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Using void linux because it has no systemd init system (it uses its own “runit” init system) ; and it is a natutal development after using Debian for a long time and wanting to understand more about gnu/linux system.

Also, it is very reliable with a lot of packages. It is standard enough so using info from arch, debian or other distro works.

But the origin was I could not understand how systemd was managing the system and it felt really contrived to go around it, so I began using void and that’s the story.

Long article, but interesting in the end: quote “”“Economists critical of Trump’s April 2 tariff announcement recall another event, the Suez Crisis of 1956, that broke the back of the British pound. The military attack on Egypt was poorly planned and badly executed and exposed British political incompetence that sank trust in the country. The pound fell sharply, and its centuries-long position as the dominant trading and reserve currency crumbled.”“” I did not know about the british pound superiority after ww2, anyone ?

Sparkylinux is a distro based on Debian Testing, which is good on older configs. I used it wuite a lot ten years ago, without issues.

They provide a “game over” edition, which has Steam and a lot of other games related applications preconfigured, so you should have a look.

https://wiki.sparkylinux.org/doku.php/sparky_gameover

Deezer, french service

There is no “import/export” process, you just open it and it works. It fails sometimes for docx, but only for the fancy page layouts (like if you want a full page background image for your company official documents ; or if an ass overloads tables in the file). Even if it fails the document shows up with all the text, it is just the layout that will be different.

Compatibilty, stability, pdf export and import is all very good. Calc has no real differences with Excel for my use cases (less automated formatting options) Impress is a little lagging behind powerpoint in terms of compatibility and formatting option (this may nag you if you have to use templates from other people). Otherwise I have no issues working with LO on Linux in full Windows Office 365 coworkers

Hurray for Lovecraft ! Cthulhu F’taghn ! :-D

I am working on a dice expression evaluator on my side, and I will certainly reuse your code if I can ! Thanks for giving the example, as a GNU enthusiast, it is very nice ! Great job making it work !

This looks fun ! Here is my try:

• a emaciated monk in a corner of the tavern, who scrutinize every patron and have incendiary arguments with anyone trying to eat anything (drinking booze leave him unfazed). Call him Brother Leffe !
• a table of 4 card players which include a very small dwarf. The dwarf can’t see the others well (his eyes are barely at table level), loses a lot of gold, and can’t stop playing until he wins. The others are cheating quite openly.
• a hulking half-orc, laden with scars and equipped for war, chugging pinchers after pinchers of milk. Afraid of drinking alcohol.
• a farmer with his 2 elder sons sitting with their cow at a table. It is their only chance of earning money this season and will not leave the cattle any minute. They will get violent if anyone gets too closed to the cow.
• a pointy hat magician seems to have a telepathic discussion with a cat sitting on its table. He looks turn by turn surprised, inconvenienced, worried, anyway it looks like the cat is leading the talks at its disadvantage.

Je comprends ton point de vue même s’il reste fallacieux, Wero ça sort encore plus de nulle part, c’est juste acceptable parce-que c’est soutenu par un lobby puissant qui s’appelle le “GAFAM”

Regarder les mailing lists des projets GNU permet établir une antériorité certaine

Et GNU Taler alors ? Développé avec des subventions européennes, fondamentalement indépendant, auditable mais privé, arrivé à un stade de développement fonctionnel mais auquel il manque le soutien des grandes banques … Quel putain de gâchis

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