Bluefin
projectbluefin.io
The next generation cloud-native Linux workstation, designed for reliability, performance, and sustainability.

OCI images that you can turn into a full-fledged developer workstation shipping Devbox, Nix, Homebrew, devcontainers and DevPod with one command. Pretty swanky!

  • @pete_the_catEnglish
    28•1 year ago

    Same, I found Arch over a decade ago and stopped looking.

    • thelastknowngod
      10•1 year ago

      I feel like I left arch a decade ago. 😄

      It was rough going around the time of the systemd transition and needed something more consistently reliable. I’ve been on Mint ever since.

      • @pete_the_catEnglish
        3•1 year ago

        Arch has rarely ever given me problems…that I didn’t cause myself 🤣

    • @[email protected]
      3•1 year ago

      I’ve been distro hopping a bit lately trying out some immutable distros like nix,fedora kinoite,microos,but I always end up back on arch. I think that settles it and I should just stop,cause distro hopping is a waste of time.

      • thelastknowngod
        7•1 year ago

        distro hopping is a waste of time.

        Very much so. There are limitless things you can do with a computer. Installing a new OS for me falls squarely in the annoying and tedious categories… There are so many more interesting things to put effort into.

        • @pete_the_catEnglish
          1•1 year ago

          I found out about it a year or two back but never checked it out, Arch is my go-to since I’ve been using it for so long. Even after using RHEL/CentOS/Fedora at work for 5 years, Arch is still what I like better.

      • @pete_the_catEnglish
        1•1 year ago

        Yeah there isn’t much of a difference as there used to be, now it’s mostly about package management and what is installed by default, not that that’s bad, choice is always great.