This is basically a “are you old” questionaire.

I prefer the three pronged one that opens up :3

Remove the “don’t” from her statement and it becomes punk battlejacket patch worthy.

I understand the impetus behind RTFM - It happens when the user failed to do basic troubleshooting and expects others to do their thinking. Being blown off doesn’t feel great, but other people’s time is valuable, and in the end your system is your own responsibility.

Hear hear! It’s wild to see what Mac and Windows users put up with. The Linux experience may sometimes be cryptic and frustrating, but at least I know I’m not paying for the privilege of being shat on by a large corporation.

Flatpak is love, flatpak is life.

Installing Linux on your buttplug is a bold move, I say.

I will copypaste your comment next time people complain Linux is hard to learn.

THANK YOU. The constant glazing of The Reign of Terror on lemmy is sickening. It was named like that for a reason.

“Alias? What is that?”

Noooo, you cannot have a consistent UI/UX experience across platforms with decades old commands and tools, my imaginary grandma might get confused, also you need three IT degrees to type “man command” into a term window.

My lenovo + ubuntu combo is pretty neat

The fedora tells you everything.

They have managed to fuck up something as simple as right clicking. There are no words.

Disney has such a huge back catalogue of IP that they can use to make all sorts of crazy shit, and Lord knows they have the budget for it. Instead we get inferior versions of their classic cartoons for some reason. Somebody should tell their board of directors that playing it safe in a creative field is a losing proposition.

Copypasting a term command vs. 20 pages of “click here, now click there”. Which is more efficient?

Checked your profile, it’s based AF, continue doing what you’re doing.

Mogged by dinochad again. 😩

Same, except I just use vanilla Ubuntu. It’s no longer the early '00s, you don’t have to tinker with configs on off the shelf hardware.

Can you imagine being in control of your hardware? With Linux you can.