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what if linux or ubuntu took the android route???
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That's what I hated about the Reddit Linux communities. Everyone, or nearly, was super hostile towards nubs. Ask a question anywhere, sometimes even in the "newbie" r/ s, and it'd just be an echo chamber of "don't you know how to use Google?" Or similar stuff.
I've been dabbling with Linux for almost 2 decades at this point, and when I get stuck it's because I've already exhausted my web search abilities.
The most frustrating is when you hit a super niche issue, and the only relevant result is a single forum post with the exact same issue, and the only reply is OP saying "nevermind, figured it out myself."
And then to be told to fuck off and learn how to do a web search....
and web searching keeps getting worse and worse...
Have you tried turning it off and on again? You may have Cancer. Heres a different issue on Windows: rtfm ...
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