLdbs84kJLtodE by overpear@social.linux.pizza
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(DIR) Post #APGAV3ehhRevKUJCaG by selea@social.linux.pizza
2022-11-04T12:18:06Z
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Problably spent 2-3 days digging in kubernetes and troubleshooting.And the unsurprising conclusion is that ubuntu sucks
(DIR) Post #APGAi4P0EbbZPUAYeO by Directory9216@social.linux.pizza
2022-11-04T12:20:20Z
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@seleaWhat happened ?
(DIR) Post #APGAprP2RxcjPStuGO by paul@notnull.click
2022-11-04T12:21:30.850550Z
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@selea Ubuntu... the "Windows" of the Linux world
(DIR) Post #APGAprtWcc0gw1AFma by selea@social.linux.pizza
2022-11-04T12:21:51Z
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@paul Yes!Microsoft Linux
(DIR) Post #APGAuVynWpLuPlqWzA by yes@social.handholding.io
2022-11-04T12:22:51.568786Z
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@selea @paul microsoft loves linux, like uncle google likes to watch.
(DIR) Post #APGBBRTDXzyzLt98XQ by selea@social.linux.pizza
2022-11-04T12:25:52Z
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@Directory9216 There is just so much stupid stuff everywhere.
(DIR) Post #APGBjgiBO2P2T5TZ6u by danielanken@social.linux.pizza
2022-11-04T12:31:52Z
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@selea Thanks for making me happy to have stayed with debian so far 😎
(DIR) Post #APGBspOyRiwI1hqjOC by vhns@shitposter.club
2022-11-04T12:33:45.428750Z
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@selea why would you ever use Ubuntu for kubernetes? Actually, let me fix that, why would you ever use Ubuntu?
(DIR) Post #APGCUV1Kfi2RoqkprE by tyil@fedi.tyil.nl
2022-11-04T12:40:33.206Z
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@vhns@shitposter.club @selea@social.linux.pizza #Ubuntu is quite popular in hip environments, sadly.
(DIR) Post #APGCrYFwo7oeVzaBX6 by JSkier@social.linux.pizza
2022-11-04T12:44:38Z
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@selea It's basically Debian, but coated in, well, you know 😄 I find it works well for certain use cases and users, but things like containers, not so much.
(DIR) Post #APGEMLdbs84kJLtodE by overpear@social.linux.pizza
2022-11-04T13:00:38Z
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@selea what do ya'll think of pop!_os? I traditionally run mx linux as my dd and avoid ubuntu forks, but I had to reload pop for a bios update (some reason hp decided it's cool to not give you the option to flash from usb). I stuck with pop to give it a real chance, and so far it's pretty slick
(DIR) Post #APGFNMuMjbwwUimrg0 by frog@ifwo.eu
2022-11-04T13:12:31Z
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@selea No it doesn't. It's just the Kubernetes integration.
(DIR) Post #APGHE3CGqouSfBqYhU by selea@social.linux.pizza
2022-11-04T13:33:30Z
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@frog Oh yes it was.
(DIR) Post #APGHdAga91IX850Fc0 by selea@social.linux.pizza
2022-11-04T13:38:04Z
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@overpear It is fine actually, I recommend it for people that wants to have a good out of the box experience.Ubuntu for desktop and Fedora are good choices too.I used :popos: for 2-3 years, after have been using :debian: .Now I use :fedora: , and that one has been the most stable so far on my laptop.
(DIR) Post #APGHlQ1qz0wN21sxDE by selea@social.linux.pizza
2022-11-04T13:39:29Z
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@JSkier But somehow, Debians package-maintainers actually seems to put in great thought it how they package everything.Compare that to ubuntu, that ships broken packages - and thanks to their policy, I either have to backport or wait for next version.
(DIR) Post #APGHnMjyBFWzPbRsdU by selea@social.linux.pizza
2022-11-04T13:39:55Z
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@tyil Yeah it is, mostly because the opportunity to get paid support is there@vhns
(DIR) Post #APGIbvhYTDMUJxQicS by overpear@social.linux.pizza
2022-11-04T13:49:03Z
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@selea thank your for the freedback!! :ablobsmile:
(DIR) Post #APGIxOkleRmwVMAZuq by paul@notnull.click
2022-11-04T13:52:32.195933Z
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@selea @JSkier yep, Ubuntu works perfectly well until you try to update it:blobfoxsweating:
(DIR) Post #APGIxP9w8rvBlPwg9A by selea@social.linux.pizza
2022-11-04T13:52:50Z
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@paulThis @JSkier
(DIR) Post #APGJEo2StU4FqhkRns by jackie@social.linux.pizza
2022-11-04T13:55:49Z
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@selea@JSkierI stopping using Ubuntu shortly after I botched the upgrade from 18 to 20 LTS, packages were stuck at 18 so when I needed updates I would uninstall those packages from apt to get them from a distro independent package manager like #flatpak or #guix, eventually I tried to install #debian but failed because of the lack of proprietary drivers, so then I was like hey, why not try out that meme distro #nixos?
(DIR) Post #APGS6E9hK45NpV7DLU by freimer@social.frankreimer.de
2022-11-04T15:35:23Z
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@selea Why not using OKD or OpenShift on a RHEL based os?
(DIR) Post #APGdcxJ65Ic6cxJvgO by foehammer@social.linux.pizza
2022-11-04T17:44:09Z
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@selea Why does Ubuntu suck?
(DIR) Post #APGiOmLOXzLwLKSF8K by rudhar@social.linux.pizza
2022-11-04T18:37:42Z
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@selea Alpine then?
(DIR) Post #APGjQgmKJL2xcBWhAu by selea@social.linux.pizza
2022-11-04T18:49:24Z
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@rudhar The things I use really likes glibc
(DIR) Post #APH0XaLKKoOiu4lu5Y by Duckbill4994@social.linux.pizza
2022-11-04T22:00:44Z
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@selea but not as much as Redhat linux surely! Debian on top, then Ubuntu, fedora and then Redhat...
(DIR) Post #APHkKAA6xWnDpd3zQ8 by rudhar@social.linux.pizza
2022-11-05T06:33:44Z
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@selea I have mixed emotions about glibc: GNU grep is really an awful lot faster than Alpine’s / busybox’s grep, which is important for me because I use it intensively for a dictionary interface.