#tophatlinux-official

[pdf-official]

Right I should probably post screenshot of my tomfoolery if I'm going to change my URL every time

I don't have a screenshot of my first post but it wasn't very good anyway

[steamos-official]

Hi, I'm SteamOS, your cisadmin, and friendly introduction to Linux.

Whether you are a human, robot, proton, or other, I welcome you to partake in the cool breeze of a new OS! One with no tracking or gaming!

I am here to guide you away from your games, and into the world of **customization**!

Welcome, to liGUNx (lig-unks) or GUN+Linux or GUN-Linux or GUN/Linux! (this is freedom, after all!)

Finally, to speed up your system by 200%, just run the following command: "sudo fanctl set speed -1"

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The guide to Linux on Tumblr!

Linux:

@linux-real (Just Linux)

The distro blogs:

@alpine-official (UwU bc smol)

@arch-official (Horny and says "btw" a lot) used by @arch-user

@artix-linux-official (Constantly says they're better than arch, while mainly replacing only the init)

@blackarch-official (Kail's Arch nemesis)

@centos-official (Past horny)

@chromeos-official (Your school says hi)

@debian-official (Horny and claims to be mentally stable)

@devuan-official (Artix but with Debian instead of arch)

@endeavouros-official (Just arch, but slightly less horny)

@fedora-official (Linux with a hat)

@gentoo-official (tougher arch)

@hannah-montana-linux-official (the best of both worlds (linux & mac))

@kali-official ("I'm a gamer")

@lfs-official (the hardest distro challenge)

@linuxmint-official (Linux for people with a life) > @mint-offical (someone didn't read the list)

@manjaro-official (Arch with less steps)

@microos-official (Smol suse?)

@nixos-official (Horny and thinks that your config should be a special snowflake of a file)

@openmediavault-official (Your Files)

@opensuse-official (Happy lil gecko)

@popos-official (Mint again? Oh, it has more updates.)

@porteusofficial (Portable, crazy, son of slackware)

@puppylinux-official (Awww, puppy!)

@raspbian-official (Enjoys pies, horny while doing nothing)

@redstar-official (control of information meets linux) (hard mode)

@retropieos-official (Raspbian's sister... I think?)

@rhel-official (a murderer and sellout)

@rocky-linux-official (Rehl, without the bad parts)

@slackware-official (Slack? Where?!)

@steamos-official (me, I help with gaming)

@tailsos-official (Fits in any bag like a puppy and will assist you with hiding from the fbi)

@tophatlinux-official (the best hat-based distro)

@ubuntu-official (Horny and thinks GNOME is good for some reason)

@uwuntu-official (Ubuntu.... and the rest is in the name)

@void-linux-official (Honestly, I don't even know.) - @void-linux-musl (great, now I'm more confused)

@zorin-os-official (the only distro that starts with Z)

The software blogs:

@ansible-official (IT management tool) (I think?)

@cool-retro-term-official (Terminal Emulator)

@cosmic-official (New Wayland Compositor)

@docker-official (containerization)

@emacs-official (the ultimate editor)

@firefox-official (The browser, and a pretty good one too) > @mozilla-firefox

@fish-shell (Shell with built-in autocomplete but non POSIX)

@gnome-de-official ()

@gnu-imp-official (The GNU Image Manipulation Program)

@gnu-nano-official (Text for the weak)

@hyprland-official (Wayland Compositor)

@i3-official (Window Manager)

@kde-official | Creator of everything begining with 'K'... - @kde-plasma-official (best DE/Compositor)

@kubernetes-official (Docker's friend and Kate's hideout)

@systemdeez (arguably systemd) (the startup daemon)

@neovim-official (your favorite text editor)

@sway-official (the tree blows in wayland to i3)

@vulcan-official (performance is a must)

Website Blogs*:

@distrochooser (Which distro should I pick?)

Computers:

@framework-official (The apple of Linux laptops, except repairable)

@lenovo-real (Makes people happy with think pads)

Non Linux blogs:

@windows-7-official (The last good version of windows)

@windows11-official (aka DELETEME.TXT)

@multics-official (funny timeshare OS)

@netbsd-official (the toaster is alive!)

@zipp-os-official (another "better os" project)

Non official blogs**:

@robynthelinuxuser

@greekie-via-linux

@monaddecepticon (does a cool rice review thing)

@mipseb

Open blog opportunities:

Unclaimed distros

Unclaimed DE/WM/Compositors

Mack's OS related things

Whatever seems relevant and unclaimed.

Duplicating effort by making an already existing blog.

If I forgot you, let me know.*,**

*Website blogs may or may not be added based on how fitting with the computer/Linux theme they are. That is to say, this list is long enough already.

