To use the 'man' command, you'll need to install the 'docs' apk package as Alpine doesn't install manpages and 'man' by default. Once you've installed the 'docs' package, you'll be able to use the 'man' command.
Just my two cents, but I think Alpine uses doas because of a year or two ago sudo was discovered to have a CVE vulnerability and a lot of people talked about how sudo was 'bloated' as to had many more functions other than running commands at higher privileges and as a result people wanted to switch to doas which had fewer lines of code and was less likely to have a CVE vulnerability and easier to check. Gentoo was one of the first distros to provide the option to switch to doas but other distros eventually followed to provide the option of doas (like Fedora and Debian). Alpine seems to have minimalism at its design core so it orobably used doas knowing most people (even low level developers and experienced Unix users) would not use the additional sudo functions and just used the more minimalist doas that was also slightly faster.
You remind me of myself when i was a kid. I'm going on 23 this year, and my first breath of Linux was installing Ubuntu 12.04 with Wubi on my PC when I was 12. Keep doing what you're doing man, you'll go far.
I had tried running Alpine as a desktop myself once. My experience was very similar, it worked most of the time but those little glitches were a show stopper for me too.
That was a great honest unbiased review of alpine linux. I'm also a linux veteran and had issues with some distros as well. I personally stick with distros that are derivative s of debian and ubuntu because they have a huge development base of users and coders fixing bugs and etc.
@CommentGuard717 That is cool. I've used arch as well in the past. I also used timeshift for snapshots because arch is a rolling release distro and if a upgrade breaks something you can rollback to past working state.
What a great video! I've been using Alpine quite a while as a server in a virtual machine on Proxmox. It's been rock solid as a server, but I've never tried it with a desktop. Looks like it's not quite ready for prime time as a desktop.
You are awesome dude. I don’t think I’ve seen any other kids that are this advanced in navigating technology. I wish I knew all this stuff when I was your age, let alone discovering Linux so young. My brain is jealous of your brain😂
Gnome Software should be able to also install native Alpine packages. It requires the apk-polkit-server to be running: rc-update add apk-polkit-server default && rc-service apk-polkit-server start [1/4]
As far as I know Gnome isn't very well supported on Alpine (partially because it still makes a lot of systemd-centric assumptions, but also because not a lot of Alpine developers really care about it). This might improve over time because it's a bit more popular on postmarketOS - a derivative of Alpine targeting phones and other mobile devices. That's where the Gnome Software integration came from as well. [2/4]
Other than that, I wonder what the problem with iwd really was. I vastly prefer it over wpa_supplicant. And I also despise NetworkManager - it's systemd-networkd on my main machine and it works great! [3/4]
Hi, I appreciated that you are trying to do this. Your problems are all common problems. For editing videos sure you have installed kdenlive with apk, the problem here is that not all codecs are open source and since alpine uses musl and not glibc codecs are not present because they are not packaged for musl. If you install kdenlive with flatpak you are fine. For the desktop experience is like the same, you have chosed gnome that has abbandoned xorg support, on top of that gnome is a bit buggy because it rely a lot on systemd that alpine doesn't have, I need to figure out how can I make remote desktop that ships with gnome to work. In the end I gived up and gone with kde that works fine. You are right for the time spent to boot. I don't know why it takes like forever (maybe I have clamd so this contributes). For the network manager configuration I had no problems. Something to note is that the kernel shipped with alpine is like without any modules, you need to add it by hand. Since nvidia drivers are not open source they are not compiled for musl, than alpine can't be installed with nvidia graphics or you need to use nuveao. I was on alpine linux since a lot of time, and really it never breaks. I Also haven't too much problems, yes it is really challenging to make allthing to work, but once you have done that it work forever. I really don't like the scripts to install the desktop environment, usually I will do it by myself. If you want to try it another time or if you need anything I can help you. Really good job!
