Operese - Windows-to-Linux migration tool that's now open-source!
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Operese Progress Update! Program Migration, Open-Source, and More
After an embarrassingly long hiatus, I'm finally here with another update on Operese, the automated Windows-to-Linux migration tool! There's been plenty going on in the last two months, from program migration to better code quality to UI improvements.
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Ubuntu 25.10's Rust Coreutils Transition Has Uncovered Performance Shortcomings
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Ubuntu 25.10's Rust Coreutils Transition Has Uncovered Performance Shortcomings
Ubuntu 25.10's transition to using Rust Coreutils in place of GNU Coreutils has uncovered a few performance issues so far with the Rust version being slower than the C-based GNU Coreutils
This subreddit is being overrun with posts about moving from windows. The mods should consider a megathread or weekly post to consolidate this content.
I can't be the only one who's noticed that over the past year and change, there has been a lot of interest in linux on the desktop. Whether that's because of Windows 10 EOL, the ongoing headaches associated with Windows 11, the growth of this subreddit, or something else, as a result there are now multiple posts per day about some variation of "windows sucks / moving to linux is like drinking the nectar of the gods / I can't go back to windows anymore (because it sucks)" etc. etc.
in my opinion, after you've seen a few of these, you've seen them all, and as a result it's really boring and bad content for the subreddit. personally, i'd prefer if there was less of it, but i understand that people like posting about their move to linux.
a nice compromise would be to create a daily or weekly pinned megathread where people can talk about moving from windows to linux, or their newbie linux "journey" or whatever.
All subreddits are on the path to eternal september. lets take a few steps backwards.
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I can't be the only one who's noticed that over the past year and change, there has been a lot of interest in linux on the desktop. Whether that's because of Windows 10 EOL, the ongoing headaches associated with Windows 11, the growth of this subreddit, or something else, as a result there are now multiple posts per day about some variation of "windows sucks / moving to linux is like drinking the nectar of the gods / I can't go back to windows anymore (because it sucks)" etc. etc.
in my opinion, after you've seen a few of these, you've seen them all, and as a result it's really boring and bad content for the subreddit. personally, i'd prefer if there was less of it, but i understand that people like posting about their move to linux.
a nice compromise would be to create a daily or weekly pinned megathread where people can talk about moving from windows to linux, or their newbie linux "journey" or whatever.
All subreddits are on the path to eternal september. lets take a few steps backwards.
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Bluefin LTS Released (Bluefin + CentOS Stream)
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Bluefin LTS: Reinventing the Steel | Bluefin
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Today is Plasma 6.5 Beta test day (1)! Tester needed!
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KDE Plasma 6.5 Beta Release - KDE Community
Here are the new modules available in the Plasma 6.5 beta:
knighttime Some important features and changes included in 6.5 beta are highlighted on KDE community wiki page.
knighttime Some important features and changes included in 6.5 beta are highlighted on KDE community wiki page.
What kernel should I use?
Seeing the invasive actions by Microsoft in windows 11 I would like to switch to Linux. I am not very experienced with computer science as a whole but I’ve installed windows a couple times. Is there a kernel that comes with enough features off the bat to work and game? (Am I using kernel right?)
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Seeing the invasive actions by Microsoft in windows 11 I would like to switch to Linux. I am not very experienced with computer science as a whole but I’ve installed windows a couple times. Is there a kernel that comes with enough features off the bat to work and game? (Am I using kernel right?)
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Update on grub screen issue.
Continuation of previous post.
Finnaly i managed to get into bios and i deleted the linux boot manager from boot sequence and kept windows boot manager on first, i think now iam fine.
Thanks for the comments, support and advices
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Continuation of previous post.
Finnaly i managed to get into bios and i deleted the linux boot manager from boot sequence and kept windows boot manager on first, i think now iam fine.
Thanks for the comments, support and advices
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How does one become good at things
How are people who know linux to some level they can do something learn it and How do they master it , not that just let it be any programming language , cybersecurity...
How do they do it is it just that they started early or is it some magic
I request you to share some advice to a 19 yo kid studying cs but I am just confused about stuff and kind of depressed that people are good and some stuff and I am not and have wasted time so far.
Edit : thank you all who took time to share some advice . I will remember this and thanks again
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How are people who know linux to some level they can do something learn it and How do they master it , not that just let it be any programming language , cybersecurity...
How do they do it is it just that they started early or is it some magic
I request you to share some advice to a 19 yo kid studying cs but I am just confused about stuff and kind of depressed that people are good and some stuff and I am not and have wasted time so far.
