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Mrcowilli@social.tchncs.de
2025-07-10

Linux mit Hilfe einer Analogie einfach erklärt.

What is Linux? Why There are 100's of Linux OS?
itsfoss.com/what-is-linux/
#linux #distros #distributions #kernel #windows #macos

Nathaniel GregoryFaithslayer202
2025-06-24

2. And yet, billions of people are denied access to .

We find that 50% of do not have access to enough to ensure , given existing national . & for 20 of these countries, their is actually *declining*. This is an extremely bad situation.

JMLRjmlr@sigmoid.social
2025-06-18

'Integral Probability Metrics Meet Neural Networks: The Radon-Kolmogorov-Smirnov Test', by Seunghoon Paik, Michael Celentano, Alden Green, Ryan J. Tibshirani.

jmlr.org/papers/v26/24-0245.ht

#nonparametric #distributions #kolmogorov

Steven Sandersonspsanderson@rstats.me
2025-06-17

Today's R post is on using the #uniform #distribution with #runif and #tidy_uniform

Post: spsanderson.com/steveondata/po

#Blog #R #RStats #TidyDensity #Distributions #Statistics #Random

Today's R post is on using the #uniform #distribution with #runif and #tidy_uniform Post: https://www.spsanderson.com/steveondata/posts/2025-06-17/ #Blog #R #RStats #TidyDensity #Distributions #Statistics #Random
PhET SimsPhETsims
2025-06-06

The Center and Variability simulation allows students to explore mean, median, range, Interquartile Range, and measures of spread by interacting with different kickers’ unique data distributions from kicks.
phet.colorado.edu/en/simulatio

Tonton Fredclashoffredo@peertube.pcservice46.fr
2025-05-25

DGLFI épisode 60 : RefreshOS ou GloubiboulgaOS ?

peertube.pcservice46.fr/w/w9zJ

Teddy / Domingo (🇨🇵/🇬🇧)TeddyTheBest@framapiaf.org
2025-05-20

TOP 5 des #distributions #Linux pour tous en 2025. Souvent on me demande quel est mon top 5 des distributions Linux que je conseillerais. La dernière fois que je me suis prêté à cet exercice, c'était en 2020...
linuxtricks.fr/news/10-logicie

Blabla Linuxblablalinux@peertube.blablalinux.be
2025-05-17

Ja cassé antiX, mais ja la refais :)

peertube.blablalinux.be/w/81hR

Blabla Linuxblablalinux@peertube.blablalinux.be
2025-05-13

Linux Fedora 24 (Gnome) Workstation - EXTRAIT LIVE

peertube.blablalinux.be/w/uroH

dragotindragotin@indieweb.social
2025-05-05

We would highly appreciate a little help from Linux #distributions to provide the best desktop integration for #OpenCloud users. Please add a few low maintenance effort packages to the core repos. More on that here: opencloud.eu/en/news/linux-pac

Soh Kam Yungsohkamyung@mstdn.io
2025-05-01

Article from @lwn

"The first honest-to-goodness distribution with a proper installer was MCC Interim Linux, created by Owen Le Blanc, released publicly in early 1992. I recently reached out to Le Blanc to learn more about his work on the distribution, what he has been doing since, and his thoughts on Linux in 2025."