If I recall, it’s been a while but I think I installed the Flatpak for Kdenlive. GNOME still has full X11 support on all distros, I even occasionally use it here on Fedora, so that’s an Alpine issue. GNOME on Xorg also showed up in the login manager on Alpine, but it failed to load for some reason. Maybe I was missing some WiFi drivers, that’s possible. Luckily regarding Nvidia I usually just use the iGPU on my 30 day challenges. I also got another comment regarding my issues with Alpine a while back, and it honestly seems that while some of them were unfixable, or atleast hard to fix, many of the issues were user error, for example me not knowing ash had a different command for the whereis function, not knowing I needed some dependencies for man, etc lol Thank you for all the help and feedback, I appreciate it! :D
@@brockobama257 thank you! I would like to know in what ways did you think the video was low quality? I would love to hear your feedback for future improvement :)
It is inspiring seeing a kid using and teaching Linux the way you do. Remind me of myself when I started using it, tinkering, breaking the entire OS and installing hundreds of distros in an old potato netbook that barely managed to run Firefox! Keep on the amazing work to make this great community greater and bigger!
I haven’t had these issues on alpine, love hearing other folks’ experiences though. Fwiw on bash,man and sudo, you can install all of them. Can even switch to glibc from musl easily. Because of Alpine targeting embedded systems, it’s missing a lot of software that comes preloaded on a lot of other distributions. Personally, I like that, but it definitely makes it more complicated to set up if you’re not sure what you need.
Yea a lot of the issues were just user error, I didn’t for example know that man needed other dependencies or that the ash shell’s equivalent to whereis is “type” (I think that’s what it was, I don’t remember, someone commented about that), although a few like NetworkManager’s instability and Xorg not working seemed to be Alpine’s fault. I’m sure with enough effort, I could have a (not perfect, but) better experience with it, but yeah it’s definitely meant more for embedded devices lol
@@natanaelcopa3258 thanks! Honestly the issue that annoyed me the most was NetworkManager’s instability being so bad to the point where it would be a better experience leaving it off and having no method to graphically manage WiFi connection, just to get a stable experience, so the most important bug would be that imo, second most important would probably be Xorg failing to work :)
Thanks so much for the video - very informative! I guess I'll stick with Arch Linux and KDE Plasma for now. BTW - you have a very bright future ahead of you!!
Like I said in your last video. I'm super impressed with you. Truly an inspiration to many others even those older than you. God bless and I hope you master linux and contribute to this community.
Thank you! Yeah I’ve learned a lot over using Linux for many years, but not nearly as much as I have in the past few months because of the channel and the 30 day series lol
You might wanna try fish as your shell. Great features, easy to use and configure, it blows bash out of the water. It works with screen, too, if you want the fanciest terminal functionality!
Interesting review, thanks! Haven't you had any sound problem with Alpine? (I have installed it and despite many tweaks it can't seem to detect my sound card, and I have a classical Asus Zenbook).
Asus laptops are weird, some parts of the laptop won't be detected, i have a friend that had wifi problems. Your best shot is to install Linux Mint (not pure debian). I hope this will fix your problem.
Alpine is built as a minimal Linux to run in containers and other small environments. That you ran it as a daily driver for a month is ambitious and insane! Nicely done, you earned a sub for sure.
Unfortunately no, Alpine was not a good experience for me on the desktop, if you want something lightweight though, I would recommend Arch, Linux Lite, or if you want something extremely lightweight, Tiny Core Linux (CorePlus for a complete experience or Core Pure 64 if you want the 64 bit version) 🙂
@PenguinByte anything a bit more... simple to install? Ik ik, "just read the guide", but i really only want to daily drive a Lightweight Distro and do my homework on a really old laptop, that's all really, love finding this channel btw, it's really informative
@@Sell_Sec Hmm, in that case Alpine would definitely be a bad option lol, what are your specs so that I can help find a good option? you could try Linux Lite in that case as well :) Also thanks!
@@PenguinByte Uhh, a Celeron N4020 8gb ram Fuckin... 60gb storage Yea, it's kind of ass, and Windows is just... way too bloated, it hinders my workload quite a bit But yea I'll try Linux Lite, thx for the tech help!! :D
@@Sell_Sec Oh damn lol a Celery... also thats not a lot of storage but its more than enough for most distros to work with! I hope Linux Lite works well :)
Nicely done ;) Love Alpine, my main distro for all server related services. Love the minimalism also as a desktop to be honest. Ever tried FreeBSD as a desktop also interesting experience.
