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Doctor Dogballs posted:christ, imagine using windows at home, by choice.. why on earth Some folks really like system tray popups I guess! I was over at my dad's yesterday and in 2 minutes he got no fewer than 5 tray popups about various software wanting to update and/or upsell. #WindowsLife At least it doesn't crash as much as it did it 1990. E: for OP: how much wood could a woodchuck chuck if a woodchuck could chuck a copy of Windows 3.1 out the window of a 5th story building at sea level? |
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Jul 7, 2021 13:33
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there is truly only one way to figure out where you stand on all things computer: OP...vim or emacs? |
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barfdog posted:there is truly only one way to figure out where you stand on all things computer: acme 
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Dr. Chainsaws PhD posted:do you pronounce it "lynn-icks" or "lye-nicks" "lynn-icks" barfdog posted:Are you proud of yourself, op? yos cruft posted:E: for OP: how much wood could a woodchuck chuck if a woodchuck could chuck a copy of Windows 3.1 out the window of a 5th story building at sea level? idk nitsuga posted:Also, what's your opinion on Windows users? wish they would stop using Winblows barfdog posted:there is truly only one way to figure out where you stand on all things computer: uhhhhhhhh I'm not familiar with either, I just use Kate because it's the default editor for my DE I'm sorry
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Jul 7, 2021 22:24
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On Winblows, I use NFOPad for viewing .nfos from torrents.  It also lets you open links with Ctrl + click, and I don't know any text editor on Linux that has that feature.
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Yuu Morisawa posted:On Winblows, I use NFOPad for viewing .nfos from torrents. Visual Studio Code |
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Jul 7, 2021 22:34
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what r ur hobbies
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thanks fren
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nut posted:what r ur hobbies I watch annie may
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Yuu Morisawa posted:I watch annie may is that the woman spiderman loves
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nut posted:is that the woman spiderman loves no it's those japanese cartoons
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not a question but i recently watched an entire season of lupin on a friend's recommendation and it's the only anime i watched in years but it was p good
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this thread made me install manjaro onto my laptop. hope your happy op well... that and xubuntu was acting weird after an update. but this thread was like at least 10% of the reason as well!!!
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actual question: do you use a l33t hacker style terminal or a nice modern looking one
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I think I'll set up a vm of Manjaro, thanks op! it looks cool and I've only ever worked with Debian, and Mandrake back in the day also please post your wallpaper, it's cute |
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Hey op, I think it's cool you have a thing you like. I hope I wasn't a big jerk. |
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Nice! (I use arch btw) |
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i use freebsd because i am a masochist but i'm glad to see people using any form of *nix more tbh |
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barfdog posted:i'm glad to see people using any form of *nix more tbh same with the exception of mac os. foss or die |
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Dr. Chainsaws PhD posted:is it a POS? i’ve heard some sources say that a lot of operating systems are Pieces Of You Know What!! |
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sorry y'all I haven't checked the thread in a while I'll reply ASAP
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Dr. Chainsaws PhD posted:actual question: do you use a l33t hacker style terminal or a nice modern looking one hmm I mainly use Guake (Quake-style terminal) and Terminology Not sure which those would be Code Jockey posted:I think I'll set up a vm of Manjaro, thanks op! it looks cool and I've only ever worked with Debian, and Mandrake back in the day https://www.pixiv.net/en/artworks/90561024 The character is Laura from Tropical-Rouge! Precure also that's cool I hope you like it as well Escape From Noise posted:Hey op, I think it's cool you have a thing you like. I hope I wasn't a big jerk. Thanks gay for gacha posted:Nice! very cool barfdog posted:i use freebsd because i am a masochist but i'm glad to see people using any form of *nix more tbh How is it different from a Linux distro? (I know that it's an OS rather than just a kernel but not much else) I also wish people would stop using Winblows CatBlack posted:same with the exception of mac os. foss or die I remember that one of my aunts uses Mac and she had to install a program to connect to Android  gross
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Dr. Chainsaws PhD posted:actual question: do you use a l33t hacker style terminal or a nice modern looking one l33t hacker checking in here! I used rxvt for years, and now I use hterm. Both are plain and boring, which is what I want so I can focus on doing l33t hacker stuff. When you're doing rad poo poo, you don't want to waste CPU and attention on your computer looking like a movie prop. |
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Yuu Morisawa posted:How is it different from a Linux distro? (I know that it's an OS rather than just a kernel but not much else) As a "Berkeley System Distribution" (BSD), it's a direct open source descendent of AT&T Unix, rather than being a "built from the ground up" Unix-like system, like Linux is. You'll find that mostly everything in the user environment works in a very similar way, but the BSD kernel is vastly different from that of Linux, and you will find noticeable differences in filesystem structure, and potentially in standard shell utility output and command format (given that all of BSD's are BSD tools, whereas a lot of Linux's are "remakes" of standard Unix tools, I guess you could say). |
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I installed MX Linux on an old laptop recently to try it out. It's fast and easy to use, but Manjaro w/ KDE Plasma is still better imo. However, one thing I discovered that I don't like about Dolphin (the file browser) is that it cannot run as root, which is dumb.
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Manjaro you glad I didn't say Gentoo
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How does KDE run on that hardware? I've always recommended XFCE to people with older hardware but I know KDE has been improving. |
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So I wasn't able to install Manjaro on my Thinkpad but I did install Kubuntu and holy cow plasma is nice It's been ages since I seriously tried using Linux as a desktop OS and the experience is so much better now Thanks for the motivation OP and I still will try Manjaro on a VM on my server |
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CatBlack posted:How does KDE run on that hardware? I've always recommended XFCE to people with older hardware but I know KDE has been improving. It's pretty usable most of the time and looks amazing. Code Jockey posted:So I wasn't able to install Manjaro on my Thinkpad but I did install Kubuntu and holy cow plasma is nice I like Manjaro because it's easy to setup and use and I hope you like it too. Also I'm glad I stopped using Windows and I generally have had a more positive experience that I did with Windows 10. Also always have a 8.1 PC if I really need to use something on Windows
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Nice, I've been using Manjaro for a while. Used Archlinux before, but it has the tendency to break when you make an update and are too lazy to read the changelogs.... Manjaro is basically Archlinux but they wait with updates until the cutting edge folks found all the bugs.... |
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Leika posted:Nice, I've been using Manjaro for a while. Used Archlinux before, but it has the tendency to break when you make an update and are too lazy to read the changelogs.... Manjaro is basically Archlinux but they wait with updates until the cutting edge folks found all the bugs.... I've been using arch for years and the only thing that is really broken and a pain to deal with is proprietary nvidia drivers. |
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I was never horribly broken, but at the worst times. In university I messed up my system right before the exams, every semester... |
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