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  • moitoi@feddit.de
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    1 year ago

    The good/bad Linux distro circlejerk.

    People are constantly speaking about what’s the best or worst distro in long argumentation loosing their time. Instead, it would nice to make people actually switch to a Linux distro and stay on a distro. Each people people switching from another OS is a win. This matters and how making Linux distros more accessible to everyone.

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      1 year ago

      Haha, noob. My distro is the best distro and everybody should be using it because nobody has a different use case and expectation anyway. My terminal skills are unrivalled, your mouse is blocking your progress to true productive greatness. My automated installation runs faster than you can download your proprietary drivers. I use imagemagick instead of gimp for its speed and user friendliness. Vim is the only editor you ever need. Do you even internet without your own email server? I rather install rpm’s on arch than use flatpack.

      //The linux endboss needs to be a meme. We could make chuck norris level jokes about him.

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          1 year ago

          Yes. One is obviously running in a kvm of the other. Both nailed down with grsec hardening and selinux and chroot jails everywhere a noob would use a container. The main filesystem is a readonly squashfs on raid1.

          Any more ideas for the most hellish linux system we can create for our enemies?

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      1 year ago

      I’ve been on arch for 4 or 5 years now. I think the “distro hopping” is mostly a meme my noobs. No hate.

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        1 year ago

        I didn’t mean distro hopping. I mean people actually staying on Linux after trying it and not going back to another os.