Which Operating Systems and Setups Do You Use?

A few versions of Linux Mint ago, there was a program called "fslint" that would identify redundant files, empty folders, filename errors, allow you to delete files, etc. After about Linux Mint 20.x, fslint was no longer available. I stumbled across a similar program called "czkawka" which has similar capabilities. I use it often, after accidentally merging two separate backup drives onto one 4 TB SSD. Some of the files are present 15 to 30 times and so are the folders.
"czkawka" is available from the Synaptic Package Manager. For LMDE-7, you need to install Synaptic Package Manager using "Software Manager"

 

My brain, my arms, my hands, my legs, my feet, my eyes, my ears, my nose, my mouth, my memories, my instincts, my imagination, my ability to tell shit from shine-ola,

 

Linux mint/win 10...............Better then 11(vista).

Linux is sometimes still a pain



Mzzls

 

My smartphone is an Android, I would like to have a pinephone running Linux, but I think it is not enough powerfull. I'm waiting for the next models that will be made.

My computer is a 5950X, 16 cores, with 64GB memory, and a RTX 3070 graphic card. I need a powerfull computer in order to make some AI experiments.

I'am using Linux, Debian 12, with Mate desktop environnement. I choosed Mate because I find it more ergonomic, it have a non-big memory footprint, and I managed to modify its source code in order to add some features.

I run this Linux without SSD nor HDD, only in 64 GB ram. I boot from a USB drive, with the kernel parameter "toram" that makes Linux run entirely into ram. Once booted, I remove the USB drive before using the computer.

So, if my system is hacked from internet during the day, the next time I will boot, it will be a non-hacked system. I wrote a shell script to update packages on the USB drive, so I can keep my system up to date.

 

Some of us have joked that MS's name came from their vital parts: micro and soft.