Edit : thank you all who took time to share some advice . I will remember this and thanks again
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Kernel 6.17 File-System Benchmarks. Including: OpenZFS & Bcachefs
Source: https://www.phoronix.com/review/linux-617-filesystems
"Linux 6.17 is an interesting time to carry out fresh file-system benchmarks given that EXT4 has seen some scalability improvements while Bcachefs in the mainline kernel is now in a frozen state. Linux 6.17 is also what's powering Fedora 43 and Ubuntu 25.10 out-of-the-box to make such a comparison even more interesting. Today's article is looking at the out-of-the-box performance of EXT4, Btrfs, F2FS, XFS, Bcachefs and then OpenZFS too".
"... So tested for this article were":
\- Bcachefs
\- Btrfs
\- EXT4
\- F2FS
\- OpenZFS
\- XFS
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Source: https://www.phoronix.com/review/linux-617-filesystems
"Linux 6.17 is an interesting time to carry out fresh file-system benchmarks given that EXT4 has seen some scalability improvements while Bcachefs in the mainline kernel is now in a frozen state. Linux 6.17 is also what's powering Fedora 43 and Ubuntu 25.10 out-of-the-box to make such a comparison even more interesting. Today's article is looking at the out-of-the-box performance of EXT4, Btrfs, F2FS, XFS, Bcachefs and then OpenZFS too".
"... So tested for this article were":
\- Bcachefs
\- Btrfs
\- EXT4
\- F2FS
\- OpenZFS
\- XFS
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Linux 6.17 File-System Benchmarks, Including OpenZFS & Bcachefs
Linux 6.17 is an interesting time to carry out fresh file-system benchmarks given that EXT4 has seen some scalability improvements while Bcachefs in the mainline kernel is now in a frozen state.
Any designers in here?
I'm a web designer and developer, and I'm considering switching to Linux, from macOS.
From what I was able to check, I believe the only app I wouldn't be able to easily port to Linux is Sketch—that's only for macOS.
I don't want to use Adobe products—and frankly I don't even know if they're available for Linux—and I never used Figma (browser-based), but wouldn't say no to it.
How are you designers doing on Linux? What are you using?
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I'm a web designer and developer, and I'm considering switching to Linux, from macOS.
From what I was able to check, I believe the only app I wouldn't be able to easily port to Linux is Sketch—that's only for macOS.
I don't want to use Adobe products—and frankly I don't even know if they're available for Linux—and I never used Figma (browser-based), but wouldn't say no to it.
How are you designers doing on Linux? What are you using?
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Which music app are you using?
Most of my favorite artists are removing their art from Spotify so i have to find an alternative ( i use spicefy so i listen to music or free) but now i need an alternative.
Which music desktop app is free and smooth and has good UI for most Linux distros? ( I use cachyOS btw)
Edit: I should have been more clear, I'm looking for streaming music,not downloading it!
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Most of my favorite artists are removing their art from Spotify so i have to find an alternative ( i use spicefy so i listen to music or free) but now i need an alternative.
Which music desktop app is free and smooth and has good UI for most Linux distros? ( I use cachyOS btw)
Edit: I should have been more clear, I'm looking for streaming music,not downloading it!
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This is kinda rough ngl
I built my pc to play games, and mostly with the idea of modding them. Unfortunately, linux doesnt support modding as well as windows does. I dont like windows, i love using linux, but ive gotta go back to windows at this point.
Rip, when linux gets more native mod accessibility ill swap back.
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I built my pc to play games, and mostly with the idea of modding them. Unfortunately, linux doesnt support modding as well as windows does. I dont like windows, i love using linux, but ive gotta go back to windows at this point.
Rip, when linux gets more native mod accessibility ill swap back.
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How is Wayland currently on Cinnamon 6.4.1?
I've seen that Cinnamon 6.4.1 has improved Wayland support, but how usable is it right now? And what issues does it still have?
Obviously I do not think it's ready for daily use, just curious about the progress.
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I've seen that Cinnamon 6.4.1 has improved Wayland support, but how usable is it right now? And what issues does it still have?
Obviously I do not think it's ready for daily use, just curious about the progress.
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What are the advantages and disadvantages of Linux over Windows?
I have used macOS all my life and want a PC for other stuff that doesn’t work on macOS or that runs better on windows/linux. What are the major differences? Should I get 2 ssds, 1 for each OS? What security features does Linux have compared to macOS or windows?
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I have used macOS all my life and want a PC for other stuff that doesn’t work on macOS or that runs better on windows/linux. What are the major differences? Should I get 2 ssds, 1 for each OS? What security features does Linux have compared to macOS or windows?
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