I think for you discord issue you should have used vesktop witch fixed alot of screen sharing problems on wayland also flatpak can be buggy on other distros problem the case with alpine and your video editing in my opnion you should use nixpkg instead of flatpak esspicaly for a long term review like this one nixpkg can be installed on alpine slackware macos and even freebsd and some other bsd systems it works the best on linux distros
I hate kid when they are annoying to everyone, but since you are using the Linux, i am gonna to give you a big respect aand subscribe foor effort. Keep it up kid 👋🏻
Hi dude, you're talented... I've just discovered your contents, your are insanely awesome! I noticed up that you are using a DE with Alpine but I think its best configuration is using a WM, give them a chance and post your try... 🔝🔥
Thanks for your comment and suggestion! I'm currently not ready for Window Managers yet, but in the future I'll definitely give one a shot! With Alpine, no systemd is a problem for me personally, but I may give it a second chance in the future :)
@@PenguinByte it's great, been using it for almost 3 years now, I installed it on a chromebook, gives it much more functionality than the restrictive chromeos
I hate kid when they are annoying to everyone, but since you are using the Linux, i am gonna to give you a big respect aand subscribe foor effort. Keep it up kid 👋🏻
First time seeing a kid teaching Linux. 95% of computer users fail to understand what you are talking about. All the best buddy.
I can confirm that I can only understand Ubuntu,Linux mint,Zorin os, debian (seems easy but didn't try) pi os and 4 sudo commands😂
@@abcdedjdjdj I was also there at one point lol
this kid is nuts and talented keepp going on dude 🔥
You are extremely talented, clearly, both in the linux and content creation space. Keep up the amazing work !
Thanks for your kind words!
lets gooooo now kids using linux now lets gooooooo. I hope more ppl use linux
I've been using Linux on and off for about 7 years, best decision ever for sure
@@PenguinByte wow
To use the 'man' command, you'll need to install the 'docs' apk package as Alpine doesn't install manpages and 'man' by default. Once you've installed the 'docs' package, you'll be able to use the 'man' command.
I believe it must be “mandoc”
Just my two cents, but I think Alpine uses doas because of a year or two ago sudo was discovered to have a CVE vulnerability and a lot of people talked about how sudo was 'bloated' as to had many more functions other than running commands at higher privileges and as a result people wanted to switch to doas which had fewer lines of code and was less likely to have a CVE vulnerability and easier to check.
Gentoo was one of the first distros to provide the option to switch to doas but other distros eventually followed to provide the option of doas (like Fedora and Debian). Alpine seems to have minimalism at its design core so it orobably used doas knowing most people (even low level developers and experienced Unix users) would not use the additional sudo functions and just used the more minimalist doas that was also slightly faster.
doas can be less secure than sudo if you fail to configure PAM tho.
You have a new subscriber it is very good to see another young Linux user keep going and making your videos I love them very well done, great job!
Wow, talk about a run-on sentence.
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@@alvallac2171but isn't it beautiful
You remind me of myself when i was a kid. I'm going on 23 this year, and my first breath of Linux was installing Ubuntu 12.04 with Wubi on my PC when I was 12.
Keep doing what you're doing man, you'll go far.
I had tried running Alpine as a desktop myself once. My experience was very similar, it worked most of the time but those little glitches were a show stopper for me too.
Now you can proudly say "I use Alpine, btw"
If I use postmarketos can I say that
Arch (and Alpine) user here, I approve. 👍
Man, I can't believe that it's been a month.
Also, you're about to get 1K subs, pretty nice, congrats man!
Thanks!
I love the dedication👍
I respect your goals my dude I hope you're are feeling better running all these Linux Distros Especially Alpine BTW
Amazing, very precise and complete analysis. Thank you so much!
Thanks, glad you liked the vid!
That was a great honest unbiased review of alpine linux. I'm also a linux veteran and had issues with some distros as well. I personally stick with distros that are derivative s of debian and ubuntu because they have a huge development base of users and coders fixing bugs and etc.
I use the original arch it took a month to get 0 crashes, but now it's the fastest and most stable I had any OS I including windows
@CommentGuard717 That is cool. I've used arch as well in the past. I also used timeshift for snapshots because arch is a rolling release distro and if a upgrade breaks something you can rollback to past working state.
What a great video! I've been using Alpine quite a while as a server in a virtual machine on Proxmox. It's been rock solid as a server, but I've never tried it with a desktop. Looks like it's not quite ready for prime time as a desktop.
