One thing to be aware of in Linux is the fragmentation of where packages can be installed from.

Default package manager? Differs across distro-bases: rpm, apt, pacman, apk and more. Cross-distro? Flatpak, snap, appImage. Install on “wrong” distro? Distrobox and others.

Oftentimes one package is packed up for multiple managers and you’ll see a giant list of red and green in their github showing where you can and can’t find it, but it’s still worth being aware of it.

There are frontends that unify a handful of these but I wish there was a better option. Also inb4 standards.xkcd

With that said, getting started in Linux I recommend immutable images, only because you can’t tweak it so hard it borks. And afaik updates will always “just work”. I quite liked bazzite for that.

Love that they used Lobster font for “LobsterSpritz”. Very well done.

https://fonts.google.com/specimen/Lobster

Use its red counterpart on an already red drink if you want to give someone old a scare

It is also a food dye that your body won’t process, if you’d like to color your… bodily functions.

With your eyes, Bert.

I use it as my daily driver, and will continue pushing updates as long as I can. There are a lot of outstanding issues, and I’m using this project to learn Kotlin, so definitely plan on more updates and maybe even sms encryption like partisan sms

Hey all! Mindblown to see this on Hot haha. Plenty more updates coming as i learn more kotlin and get more familiar with the codebase.

Feel free to ask any Qs!