lwn.net/Articles/1017846/

#Computers #Linux #LinuxHistory #Distributions #Software

LibreNewsthelibre.news@web.brid.gy
2025-04-26

Fedora is aiming for fully reproducible builds

fed.brid.gy/r/https://thelibre

<blockquote>&#x201c;Unlike Windows computers, Linux is not vulnerable to malware!&#x201d;.</blockquote><img alt="Fedora is aiming for fully reproducible builds" src="https://thelibre.news/content/images/2025/04/out-384032660d84d006.png" /><p>How often have you heard this sentence? I am willing to bet, plenty. One of the most widespread myths about Linux is that Linux users are inherently more secure than Windows users, because &#x201c;Linux can&apos;t catch malware&#x201d;.</p><p>This is obviously a falsehood, as anyone with even some basic computer science understanding can guess: there is no reason why a Linux computer would not be able to run malicious code. Digging deeper into this myth, though, it is easier to see where the people who claim this fact come from: since Windows holds the majority of the desktop market share, most cyberattacks, in the form of malicious ads or phishing e-mail, are going to target Windows computers.</p><p>However, this overly basic understanding of cybersecurity and malware is far disconnected from reality. Even if clicking on a malicious attachment was the only way one could get infected, malicious code can run on more platforms than one might think of: if <a href="https://github.com/ading2210/doompdf?ref=thelibre.news" rel="noreferrer">Doom can run in a PDF file</a> on the Chromium PDF editor on any operating system, why would your Linux system be inherently any safer?</p><figure class="kg-card kg-image-card kg-card-hascaption"><img alt="Fed
LibreNewsthelibre.news@web.brid.gy
2025-04-23

New Fedora and Ubuntu updates dropped, and they're amazing.

fed.brid.gy/r/https://thelibre

<img alt="New Fedora and Ubuntu updates dropped, and they&apos;re amazing." src="https://thelibre.news/content/images/2025/04/out-c48bf9d931a891e9.png" /><p>Ah, yes! It&apos;s that time of the year again! It&apos;s time for both a new Fedora and a new Ubuntu release, both with their own fair of changes. And this time, it&apos;s important ones. Let&apos;s get right into it.</p><h2 id="gnome-48-comes-with-a-healthy-performance-boost">GNOME 48 comes with a healthy performance boost</h2><p><a href="https://thelibre.news/gnome-48-all-about-digital-wellbeing/" rel="noreferrer">GNOME 48</a> has finally shipped in both of these releases. I invite you to read <a href="https://thelibre.news/gnome-48-all-about-digital-wellbeing/" rel="noreferrer">my previous article about it</a> to find out about all the changes. Since the article was written, things have largely stayed stable: the most important change is that you get a really healthy performance boost thanks to Triple-Buffering support in Mutter, and the new Digital Wellbeing functionality is now complete. One thing that changed is that, on Fedora 42, GNOME&apos;s new Adwaita Fonts are finally live &#x2014; and they look stunning.aa</p><figure class="kg-card kg-image-card kg-card-hascaption"><img alt="New Fedora and Ubuntu updates dropped, and they&apos;re amazing." class="kg-image" height="1250" src="https://thelibre.news/content/images/2025/04/image-76d35a6e4f0f98cf.png" width="2000" /><figcaption><span style="white-space: pre-wrap;
LibreNewsthelibre.news@web.brid.gy
2025-04-19

The wonderful world of Linux package managers

fed.brid.gy/r/https://thelibre

<img alt="The wonderful world of Linux package managers" src="https://thelibre.news/content/images/2025/04/out-abb044b30b0fbbf4.png" /><p>One of the strong points of Linux has always been how solid the experience of installing and managing software is. Contrarily to what happens in the Windows and macOS world, software on Linux is obtained through something called a <strong>package manager</strong>, a piece of software that manages any piece of software the user installs, as well as its dependencies, automatically.</p><h2 id="windows-and-macos-life-without-good-package-managers">Windows and macOS: life without good package managers</h2><p>On commercial operating systems like Windows and macOS, the traditional way to obtain a piece of software is to use a web browser to navigate to some webpage to download and run an &#x201c;installer&#x201d;. The installer is an executable that runs a series of scripts to fundamentally extract a zip in some system folders somewhere, add a few environment variables, add registry keys and who knows what else to make the software work.</p><figure class="kg-card kg-image-card kg-card-hascaption"><img alt="The wonderful world of Linux package managers" class="kg-image" height="1064" src="https://thelibre.news/content/images/2025/04/image-77449525577746b8.png" width="2000" /><figcaption><span style="white-space: pre-wrap;">Setting up a development environment this way is a nightmare</span></figcaption></figure><p>This way of doing things is archaic
Eric Maugendremaugendre@hachyderm.io
2025-04-19

@Lu
Thank you for the pointer!
Looking at the evolution i feel that users act more and more on their dissatisfaction with #CinnamonDesktop.
I note that:
* the number of downloads of #MATEDesktop increased 50% in a year;
* the number of downloads of #EDGEDesktop decreased 50% in a year.

