As much as you’re right, this is at least something, don’t dismiss it so lightly.

I tend to use zebra lately, but it’s only for viewing/searching/filtering though, quite neat for my use cases.

This has to be satire right?

You can actually select what you want to grab. I mean I use Sonarr and Radarr, and if I’m interested in something new I add it to the library, if all criteria are met (like quality, language, etc.), it queues the download. Pretty neat.

Flatpaks can be unsafe too though.

Have we really reached a point in which we have to stick with the “least bad” option? I don’t like this.

I don’t know, but I can tell you that I use Bluefin - Fedora Silverblue. I have it for 7 months now and had 0 stability issues.

That or “init” or “Add README.md”

Depends on the container, but yeah, there might not be an os at all.

This is the one that gets me, because I always don’t know what to say.

I don’t use it and don’t plan on using it, but why would one really like to use it?

It was killed before. I won’t be surprised it comes back again in the coming months…

You would rid yourself of the Windows virus you probably currently have on your computer.

Can you expand your opinion on why is this overkill?

I havent used those sites in a while, I have setup Arr stack for myself, but YTS was always my go-to in the past

I think of it like less with syntax highlighting.

I just managed to find a post about it, you should probably read it before you go any deeper using omarchy: https://マリウス.com/a-word-on-omarchy/

No I don’t think I will. At first it looked cool, I don’t really care about DHH or whatever his agenda is, but I read about omarchy and what it was, and it did not look serious to me to install it and trust it.

I have to try this yet, but on the docker hub there is an image that looks like it’s legit with 100k+ pulls, if containers are your thing…

Those aren’t bugs tho, they’re arachnids, but I agree.