Johanno @ Johanno @feddit.de

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Well I mean I can imagine on living without meat. But I can't life without cheese. I mean what meaning does life have if you can't eat cheese?

Well some rules have more exceptions than actual words that follow the rule...

Basically you have to learn everything by heart.

You forgot one

Start signing now!

Shut up!

So you are saying there is a meal in your front yard right now?

HONK!

Well at least some Europe countries are having more equal gender diversity in Germany there were only a few women who studied computer science and even fewer work in it.

Me running debian-testing

😎

So the answer is "yes"

UwUntu

I bought myself a server with 40TB of storage and then gave 10 of that to a iscsi drive which I mount from my gaming pc. So I now install games over my network and play them from there. It helps when you have over 150 steam games and want to install them all.

So if the rare occasion appears when I actually play one of them I can do so instantly.

It only costs 1000€ and a few weeks of setup.

Easy can recommend everybody

Fighting horses right?

It's its s that's attached to it

Well then I wonder what the fuck Windows is doing? Running crypto miners?

Tl;dr:

If you do tweak your system debian seems the most stable one.

Ok I switched to full Linux no Windows about one and a half year ago.

First I tried an Ubuntu gaming variant. It wasn't working like I wanted and outdated. Then manjaro because it was said to be good for gaming and easier than arch. I couldn't get warm with it too many hurdles to get stuff going. Fedora or rather nobara (from the same guy who makes glorious eggroll for Proton) was my choice then I really liked it and it worked mostly like I wanted. But because it is basically dependend on RedHat and they went closed source and I had issues (which weren't solved by a new distro, I messed up my kde configs) I switched to debian-testing.

I knew debian well because it's the same I run for years on my old Laptop which wouldn't Support Windows 10.

And I must say Debian-testing is great, stable and up to date with drivers and stuff. I had to do a few steps to get steam running and install flatpak but then it's just the best experience I ever had on Linux.

What I actually wanted to say is that I usually do a bit of tweaking and then break sth. But on debian I didn't need to do that and if I did it still works fine.

It heavily depends on the content. While on dumb Videos there are dumb comments and on Minecraft Videos there are childish ones on the high quality of entertainment I watch only perfectly balanced comments are shown.

Funny, but did you manage to install it on a way too old pc or are you using hdd as System drive?

Because it just seems to install as normal, but slowly.

I mean Linux may take the same time if you install sth like popos which ads a lot of "bloat"

I was the alien. I can confirm