#desktopEnvironments #desktopEnvironment #distros #Linux #LinuxDistributions #distributions

Linux Mint desktop environment download stats in the last week of February 2025 Top 3: Cinnamon, Xfce, MATE
Miki :rstats:miki_peltzer@techhub.social
2025-04-12

#30DayChartChallenge Día 12: Gov Data Day! 🏛️ Explorando la distribución del spread 10Y-2Y del Tesoro USA (datos de FRED desde 1976).

Este histograma/densidad va más allá del valor diario: muestra la *probabilidad* histórica de cada nivel del spread. ¡Clave para entender expectativas económicas!

Puntos clave:
* Modo principal > 0 (curva normal es lo más común).
* ¡La inversión (<0, línea discontinua) tiene una probabilidad no trivial! ⚠️ Es la famosa señal pre-recesión. La distribución nos dice cuán "normal" es esa señal en perspectiva histórica.
* La forma general revela info sobre la dinámica de tipos.

Una visualización sobre la estructura probabilística de un indicador líder fundamental.

🛠️ #rstats #ggplot2 #quantmod #grid
📂 Código/Repo: t.ly/0RDmK

#Day12 #Distributions #datagov #dataviz #DataVisualization #YieldCurve #InterestRates #Economics #Finance #Recession #DataAnalysis #ggplot2

Histograma superpuesto con una curva de densidad mostrando la distribución del diferencial diario entre los tipos de interés del Tesoro de EE.UU. a 10 años y 2 años, desde 1976 hasta 2025. El eje X muestra el diferencial en puntos porcentuales, el eje Y muestra la densidad. Las barras del histograma tienen un relleno con degradado vertical azul verdoso. La curva de densidad es de color rosa. Una línea vertical discontinua en x=0 indica la inversión de la curva de tipos, con una etiqueta de texto vertical asociada. El pico principal de la distribución se sitúa alrededor de +1%, con una cola izquierda que se extiende por debajo de cero. Fuente: FRED/U.S. Treasury.
LinuxNews.delinuxnews@social.anoxinon.de
2025-04-11

ParticleOS – ein systemd-Betriebssystem
linuxnews.de/particleos-ein-sy #systemd #poettering #distributions #linux

sTiKyt :archlinux:sTiKyt@sharkey.stikyt.com
2025-03-13

@themaxpearce@mastodon.social I use both, to be honest.

I always use Debian at work or for personal projects that support it.

However, I also have Arch on my personal PC.

The reason for that is I feel Arch is the perfect home desktop OS. It’s easy to control, simple, has the AUR, and always provides the latest package versions. Many people assume Arch would be unstable because it uses the latest software, but in reality, it works well 99% of the time. That remaining 1% usually involves minor issues that are easy to fix. And even if something is difficult to troubleshoot, it’s a great learning experience—so next time, it won’t be as hard.

Meanwhile, Debian is extremely stable and will remain so as long as nothing is severely broken or misconfigured. #debian #arch #linux #distributions

Thor A. Hoplandhopland@snabelen.no
2025-03-09

It there's one thing I know, it's that #linux #distributions that are community driven turn out to be the most reliable. My current go to for regular users is #Fedora, because it is a solid distribution that's cutting edge and it's designed by the community.

I can't say the same for #NixOS. The amount of internal fragmentation and in fighting is too damned high, and there is possible conflict of interest that sits like an elephant in the room.

So I'm thinking... I might make a switch soon.

Ketata Mohamed 🐧💻🎮bargo@mastodon.tn
2025-03-06

hi,
I have a little question: I have a #MiniPC #B_MAX #B1Pro and not all #Linux #Distributions can even display the #GUI, thus far, I successfully tested #SnowflakeOS , #EndeavourOS and #LinuxMint , however, the regular #NixOS and #SyphaxOS did not work
it goes without saying that winlol works, 10 and 11
what could be the cause?

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