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kzimmermann.0x.no
[AI summary] Klaus Zimmermann shares his experience transitioning from GNU/Linux to FreeBSD as a desktop OS, detailing the setup process, challenges, and usability of FreeBSD on the desktop. |
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niemczuk.tech
The thing with Debian stable is that it is stable. But you don't get the newest software which is sometimes required. Of course there are backports repositories but after a new Debian stable release may not include the required version. On the other hand adding sid repositories could mess up your system after an apt update. The solution for this is apt-pinning. |
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neilzone.co.uk
Neil Brown's personal blog. |
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isthisit.nz
Installing an F# development environment on Ubuntu is easy! We use .NET Core as the runtime rather than the traditional Mono, and then install the VS Code editor with the F# extension Ionide. First up install .NET Core. Follow the instructions on the Microsoft website. These will always be up to date and also provide installation options for non Debian based linux distributions. By default Microsoft has telemetry enabled. This collects data about the commands run through the dotnet executable and sends the supposedly anonymised timestamp, operating system information and country it thinks your IP address belongs to. Run the command below to disable it, though one would think it should be disabled by default. |
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