The infamous paper "The Rhythms of the Brain" it's basically "Neuroscience 101" for everyone. And almost 20 years have passed...
anthk
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Literal boomers invented Internet.
Spaniard there, we are no French.
Toolbox solved that.
Docker should run OOTB. Also, there's toolbox, where you can run anything inside, even daemons. And Flatpaks, too. Avoid messing with the core. On Gnome, well, Fedora it's almost its home.
Just get the default Gnome spin and look up for info (online) in order to replace Fedora's Flatpak repo to the Flathub one.
Fedora Atomic works really well, even better with the Cosmic edition I use. I can't wait to the kernel upgrade (7.3) in order to get even more performance. Altough I'll keep an old Hyperbola setup for my old netbook because my biggie amd64 machine it's mainly for Rust and modern gaming (Total Chaos and the rest are either libre games such as FreedroidRPG or libre recompilations). The netbook runs faster and snappier on CLI+TUI under UXTerm + CWM + TMUX (and mpv/nsxiv/mupdf...).
As a Fedora Atomic Cosmic edition user, it perfectly supports them.
Arpanet + ITS/Lisp + Unix/BSD.