
Looking cozy!
Thanks, yours too!
Ok, that is cool as hell.
Slackware? In this economy?
What do you mean?
The current year is 1999, and I won’t listen to anyone claiming something else!
I love that M.C. Escher collage
Why are you using KDE5 and an old kernel, and not just having updated software?
It’s Slackware
Does Slackware not having rolling releases for packages. I legit know nothing about Slackware other than it isnt for me.
Slackware has fixed releases and a rolling “current” branch, similar to Debian Sid.
Running “current” makes no sense to me. If I wanted bleeding edge, Arch would be better in every way.
But I like the combination of a very stable system with a very strong emphasis on the KISS philosophy.
Which specific changes in Plasma 6 and the 6.X kernel improved your life?
Security and bug fixes have made Plasma 6 run better for me. Wayland support is better now too (which matters to me). Minor features that improve usability. Newer kernel means i can use newer features, which some of the apps I use depend on. The main thing with your setup I was surprised about is that it isn’t an LTS kernel (from what I can tell). If you are just not updating and not using LTS software (i can’t tell), then you are missing plenty of security fixes.




