I have used the new template below to show how it looks. We can add more details to the linked CONTRIBUTING.md in the pop repo.
I have not included any LLM (also known as AI) generated content in...
Did you ever run CachyOS? I’m on it currently and I’ve been considering distro hopping to try an Atomic OS like Fedora Silverblue.
I tried Cosmic cause it looked interesting but had some issues in how game windows loaded so that kinda turned me off. Considering giving Nobara Noctalia a go.
I’m a Linux noob that started with CachyOS earlier this year to jump to an atomic distro recently. like a month ago give or take. I chose Bazzite though. context, am gamer, my PC is mostly for gaming and entertainment.
idk if I like it though. it’s one thing to learn all the normal Linux things I can do, and sometimes need to do, but to add the atomic / immutable concept layer is a bit discouraging to me.
I’m thinking of going back to a non atomic, but wanting to try fedora based Nobara next
They have not, they do accept AI contributions, however their policy is a bit more restrictive than Debian’s in that Fedora at least requires contributors to disclose LLM use in pull requests.
There are a few distros that do reject all AI code, which you can find in these two lists:
Loving my move to Fedora Atomic Cosmic. Happy Silverblue user of long time, Cosmic just fits my personal zen better.
With their fast pace of fixes/new features, this AI stance is just the nice cherry on top.
Did you ever run CachyOS? I’m on it currently and I’ve been considering distro hopping to try an Atomic OS like Fedora Silverblue.
I tried Cosmic cause it looked interesting but had some issues in how game windows loaded so that kinda turned me off. Considering giving
NobaraNoctalia a go.Edit: got my N names mixed up
I’m a Linux noob that started with CachyOS earlier this year to jump to an atomic distro recently. like a month ago give or take. I chose Bazzite though. context, am gamer, my PC is mostly for gaming and entertainment.
idk if I like it though. it’s one thing to learn all the normal Linux things I can do, and sometimes need to do, but to add the atomic / immutable concept layer is a bit discouraging to me.
I’m thinking of going back to a non atomic, but wanting to try fedora based Nobara next
Did fedora make a stand against AI? If so, I might jump from Debian
They have not, they do accept AI contributions, however their policy is a bit more restrictive than Debian’s in that Fedora at least requires contributors to disclose LLM use in pull requests.
There are a few distros that do reject all AI code, which you can find in these two lists:
https://noai.starlightnet.work/list.html
https://codeberg.org/ethical-foss/open-slopware#linux-based (under the ‘Alternative Linux-based operating systems’ section).