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I still look at Windows user like this after a year

If it’s not a war but just a special pettiness operation, the Geneva conventions don’t hold.

The first rule of Linux is you talk about Linux. The second rule of Linux is do talk about Linux.

Customizing the appearance of the desktop, for example with custom themes, widgets that show various stats etc etc

I used to be like that, nowadays I just choose a distro that comes with a DE I like out of the box, switch to dark mode, set a wallpaper and call it a day.

“”“working”“”

If only the offer wasn’t long gone by now… ;_;

I mean if they’re free you can always sell them for cheap and feel good about making some money while reducing e-waste

So far I have resisted but I still regret not buying the 160GB ram HP workstation for 20 bucks a couple weeks ago :(

Also, it’s a good idea to have 2 or 3 SBCs sitting in a drawer unused, for the sole purpose of looking at them when the urge to buy something hits again.

I used those big floppy disks with some ancient hardware for running physics experiments during university in like 2015-ish, and I’m sure that exact floppy is still in use today. It’s not even a small and underfunded university or anything.

DON’T OPEN THE BOX WHEN IT ARRIVES this is a keter class object, also don’t move we’re sending someone to help you

I maintain that a game that is not specifically a stealth game should have no stealth sections at all. They’re always bad.

No further arguments needed.

Nobara: It works well most of the time and has pretty much everything needed for gaming preinstalled. I had a bad update once that prevented booting past the command line though. Now that I’m more experienced I’d probably use a more mainline distro and install the gaming stuff myself.