Fish is what should exist on every system would make life a lot easier for people trying to transition. Who only occassionally need to use the command line.

Hak5 OpenVPN Series: http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL9Gx4S6DDjBvoIpQZiAhdRFpZ0yztZJms

This one is quite reputable on Distrowatch as well:
https://elementary.io/

@scottalanmiller said in Is KDE Neon the Ultimate Linux Desktop:

@gjacobse said in Is KDE Neon the Ultimate Linux Desktop:

Mint or Neon could be going on the new laptop... when I decide on which one.

Neon is a version of KDE, not a desktop. Mint is a distro.

Am I that confusing this afternoon? Probably good I'm not answering questions at the moment.

@JaredBusch said in Will CORD Change the Economics of Broadband?:

@DustinB3403 said in Will CORD Change the Economics of Broadband?:

The focus of CORD as explained in the article is to find a solution using virtualization at a cloud level for the last mile.

I got nothing like that at all out of that article.

That's what it read like to me. They service providers need to upgrade the 'last mile' and are looking to do it with cloud type virtualization. This way they can still maintain a very wide range of supported equipment while maintaining up time.

Some good points. I like the one that stated keep it lean and keep it mean.

I've not gone over my Linux install as much as my Windows boxes,.. and not done nearly enough on Windows, but I generally attempt to shut down anything I am able to that isn't needed on Windows. It's not a good way to judge things, but when I see a system running 100 or more processes, I wonder what is going on.