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[462.80 --> 463.80] It works fantastic. |
[464.24 --> 465.72] I do have one Arch box |
[465.72 --> 466.56] up in the cloud |
[466.56 --> 468.22] that is like an example |
[468.22 --> 469.72] of Arch in the cloud gone wrong, |
[469.86 --> 473.02] where the vendor tried to pin |
[473.02 --> 474.72] to a certain version of the kernel. |
[474.82 --> 475.14] And of course, |
[475.16 --> 475.76] that just doesn't work |
[475.76 --> 476.44] very well with Arch. |
[476.86 --> 478.14] So I think it is a little trickier |
[478.14 --> 478.54] in the cloud. |
[478.60 --> 479.84] And it's not a 100% solution. |
[480.42 --> 481.86] And what I was just advocating |
[481.86 --> 482.92] now, I guess, here |
[482.92 --> 483.66] and in that episode |
[483.66 --> 484.68] of Linux Unplugged |
[484.68 --> 487.90] is let's not mock people |
[487.90 --> 489.06] for their choice of distribution. |
[489.24 --> 489.96] There's functionality |
[489.96 --> 491.34] behind everything |
[491.34 --> 493.38] and like perfectly good reasons |
[493.38 --> 494.44] to run SUSE as well. |
[494.96 --> 496.54] My buddy on Coda Radio, Mike, |
[496.92 --> 498.30] that's what he prefers to run. |
[498.40 --> 499.86] He likes SUSE in the enterprise. |
[500.08 --> 501.70] He runs Pop! OS on his desktop |
[501.70 --> 503.42] and SUSE in the rack. |
[503.60 --> 504.96] And that works really well for him. |
[505.40 --> 506.46] It's not like we're trying |
[506.46 --> 507.38] to create a |
[507.38 --> 509.08] this distribution is better debate. |
[509.36 --> 510.46] What we're trying to say is |
[510.46 --> 511.84] let's include everybody |
[511.84 --> 512.72] in the conversation |
[512.72 --> 513.76] and not mock people |
[513.76 --> 515.58] for their choice of distribution. |
[516.00 --> 517.26] And as a couple |
[517.26 --> 518.28] of counter-narrative guys, |
[518.36 --> 519.74] I guess we happen to find Arch |
[519.74 --> 520.70] actually works pretty well |
[520.70 --> 521.88] if you're willing to maintain it. |
[523.62 --> 525.94] Linode.com slash SSH. |
[526.04 --> 527.14] Go there to get a $100 |
[527.14 --> 528.14] 60-day credit |
[528.14 --> 528.88] towards a new account. |
[529.00 --> 530.86] Yeah, $100 in credit |
[530.86 --> 531.38] to play with. |
[531.72 --> 532.12] And of course, |
[532.12 --> 533.08] you're supporting the show |
[533.08 --> 535.50] by going to linode.com slash SSH. |
[535.70 --> 536.70] That's where we set up |
[536.70 --> 537.58] all of our infrastructure |
[537.58 --> 538.68] for JB 3.0. |
[538.80 --> 539.62] If we're playing around |
[539.62 --> 541.22] for something like SSH, |
[541.30 --> 542.52] like segment work or something, |
[542.94 --> 544.54] yeah, we do that up on Linode. |
[544.64 --> 545.84] And speaking of Arch, |
[545.88 --> 546.74] one of the great things |
[546.74 --> 547.46] about Linode |
[547.46 --> 548.48] is they let you pick |
[548.48 --> 549.40] just about any distribution |
[549.40 --> 549.92] you want. |
[549.98 --> 550.56] They have Arch. |
[550.94 --> 551.52] They got, I mean, |
[551.52 --> 552.04] they got everything. |
[552.16 --> 553.18] Alpine, Debian, |
[554.08 --> 554.86] CentOS, SUSE, |
[555.30 --> 556.18] Ubuntu's, of course. |
[556.46 --> 557.08] I mean, they got like |
[557.08 --> 558.06] everything up there. |
[558.44 --> 559.52] Even some Fedora |
[559.52 --> 561.02] for you crazy kids out there. |
[561.14 --> 562.58] You can run it up on Linode. |
[562.66 --> 563.66] They've been in this game |
[563.66 --> 564.70] since 2003. |
[564.88 --> 566.32] They've learned what works |
[566.32 --> 567.40] and they've learned |
[567.40 --> 568.34] what doesn't work. |
[568.38 --> 569.40] And they were doing that |
[569.40 --> 571.10] years before everybody else. |
[571.26 --> 572.58] And they've really managed |
[572.58 --> 573.44] to modernize it |
[573.44 --> 575.30] with a beautiful cloud dashboard |
[575.30 --> 576.22] that makes it approachable |
[576.22 --> 576.60] to somebody |
[576.60 --> 577.88] who's brand new to servers |
[577.88 --> 579.56] or maybe you're like |
[579.56 --> 580.28] a longtime pro. |
[580.68 --> 581.22] You're going to love |
[581.22 --> 582.40] the way this dashboard works. |
[582.52 --> 582.76] Of course, |
[582.80 --> 584.44] they have native SSD storage, |
[584.54 --> 585.48] 40 gigabit connections |
[585.48 --> 586.56] coming into the machines. |
[586.96 --> 588.30] It's all super fast. |
[588.56 --> 589.38] And because they've been around |
[589.38 --> 590.34] since 2003, |
[590.52 --> 592.46] they've got some great locations. |
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