You are awesome dude. I don’t think I’ve seen any other kids that are this advanced in navigating technology. I wish I knew all this stuff when I was your age, let alone discovering Linux so young. My brain is jealous of your brain😂
@@loganrosenthal4568 thank you lmao, I truly appreciate it :D
Keep going buddy ❤
Gnome Software should be able to also install native Alpine packages. It requires the apk-polkit-server to be running:
rc-update add apk-polkit-server default && rc-service apk-polkit-server start
[1/4]
As far as I know Gnome isn't very well supported on Alpine (partially because it still makes a lot of systemd-centric assumptions, but also because not a lot of Alpine developers really care about it). This might improve over time because it's a bit more popular on postmarketOS - a derivative of Alpine targeting phones and other mobile devices. That's where the Gnome Software integration came from as well.
[2/4]
Other than that, I wonder what the problem with iwd really was. I vastly prefer it over wpa_supplicant. And I also despise NetworkManager - it's systemd-networkd on my main machine and it works great!
[3/4]
YT for some reason decided to shadowhammer my original comment and that's why it is in pieces now. [4/4]
Thanks for the info! Yeah I also prefer iwd over wpa_supplicant
fyi kde 6 has a wayland to x11 bridge that is specifically designed to work aroud issues such as discord screencasting
Heck yeah! Keep doing what you love!
Thank you :)
dude for your age you are a freakin tech wizard, keep going your future is bright
@@RenzoMorini_857 lmao thank you, I appreciate it!
Hi, I appreciated that you are trying to do this. Your problems are all common problems. For editing videos sure you have installed kdenlive with apk, the problem here is that not all codecs are open source and since alpine uses musl and not glibc codecs are not present because they are not packaged for musl. If you install kdenlive with flatpak you are fine.
For the desktop experience is like the same, you have chosed gnome that has abbandoned xorg support, on top of that gnome is a bit buggy because it rely a lot on systemd that alpine doesn't have, I need to figure out how can I make remote desktop that ships with gnome to work. In the end I gived up and gone with kde that works fine. You are right for the time spent to boot. I don't know why it takes like forever (maybe I have clamd so this contributes).
For the network manager configuration I had no problems. Something to note is that the kernel shipped with alpine is like without any modules, you need to add it by hand. Since nvidia drivers are not open source they are not compiled for musl, than alpine can't be installed with nvidia graphics or you need to use nuveao.
I was on alpine linux since a lot of time, and really it never breaks. I Also haven't too much problems, yes it is really challenging to make allthing to work, but once you have done that it work forever.
I really don't like the scripts to install the desktop environment, usually I will do it by myself.
If you want to try it another time or if you need anything I can help you.
Really good job!
If I recall, it’s been a while but I think I installed the Flatpak for Kdenlive.
GNOME still has full X11 support on all distros, I even occasionally use it here on Fedora, so that’s an Alpine issue. GNOME on Xorg also showed up in the login manager on Alpine, but it failed to load for some reason.
Maybe I was missing some WiFi drivers, that’s possible. Luckily regarding Nvidia I usually just use the iGPU on my 30 day challenges.
I also got another comment regarding my issues with Alpine a while back, and it honestly seems that while some of them were unfixable, or atleast hard to fix, many of the issues were user error, for example me not knowing ash had a different command for the whereis function, not knowing I needed some dependencies for man, etc lol
Thank you for all the help and feedback, I appreciate it! :D
bro you made a video better than most of the other unknown tech channels on youtube, i subbed
@@brockobama257 thank you! I would like to know in what ways did you think the video was low quality? I would love to hear your feedback for future improvement :)
It is inspiring seeing a kid using and teaching Linux the way you do. Remind me of myself when I started using it, tinkering, breaking the entire OS and installing hundreds of distros in an old potato netbook that barely managed to run Firefox!
Keep on the amazing work to make this great community greater and bigger!
Thanks :)
Lmfao yup that's how I started too xD
tysm for the kind words!
Dude, you are doing great!
Thanks :)
I haven’t had these issues on alpine, love hearing other folks’ experiences though.
Fwiw on bash,man and sudo, you can install all of them. Can even switch to glibc from musl easily. Because of Alpine targeting embedded systems, it’s missing a lot of software that comes preloaded on a lot of other distributions. Personally, I like that, but it definitely makes it more complicated to set up if you’re not sure what you need.
Yea a lot of the issues were just user error, I didn’t for example know that man needed other dependencies or that the ash shell’s equivalent to whereis is “type” (I think that’s what it was, I don’t remember, someone commented about that), although a few like NetworkManager’s instability and Xorg not working seemed to be Alpine’s fault. I’m sure with enough effort, I could have a (not perfect, but) better experience with it, but yeah it’s definitely meant more for embedded devices lol
Awesome video!
