I was looking for a mention of csh! Senior sysadmin at $DAYJOB uses it still.

Because it’s Free Software. Free as in freedom.

I think Haiku was the first FOSS OS I tried, but GNU/Linux was more usable.

I had used FOSS on Windows and Mac OS X before. Apps such as Firefox, and VLC. But didn’t really get it until I found and read the gnu.org and fsf.org sites.

Aero GPX - Really fast SciFi themed racing game. Very much inspire by the F-Zero series.

Ex-Zodiac - retro star fox inspired rails shooter

Viewfinder. 3D first person puzzle game.

I’m wondering now what are the differences between their look, workings, key concepts, workspace and workflow organization?

My boss uses Obsidian, and me and a colleague use Lagseq. They seem to do the same job for our needs. I’m curious to know what features of Obsidian is Logseq lacking for your usecase?

Logseq is a good alternative to Obsidian

Thanks “AI”

I use the vi family of text editors in a CLI environment because it is part of the POSIX standard.

Even if nano is the default, vi will be there too, and I can just use that. Plus, if you know some basic vi commands, then you can get by without nano, and you don’t need to know nano to use it for basic stuff as it shows you the key combos.

This is absolutely hilarious. “AI” users getting what they deserve chef’s kiss

Good

I just want my browser to be FOSS, private, and secure. I don’t care if it’s the fastest.

Fast is nice, but fastest doesn’t matter.