Pop!_OS

Controller support out of the box.

Pop OS.

Fedora's on here.

Oh no.

I feel some...

Oh god, Pop OS again.

okay well let's uh let's let's fast forward to him uh asking chat gpt

iso garuda linux and manjaro of course googling the answer is basically boomer behavior now if i wanted to do my thing and i want to role play as a typical tech interested gamer who's looking to know what hardware i'm using right right there cons you have to manually install drivers so

It's so great.

It's like 20 years from now on the fifth Linux challenge, he's going to choose Pop! OS again.

I absolutely love that.

But it's fine.

Meanwhile, things were

going so great for me, I decided to dip my toes even further, attempting some more complex tasks that I didn't expect to go super well, just to see what would happen.

I ended up trying some other distros, which addressed some of my issues with Pop! OS, but also ended up being frustrating in their own ways.

I feel like I've got to start this by explaining my brain-dead choice of Pop! OS.

I'm using Ubuntu right now.

I've used Pop OS.

That's what opened the door for me to Linux.

That was the first Linux distro I tried, was Pop OS.

And that's a Debian-based distribution.

And I just keep coming back to that.

What do you think about that? Well, you're not alone.

Uh, I mean, uh, there's a lo- a lot of the projects, KDE, Gnome, Pop!_OS was one of the latest ones, that they're deciding that they're not gonna accept contributions that were made with an LLM.

And they're all starting to put things into their community guidelines

guidelinesSo you're not alone in, in saying that, but I guess there...

Um, even-

I gotta ask Nate a question at this point though, because I know Nate is a Pop!_OS guy, but are you a Cachy guy now? I mean, I mean, I'm a- I'm really asking because I think, uh, are you the Cachy guy instead of the Pop!_OS guy at this point?

Uh, that's a really good question.

I would say that technically right now, yeah, I am the Cachy guy, um, until I can get my new workstation up and running.

Oh my God.

God.This has been, this, this is one of the things that actually ran me off of Windows the first time I tried to leave Windows for good and it failed because Pop!_OS wasn't very good-

Mm-hmm

... and, and audio on Linux was really bad at the time.

Right.

System76, the company behind the popular PopOS Linux distribution, has outright banned AI-generated code from their codebase.

The irony here is palpable.

The AI is supposed to make coding faster and easier, but open-source maintainers are drowning in it.