simple cuts and joinery
is it woodwork? then there's a decent workbench https://github.com/dprojects/Woodworking
check out other workbenches, too https://wiki.freecad.org/External_workbenches
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JnCY6pY8NiE
this is a bballjo video (i know you mentioned him) but not a bballjo build. he shows how some other person solved everything with public transit, transferring people far away from the city. basically the 16-hour period does not progress when the citizen is using public transport. you can have your industries far away from the city, you can even have your civil buildings far away from the city.
ok, i digress. it was still just 3% of total shipping. it's nothing.
is this from louis rossmann's company? the repo has grayjay, too.
the host was asking specifics about her whereabouts. i don't think she will live much longer.
if you want systemd then void is out of the question, void uses runit.
this is the world liberals wanted all along, and even they themselves do not like it. reap what you sow removed!
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I might sound like an old fart but here's my 2 cents.
I was exactly in the same situation in 2005. I was heavily invested in commercial products but I wanted to switch to an all open source workflow. My advice would be to start small. First dual boot with windows. Get your DAW working at a basic level. Then get your hardware setup the way you are fully comfortable. Then try to get your visual instruments to work.
Keep in mind that it will be a somewhat different workflow. Linux is highly modular. You can definitely achieve the same results but sometimes with more tools. Jack is an amazing sound system which is now seamlessly integrated into the system with Pipewire. It makes routing your audio stupidly simple and opens up a whole different universe of possibilities.
All this is coming from someone that's using an all open source approach for almost 20 years now.
And if it does't work, it doesn't. No need to swim against the current.
I really recommend you to try them out and see for youself. Each of them has their own power. Especially now that there's a flow of interest this way, a lot of them have gone nuclear and pushing new versions by the hour (not kidding).
Yeah, Jerboa is good and battle tested but Liftoff is good, Thunder is good, each in their own unique way. I love that.
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here's my ¢2: