Alpine Linux reset everytime I reboot

Hi everyone, Im playing with my raspberry pi 3.

I installed Alpine linux but every time I shut down or reboot the system deletes all the config and files. It is like reseting all the system.

I don't know what is happening. Anyone can give me a hand?

I tried with ARMv7 and ARMHF systems

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Which Desktop Environments can compete in sophistication with Windows or MacOS?

Among all Desktop Environments, few little can compete in sophistication (and good looking) against Windows or MacOS environments. Honestly, I can only think in Plasma and maybe Deepin as competitors. Any other feels something cheap. Is there any other DE you can consider a good looking enviroment with many customization options and GUI system configurations as Windows or MacOS?

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A couple of questions about Lubuntu

Installed Lubuntu on a PC trying to revive an old laptop from 2006, mostly having it as a streaming station to watch TV with. Couple of questions:

1. What is the best browser for streaming online videos, such as Twitch or any other browser based streams? I prefer lightweight over features, my laptop barely streams choppily, drops frame rate and takes forever to start loading those videos on Firefox. I'm unable to install Chrome because my laptop is 32 bit and not 64 bit.
2. What is the best way to connect to a Chromecast, for both online stream or playing a .avi or .mkv file off a USB drive?

Thanks everyone.

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Problems in Linux not related to popularity?

I've come to realize that many of the problems GNU+Linux faces are at least partly due to its relative lack of popularity in consumer OSes. For example, they say that they use Windows because they like to game or Mac because it requires little technical skill. People poke fun at GNU+Linux because at times one must compile a piece of software from source. Another argument is that drivers are sometimes not as available/reliable on GNU+Linux as Windows.

These things generally hark back to Linux's popularity. Software developers don't want to bother to develop for Linux if not many people will use it. Hardware manufacturers may not find it in their interest to release drivers for Linux for the same reasons.

So I guess my question is this: what are some problems with GNU+Linux that are not necessarily related to its relative lack of popularity in the consumer realm?

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Software/Driver Licensing Question

If I'm a software company that wants to distribute a closed-source driver, what would be the correct license to get the driver producer to agree to? No exchange of money here, we just need to make sure the license allows us to distribute their driver (which unfortunately is closed-source but it's all we have to work with).

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this is prolly everyday for you vets...

...but this foxxo sucessfully:
- logged into a server
- moved a folder over ~~(i may or may not have mounted said server as a drive, didnt wanna ftp)~~
- and sucessfully edited, saved, and exited a file in vim :D

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Linux File System 101
https://medium.com/@smohajer85/linux-file-system-101-894141449257

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Locking Down Linux For The Enterprise
https://www.nextplatform.com/2020/04/23/locking-down-linux-for-the-enterprise/

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Linus Torvalds pulls pin, tosses in grenade: x86 won, forget about Arm in server CPUs, says Linux kernel supremo
https://www.theregister.co.uk/2019/02/23/linus_torvalds_arm_x86_servers/

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Any got a BLFS 9.1 ISO I could dd to a partition/drive?

Hey all! So I know this sort of goes against the point of LFS, but does anyone have an ISO of Beyond Linux From Scratch (BLFS) ready to go to install Xorg etc ? I'm lazy and I'd rather not do the whole process myself (most kidding). Or at least a set of noscripts that would automate the whole process... Kinda of like what this guy is offering here: [https://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/linux-from-scratch-13/lfs-boot-cd-iso-and-source-4175617929/](https://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/linux-from-scratch-13/lfs-boot-cd-iso-and-source-4175617929/)

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Planning and preparations for GalliumOS 4.0
https://github.com/GalliumOS/galliumos-distro/issues/566

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The new version of Cantor, the KDE app for mathematical, statistical and scientific calculation and analysis, now lets you collapse cells, select multiple cells, and operate on all of them at once, among many other improvements
https://cantor.kde.org/2020/04/28/cantor-20-04.html

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st-0.8.3 released
https://www.suckless.org/#2020-04-27

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Fedora 32 released! Torrents are here.
https://torrent.fedoraproject.org/

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Intel RST and GNU+Linux

Hello,

I have only recently joined the community, but have been using Linux for a number of years at this point.

I read this old [post](https://www.reddit.com/r/linux/comments/53ri0m/warning_microsoft_signature_pc_program_now/), and it struck me that Lenovo seemed to be the bad guys. Funnily, I just bought a new Dell Inspiron, and the same issue has arisen in Dell, despite posts depicting the contrary.

While Dell seem to support Linux (particularly Canonical's Ubuntu), that support is only based around the availability of AHCI in the SATA options in the BIOS.

Now that has disappear. The new XPS lineup seems to have continued support for Ubuntu but I do not have one so I can not comment on how it is achieved (I assume AHCI).

Is this an industry trend? Why is this support just being taken away? How does it benefit anyone?

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Don't forget that Red Hat Summit is happening virtually today and tomorrow! Many talks and keynotes will be available along with plays, sessions and labs.
https://www.redhat.com/en/summit

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WireGuard on K8s (road-warrior-style VPN server)
https://blog.levine.sh/14058/wireguard-on-k8s-road-warrior-style-vpn-server

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Fedora 32 is officially here!
https://fedoramagazine.org/announcing-fedora-32/

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Packaging LXD for Arch Linux
https://linderud.dev/blog/packaging-lxd-for-arch-linux/

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Fedora Workstation : What's new in Fedora 32
https://blogs.gnome.org/uraeus/2020/04/28/fedora-workstation-swamp-draining-for-6-years/

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Microsoft Edge coming soon to Linux OS
https://www.microsoftedgeinsider.com/en-us/download

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