
Just get an oldish SFF or USFF office computer cheap somewhere. It’s generally much cheaper and allows for upgrades if ram/ssd prices ever come down. Also somewhat new Intel CPUs are quite good for transcoding.

Just get an oldish SFF or USFF office computer cheap somewhere. It’s generally much cheaper and allows for upgrades if ram/ssd prices ever come down. Also somewhat new Intel CPUs are quite good for transcoding.
While I completely agree with you, I think we should give him a break on this one. The man’s 85 after all.

Does it come with KDE preinstalled or is that just for the screenshot?
I’d love to give it a try on my secondary laptop as it sounds just great, but I really can’t stand KDE.
Edit: KDE is the only desktop available, but if I understand that correctly alternatives are on the roadmap?

You know that AI/ML is not only LLMs, right?
Is that just an Electron wrapper?
Edit: looking at the phoronix comments it seems to be. I really don’t get why they though this is even worth a twitter post. Just an inefficient wrapper for an even more inefficient text generator…
Why would they make a rural Chinese granny either go out and buy a new computer with preinatalled Linux or go learn how to do it herself, just so that it’s legal for her to call her relatives? Sounds a bit shortsighted to me.