What in Alpine would would like to be prioritised to be fixed?
@@natanaelcopa3258 thanks! Honestly the issue that annoyed me the most was NetworkManager’s instability being so bad to the point where it would be a better experience leaving it off and having no method to graphically manage WiFi connection, just to get a stable experience, so the most important bug would be that imo, second most important would probably be Xorg failing to work :)
2:01 if you want to use "whereis" just for locating the path of a binary executable or alias, then use the built-in command "type" for ash.
Thanks for the info!
You got a lot of experience for your age. I wanna say many issues can be related to an HP laptop with incompatible drivers
Thanks! Also thanks for the feedback, which drivers should be installed?
Thanks for sharing your experience with alpine. Seems like it is not ready for mainstream desktop usage yet.
Definitely not lol, I would recommend Arch more for an advanced distros for sure :)
That's some solid knowledge and editing skills
@@pigeondriver8992 thanks!
about the xorg part, have you installed the xorg input drivers? if not that's probably what was causing it
Isn't the modesetting driver part of the xorg-server now tho?
@@mskiptr modesetting is a display driver
@@hn1f Ah, right
Thanks so much for the video - very informative! I guess I'll stick with Arch Linux and KDE Plasma for now. BTW - you have a very bright future ahead of you!!
Thank you! :D
The world would be a better place if more people were curious like you. You’re great.
Thank you ♥
محتوى رائع اتمنى لك كل التوفيق , انه رائع وجودك في مجتمع لينكس
Thanks :)
Like I said in your last video. I'm super impressed with you. Truly an inspiration to many others even those older than you. God bless and I hope you master linux and contribute to this community.
Thank you! Yeah I’ve learned a lot over using Linux for many years, but not nearly as much as I have in the past few months because of the channel and the 30 day series lol
You might wanna try fish as your shell. Great features, easy to use and configure, it blows bash out of the water. It works with screen, too, if you want the fanciest terminal functionality!
Thanks for the suggestion :)
Great job btw! See you in network administration in the near future!
thanks :D
Interesting review, thanks!
Haven't you had any sound problem with Alpine? (I have installed it and despite many tweaks it can't seem to detect my sound card, and I have a classical Asus Zenbook).
I personally didn’t, I have an HP Envy m7 Notebook :)
@@PenguinByte ok! Did you use pipewire ?
@@relaxdmj8769 Yes, I did :)
Asus laptops are weird, some parts of the laptop won't be detected, i have a friend that had wifi problems. Your best shot is to install Linux Mint (not pure debian). I hope this will fix your problem.
its incredible how you have a large knowledge on linux in general. Good video brother
@@daesk Thanks!
It’s so cool that you use a left handed mouse, I’m also left handed but I’ve learned to use a mouse with my right hand
Thanks lol, yeah I'm left handed, cool that you are too!
Alpine is built as a minimal Linux to run in containers and other small environments. That you ran it as a daily driver for a month is ambitious and insane! Nicely done, you earned a sub for sure.
I'm about to try alpine and this was the first video i saw for my references. Remind me to my lil bro
Would you recommend Alpine for daily driving? I'd very much enjoy an incredibly lightweight Distro
Unfortunately no, Alpine was not a good experience for me on the desktop, if you want something lightweight though, I would recommend Arch, Linux Lite, or if you want something extremely lightweight, Tiny Core Linux (CorePlus for a complete experience or Core Pure 64 if you want the 64 bit version) 🙂
@PenguinByte anything a bit more... simple to install? Ik ik, "just read the guide", but i really only want to daily drive a Lightweight Distro and do my homework on a really old laptop, that's all really, love finding this channel btw, it's really informative
@@Sell_Sec Hmm, in that case Alpine would definitely be a bad option lol, what are your specs so that I can help find a good option? you could try Linux Lite in that case as well :)
Also thanks!
@@PenguinByte
Uhh, a Celeron N4020
8gb ram
Fuckin... 60gb storage
Yea, it's kind of ass, and Windows is just... way too bloated, it hinders my workload quite a bit
But yea I'll try Linux Lite, thx for the tech help!! :D
@@Sell_Sec Oh damn lol a Celery... also thats not a lot of storage but its more than enough for most distros to work with! I hope Linux Lite works well :)
I am so glad to see a new generation playing with such a good toys! Thank you, son! Keep it up!