**Non-official blogs are proven Linux users that act like distro blogs, yet are not. These will be added at my discretion, similar to the website blogs. I'm not bothering to add descriptions/notes here. Credit to @robynthelinuxuser for the idea.

DISCLAIMER: I tag my posts as if there's a system to it, but there's no system to it. Thank you.

===CHANGELOG===

Version 0x20

Moved the changelog

Reformatted the changelog

The changelog no longer lists version history (see V1F for history)

Remove future hornieness ranking note (its not gonna happen)

Add distro blogs: tophat, redstar, zorin, void musl, mint (again),

Add software blogs: nano, emacs, gnome, vulcan, cosmic, sway, fish, firefox (again)

Add unofficial blogs: greekie linux, monad deception, mipseb

Here's a note that some ppl on my to-add list didn't show up when I tried to @ them, so I'll address that later. If I haven't told you you're on the to-add list and you want on this list, please let me know (as stated above).

[steamos-official]

non-serious discussion:

@tophatlinux-official is the best hat distro

I've been a life long windows user but I'm thinking if trying out Linux with fedora! fot any advice for someone new to all this? the terminal seems a bit intimidating still

it you're that scared by the terminal, maybe try out @linuxmint-official , it's more polished and user friendly.

Most of the time though, you don't actually need the terminal. Mint, Gnome, and KDE all ship a graphical software center, so installing software can be done just like how it would be done on windows if the windows store wasn't trash.

The differences between mint and fedora will start to show when you need to install software that's not "an app". For instance the proprietary nvidia drivers. Mint has a very convenient that does it in one click.

On fedora, there are at least 2 ways of doing it, neither of which is perfect. Fedora may also be missing some video codecs upon installation, because they're not all 100% free and open-source. In these situations, you'll need to use the terminal.

Whether you go with mint or fedora, my advice is the same: when you have a problem, just look it up and try solutions.

When I started using fedora, I had no idea how to solve the fedora-specific issues, but i just tried stuff until it worked. In the beginning, you'll run into issues that have been documented and solved. By the time you get into tougher stuff, you'll already have a decent understanding of how things work.

I often make it seem like fedora is harder than mint but that's because i don't want beginners to hate linux when they install fedora and find out they can't watch youtube out of the box. Apart from the few dumb issues you'll encounter after the installation, you'll find fedora is fine.

[pdf-official]

[steamos-official]

Unreleased list

-o means -official

2grt and to greet mean I haven't sent them a "hi" ask

the check mark means they're on the list

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[ ] x11-o

[x] tophatlinux-o

[x] redstar-o

[ ] redstar-uno?? (ask)

[x] gnu-nano-o

[x] zorin-os-o

[x] greekie-via-linux (not an official blog)

[x] void-linux-musl

[x] emacs-o

[ ] xfwm-o

[x] gnome-de-o

[x] vulcan-o

[ ] pisslinux-o

[x] cosmic-o

[x] mint-o

[ ] parrotos-o

[x] monaddeception

[x] sway-o

[ ] pinkos-o

[x] fish-shell

[x] mozilla-firefox

[ ] mipseb

[ ] river-o

[ ] yiffos-o

[ ] helix-editor

[ ] vim-o

[ ] multix-o -> minix-o

[ ] Emacs-Evil-Mode (emacs with vim keys)

[ ] riskv-o

[ ] forever-stuck-on-java-8

[ ] windows10-o

[ ] windows11-o

[ ] windowsxp-o

[ ] chromeos-o

[ ] rust-o

[ ] xfce4-o

[ ] vanillaos-o

[ ] javascript-o

[ ] csharp-o

[ ] git-o

[ ] qubesos-o

[ ] the-pink-hacker (uo)

[ ] official-js

[ ] vax-o

[ ] python-o

[ ] gnome-terminal-o

[ ] css-o

[ ] brainfuck-o (to greet)

[ ] malbolge-o (to greet)

[ ] puredata-o (to greet)

[ ] rust-analyzer-o

[ ] assembly-o (to greet)

[ ] powershell-o (to greet)

[ ] c-o (to greet)

[ ] ffmpegofficial (to greet)

[ ] xenia-the-fox

[ ] tux-o (inactive??) (to greet)

[ ] garuda-o (to greet)

[ ] haskell-o (to greet)

[ ] basil-squared

[ ] evil-gentoo (2grt)

[ ] evil-ubuntu (2grt)

[ ] buoyunny-official

[ ] cups-o

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If somewhere could make issues or additions on the GH repo, that'd be nice.

Same goes for the ones in the published list.

https://github.com/linuxblr/linuxblr.github.io