I use ext4 and it *just works*

Performance is pretty much the same compared to stuff like xfs and btrfs, but I like using ext4 on my server because I can then access it from windows (as read-only)

But it doesn't matter that much if you use ext4, xfs, or btrfs if you don't care about fancy stuff

wsl2 kills I/O performance for me because I have all of my projects on a seperate drive.

it would be so cool if you could skip summer. it gets so unbearably hot, esp since my entire wardrobe is black </3

i fuck with whatever was going on in the windows vista beta(s)

ofc you can add your own repositories, and many users do.

for example i do that so I can update discord with apt, instead of downloading a fresh package file from the website every time there is an update.

for example, when you do "apt install thunderbird" it searches in a local copy of the repository details (fetched with "apt update") and then if that package exists, it downloads the latest version for that package from that repository.

every package manager has something that defines the package repositories that should be used.

those repositories contain a list of the packages they provide, some metadata about those packages, and the actual package files.