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My guess is that it to some degree has been replaced by Yocto, NixOS and Guix System. But I'm really interested in what some actual users has to say (write).

Fair enough.

What parts did they include from Servo?

I'm curious about why they aren't stable yet. It's been a while. And there should be a lot incentives. Like cash. If one wants some.

My guess is that something is not right with the project or the chosen technology. And that some other project will be first to deliver the new memory safe browser engine reference implementation. Maybe I'm just being grumpy.

Git

Firefox (or some derivative). But I guess the real solution is to make that Linux switch.

I wish Ununtu Touch switched name, since its neither Ubuntu nor Canonical any longer.

Debian and then maybe Guix on top of that. Rootless Podman for services.

There is no good reason to choose Arch in 2025. If you want to feel special, NixOS or Guix System is the way to go.

I think Guix is way more coherent than Nix. It also has better documentation and a more friendly community. And you use Scheme instead of Nix lang.

New non-copyleft Rust implementation. While we're at it, let's throw in some blockchain and AI as well. The eccentric South African billionaire CEO will be pleased.

This is what it's all about. We all know this.

I'm pretty sure bugs were accepted into the Linux kernel well before the existence of LLMs.

Readest. But I'm looking for a free app with good TTS and (maybe this breaks the free) which is able to handle DRM content from Adobe digital editions (Or is able to remove the DRM). Unfortunately, my library only provide books through ADE.