Carrett

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   by Carrett 3mo ago

   I get your point, but Valve now has Steam on Linux as a maturing product where users are expected to spend money. Having them unclear on whether to use Proton Stable, Proton Experimental, or go down the rabbit hole of adding Proton GE doesn
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   by Carrett 3mo ago

   The Linux gaming world doesn't need more fragmentation of options and configurations. The work behind it is undeniable and worth appreciating, Proton GE staying ahead of Proton is commendable, but please, get on the same page with Valv
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   by Carrett 4mo ago

   One thing is Linux for servers, where it has no real rival, and another is Linux Desktop, which I’ve been using for more than 20 years. But despite Windows’ reputation, I honestly think that no Linux distribution — whether with KDE, GNOME,
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   by Carrett 4mo ago

   I completely agree, even if it’s an unpopular opinion.
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   by Carrett 9mo ago

   No, I’m not joking. To me, it seems pointless to keep using this tool, as it only serves to complicate the architecture. It might make sense for on-premise data centers, but in the cloud—despite the vendor lock-in, it’s still more cost-effe
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   by Carrett 9mo ago

   Does it really make sense to use Kubernetes in 2026? Especially in the cloud? I think it’s just adding unnecessary layers, increasing operational debt, and complicating the developer experience.