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NixOS on real hardware is more complex than you think. Noctalia V5 and LabWC

2 points·by grigio·20 hours ago·0 comments

Noctalia V5 and LabWC on NixOS

2 points·by grigio·11 days ago·0 comments

KaOS: The first Linux distro to ship dinit, Noctalia v5 without systemd and KDE

5 points·by grigio·12 days ago·4 comments

Stop the bloatware in modern Linux. Noctalia V5 and labwc and dinit [video]

2 points·by grigio·15 days ago·0 comments

Which LLM Memory for AI Agents?

2 points·by grigio·last month·0 comments

Privacy Tool Recommendations Should Come with Caveats

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2 points·by grigio·last month·0 comments

Distributed Inference in DwarfStar [video]

2 points·by grigio·last month·0 comments

The most RAM efficient modern Linux. Noctalia v5 and LabWC and Artix [video]

2 points·by grigio·2 months ago·0 comments

Casuarina Linux: A Glibc-Based Chimera Linux Derivative

2 points·by grigio·2 months ago·0 comments

The Arch Lie [video]

2 points·by grigio·2 months ago·0 comments

Local Harness Benchmark: Pi Coding Agent vs. OpenCode with Qwen3.6 35B A3B

2 points·by grigio·2 months ago·0 comments

SystemD is of out of control. The Best Minimal, Modern, Linux alternative

6 points·by grigio·2 months ago·8 comments

Can I code on my PC? Gemma4 26B A4B vs. Qwen3.6 35B A3B Coding benchmark

1 points·by grigio·3 months ago·1 comments

Qwen3.6 35B A3B is THE ONE The Local LLM Champ on OpenCode benchmark dashboard [video]

2 points·by grigio·3 months ago·0 comments

Nca – 10x lighter alternative to OpenCode/claudecode written in Rust

1 points·by grigio·3 months ago·0 comments

Nca – native-CLI-AI, an OpenCode -like TUI in Rust

2 points·by grigio·3 months ago·0 comments

Are Local LLMs Good Enough for Vibe Coding? Gemma4-26B-A4B vs. Qwen3.5-35B-A3B

3 points·by grigio·3 months ago·0 comments

Local LLM for OpenCode Gemma 4 26B A4B. No GPU required

3 points·by grigio·3 months ago·0 comments

Systemd-free Modern Linux: artixlinux and dinit and labwc and noctalia shell

14 points·by grigio·3 months ago·1 comments

Is Systemd Bloat Real? Dinit vs. Systemd: Which Session Uses Less Memory?

4 points·by grigio·3 months ago·1 comments

comments

·7 days ago·discuss

searxng is fantastic for AI agents

·12 days ago·discuss

Also Artix, Chimera,.. have dinit, but KaOS is the first distro do ship Noctalia V5 which is currently unreleased yet but it is amazing powerful for its RAM usage.

·12 days ago·discuss

Yes systemd won, but the systemd-free alternatives are still alive. dinit is like systemd but it is just an init system, many minimalists will like it.

·15 days ago·discuss

Ensh1ttification to pay the bills, classic

·20 days ago·discuss

when systemdOS with systemd-rpm-install and systemd-antivirus ?

·24 days ago·discuss

It's ok the main issue is that some sw is musl compatible

·25 days ago·discuss

No, but EU can train an LLM to regulate others LLM

·last month·discuss

Noctalia v5

·last month·discuss

i hope, but i dubt that will be mass produced.. so no economy of scale

·last month·discuss

does suspend and other hw fully works on it? however it is an old gen computer

·last month·discuss

Sadly both main ARM platforms (Apple silicon and Qualcomm) are a mine field for Linux

·last month·discuss

VMs, docker containers. it depends on the sw and how much you trust it

·last month·discuss

I tested the previous model from Liquid, unfortunatly big claim but poor real performance

·2 months ago·discuss

Honor / Xiaomi

·2 months ago·discuss

next step age-verification at BIOS/EFI level /s

·2 months ago·discuss

The sea level is growing because Amsterdam is stealing land from the sea

·2 months ago·discuss

I understand the rants, but my main complain about freebsd today for me is the poor wifi firmware support (compared to Linux)

·2 months ago·discuss

+1

·2 months ago·discuss

DUPL: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48191646

·2 months ago·discuss

California needs to fork the Linux distros to make them compliant to its rules