If you can I'd stick with Mint. I updated my hardware recently and need kernel 6.14 or newer. I've not been happy with Arch and miss Mint.
I'm thinking of giving NixOS a try as it also supports 6.14.
If you can I'd stick with Mint. I updated my hardware recently and need kernel 6.14 or newer. I've not been happy with Arch and miss Mint.
I'm thinking of giving NixOS a try as it also supports 6.14.
Same. Walt is an unlikeable person making bad decisions. I grave up after season 1.
An oak tree started growing near my house in a problem spot. I kept meaning to pull it up. By the time I cut it down it was 8" in diameter and about 25' tall.
Gimp doesn't have UI standards. That's part of the problem.
In a similar vein Neolution / Dyad in Orphan Black. It started as a shady transhumanist group willing to break legal and ethical boundaries to control human evolution.
The clones seemed like just one of their experiments and not a major one. But because the clones are the focus of the show they become the core mission of Dyad.
There's no one like you in my ass.
The Serpent and the Rainbow. It's been 20 years since I've seen it so I don't know if it holds up.
You would hate the books. The author just pulls tech out of his ass constantly.
I don't have a favorite but a few I liked a lot.
The Adventures of Buckaroo Banzai Across the 8th Dimension: great fun crazy cast.
Cirque du Freak: The Vampire's Assistant. Such a strange world. I would have loved to see sequels.
Pandorum: Clever scifi horror. Unique situation and setting.
Rustlers Rhapsody: The main character is a genre savvy singing cowboy from 1940s westerns transported to a 1980s western. The bad guys have to team up with some spaghetti western villains.
Cheese Buldak is good and freezes well. I almost always make a double or triple batch and freeze a few raw portions. It's chicken, cheese, and chewy rice cake in a spiecy sauce.
Thanks but it's not so much difficult as I've learned I dislike a rolling release. Feels to much like being at work in a production environment.
I think NixOS is going to give me the stability where I want it and the cutting edge where I need it. Being able to roll back changes to the OS sounds great. In theory anyway I'll see how it goes in practice.
Good news is I should be able to get it like I want on a flash drive and them just port the config to my SSD when I'm ready to nuke Arch.