CachyOS ships every package optimized for your CPU - compiled with x86-64-v3/v4 and Zen4 instructions, LTO, and PGO - on top of a custom kernel with the tuned EEVDF scheduler. The result: a noticeably faster Arch Linux experience with the same rolling-release flexibility you expect.
There's no way this many gamers know what half of those things mean. Someone should look into the marketing behind cachy because whatever they're doing is clearly a winning strategy in the distro wars.
Also, it's pretty funny to see Nix and Flatpak on here. Nix can't beat another package manager even when it tries to compete in a totally different category.
They are going the way normies would, which includes asking the LLM of choice for a recommendation. But as they just regurgitate listicles inhaled from the web, that is what you get.
This is the "defense" they use, but I don't think it holds up. LTT knows exactly how the internet works, how SEO garbage is a massive internet problem, has nothing to do with Linux, and that nobody in the Linux community could ever possibly fix this. He's the one with a megaphone and the ability to guide users towards good resources and offset those problems, but instead he plays the usual clown role to create his own low-effort clickbait and memes. I don't think it's some anti-Linux bias or anything like that, just regular influencer attention-whoring.
The guy installing Bazzite seemed like the only one genuinely representative of what the video was trying to do (Luke didn't count IMO since apparently he was already a Linux user), but I think Linus's clown show steals the spotlight. Like, he literally tried to install it in the middle of a LAN party while people were waiting for him to start the game. WTF
This is weak. Here's the text of their email template:
Passing bills that weaken end-to-end encryption, require online ID checks, or repeal Section 230—which protects free speech online—will give Trump the power to crush public and private dissenters. Lives will be irreparably harmed if you enable Trump’s government to pressure abortion funds off the internet, surveil our messages, or age gate and censor online resources for vulnerable communities. If you care about your constituents, you should oppose EARN IT, KOSA, the Cooper Davis Act, the SCREEN Act, and any bill to impose age verification requirements or to end Section 230 speech protections.
This is way too focused on partisan issues, and pretty much guaranteed to be ignored by any republican congressperson who receives this since they don't expect to win your vote regardless... and since they currently hold the majority, that's exactly what you don't want.
The underlying issues are bipartisan, so why isn't the petition?
There are a lot out there in C++ land, and I'm sure C has a lot too. You can't really go wrong with any if them tbh, just check if it has a lot of stars and go for it. I've used microprofile before and it served me well. You can view live data from an embedded webserver.
Perfetto is a powerful one from Google, but I've never used it.
Also, don't overlook gprof. That works via auto instrumentation done by the compiler, so it'll give you the most detailed look at performance with zero work from you (besides interpreting the sometimes massive amount of info)
Go out and vote, everyone. Most Americans only vote in presidential elections, but if you do that you end up with a state legislature that doesn't represent you, and tries to pass idiotic laws like this.
By far my number one reason for hating Ubuntu is that a lot of lazy software publishers think that only supporting Ubuntu is good enough to reach Linux users, even though (as this article points out) they're one of the more contrarian and overall difficult to work with distros in the ecosystem.
Its less of a problem today thanks to containers. Even when a dev doesn't publish a flatpak, you can usually run it in a podman/docker container, or in a toolbox/distrobox.
Still, it pisses me off when I see that happening (even though it's technically not Canonical's fault)
From CachyOS's homepage:
There's no way this many gamers know what half of those things mean. Someone should look into the marketing behind cachy because whatever they're doing is clearly a winning strategy in the distro wars.
Also, it's pretty funny to see Nix and Flatpak on here. Nix can't beat another package manager even when it tries to compete in a totally different category.
...but at least it surpassed Manjaro