minnix

https://archive.ph/MR8Mf

I learned quickly that installing apps the traditional way causes pretty major instability. You're basically rebasing the entire OS via ostree to install one application. After my second nuke and pave due to updates no longer working from me rebasing I took the time to learn toolbox so if a flatpak is not available I can still use an application (containerized) without altering the OS. Toolbox by default pulls in another Fedora install as the app base. I recommend using Alpine instead, much smaller and lighter.

I guess the moral of the story is learn to install applications the correct way, or just don't use an immutable OS

I've been using Kinoite for a couple of years now on my Thinkpad. What would you like to know?

https://us.starlabs.systems/pages/starbook

Can't say I agree with the entire list, but there's a few that I haven't seen yet that I'll have to check out.

I used to do splits. Now I do full body variation every 3 days instead of every other day. Even though my workouts themselves are longer, the extra rest is worth it, as well as more time to do what you want on those 2 days off. Usually some type of core and cardio. Learned this program from Greg Doucette on YT. Great for older gym rats.

This would be perfect for a BBS.

like lenovo with endlessos

Wait, when did this happen?

More than like likely yes, although you shouldn't have to and this is not expected behavior. Same thing happened to me with Kinoite. Twice. I still got flatpak upgrades through Discover but no longer system upgrades, or the system upgrades would appear but error out. I just decided to not rebase anymore after the third reinstall and use toolbox for everything that didn't have a flatpak available.

Letterboxd but self-hosted and federated!

I wish trailforks had a wearos app. I believe they have an exclusive contract with Garmin though.

I've never heard of komoot, thanks for the tip.