Thanks!
Oh hi, first time seeing kid knows about kinux
I will subscribe ❤
Thanks!
why does this kid edit better than me 😭
You know its a quality camera set up when you can see the whole book used for height in the reflection
lmfao 💀💀💀
Nicely done ;)
Love Alpine, my main distro for all server related services.
Love the minimalism also as a desktop to be honest.
Ever tried FreeBSD as a desktop also interesting experience.
Thank you! Yeah I've installed FreeBSD with GNOME in a VM, but it would be interesting to give it a shot on bare metal :)
luv the vid
u kind of remind me of the channel i did a thing regarding your facial looks [i dont mean that in a bad way, its just something i figured]
I think for you discord issue you should have used vesktop witch fixed alot of screen sharing problems on wayland also flatpak can be buggy on other distros problem the case with alpine and your video editing in my opnion you should use nixpkg instead of flatpak esspicaly for a long term review like this one nixpkg can be installed on alpine slackware macos and even freebsd and some other bsd systems it works the best on linux distros
Thanks for the feedback and advice!
Hello, i saw your this video for the first time and visited your channel . This video is good, but i think you need some SEO and Thumbnails to update
I’m wondering how this operating system fairs for servers
It's alot better for servers and embedded devices than for desktops, that's for sure lol
what download you choose? standard or extended?
I'm not entirely sure what I selected. if I recall correctly maybe standard
Dude, you're a legend.
Thanks lmao
I hate kid when they are annoying to everyone, but since you are using the Linux, i am gonna to give you a big respect aand subscribe foor effort. Keep it up kid 👋🏻
You can add sudo to alpine.
Yea I know lol
I hope youtube algorithm blesses your channel ASAP
Thanks for the kind words!
Hi dude, you're talented... I've just discovered your contents, your are insanely awesome! I noticed up that you are using a DE with Alpine but I think its best configuration is using a WM, give them a chance and post your try... 🔝🔥
Thanks for your comment and suggestion! I'm currently not ready for Window Managers yet, but in the future I'll definitely give one a shot! With Alpine, no systemd is a problem for me personally, but I may give it a second chance in the future :)
Big RUclips Channel !
I wish lol, but maybe in the future :)
@@PenguinByte without wanting to hurt others, you really have more potential than others.
@@Ilja-de2dh I truly appreciate it ❤️
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Recommend some distro for system administration?
RHEL if you're willing to pay, but if not, probably Debian
Instead of debian can i use debian based distros?
@@personal4391 You can use whatever you like, but for system administration I would probably recommend RHEL/Debian
Debian have live installer?
@@personal4391 Yes
based video
lol thanks
and here I am using linux mint because it's one of the easiest linux distro out there
@@danielhandika8767 lmao, how are you liking Mint?
@@PenguinByte it's great, been using it for almost 3 years now, I installed it on a chromebook, gives it much more functionality than the restrictive chromeos
Great to hear! Yea definitely more functional than ChromeOS lol
you forgot to mention GNU
Alpine does not use GNU lol, it uses Busybox instead, unless you wanted me to mention it doesn't have GNU
@@PenguinByte dont call it just GNU. it is GNU/Linux or GNU+Linux. have some respect for richard stallman.
@@latbat58 I was specifically referring to the GNU coreutils, not GNU/Linux lol
very nice video but bro is using nano instead of vim 💀
Yeah, I don't like Vim, but to each's own :)
Running Vim as root tho… Yikes
Instead of whereis try which
“Type” worked but it was a bit too late unfortunately, yeah I guess some ash shell commands are different lol
Haven’t tried which though :)
new video!
ah yes, love getting my ego crushed by a 10 year old doing something i've never done ,.,
I'm 14 lol, also yeah I don't recommend trying Alpine 💀
How old are you?
@@dumbfloppa 14
A linux user with an iphone 💀
It's my mom's that I used to record, I personally don't have a phone although I plan to get an Android in the future lol
@@PenguinByte Or maybe a phone with PostmarketOS? Then you get Alpine on your phone!
@@natanaelcopa3258 lol PostmarketOS is an awesome Linux distro, and they also have GNOME Shell Mobile which is epic for me lol
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I hate kid when they are annoying to everyone, but since you are using the Linux, i am gonna to give you a big respect aand subscribe foor effort. Keep it up kid 👋🏻