It’s not a distro, it’s a reimplementation of the Linux kernel itself. It’s not complete yet but it’s at an fairly advanced point already.
It even has its own bootloader that’s compatible with any OS already, simply named Hyper.
As for Flathub, I do simply prefer using AppImages, anyways, Flatpak always was too much bloat for me.
As for Debian, I use Arch btw, but willing to change to Gentoo in a future, when I know more about Linux. Anyways, there are distros as Devuan, MX or AntiX that do ban AI AFAIK and are deb-based.
That’s why clean reimplementations of Linux as HyperOS do exist, and distros that ban AI on a userspace-level (Arch in example).
First of all: no AI commit is responsible. Any and all AI uses are intrinsically unethical and unresponsible.
I wonder if this much issues behind AI commits why debian, linux kernel and flahub are allowing AI commits.
Do someone concious just switch from debian after this ?
Also never heard about hyperOS linux distro.
It’s not a distro, it’s a reimplementation of the Linux kernel itself. It’s not complete yet but it’s at an fairly advanced point already.
It even has its own bootloader that’s compatible with any OS already, simply named Hyper.
As for Flathub, I do simply prefer using AppImages, anyways, Flatpak always was too much bloat for me.
As for Debian, I use Arch btw, but willing to change to Gentoo in a future, when I know more about Linux. Anyways, there are distros as Devuan, MX or AntiX that do ban AI AFAIK and are deb-based.