This doesnβt look like Arch.
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Debian users will eventually tell everyone, but itβll take 2 years before they see the question.
Gentoo users would too, but their social skills are still compiling
I use arch btw
My first lemmy account was on an instance called iusearchlinux.fyi then it just disappeared suddenly and without explanation (admin probably burnt out). Anyway, it was nice to be able to tell people i use arch linux without actually having to tell them. I miss that instance
The server it ran on crashed after an update, and the wiki doesn't mention recovery of a lemmy instance.
Oh i didnt know about this. Where did you read this, id like to see if theres more info?
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I tried it but TF2 wouldn't launch so I switched to Ubuntu.
I tried it but TF2 wouldnβt launch so I switched to Ubuntu.
If a user doesnβt learn how to manage nvidia proprietary drivers on arch, they probably are in a better home at ubuntu
Assuming that this was the problemβ¦
I installed TF2 on a Mac with only integrated graphics in college and played a ten to twelve FPS slideshow for years.
It was Debian as well.
I've been playing it on and off since launch and never got less than 60fps π , but generally around 120fps as I had a 3d vision monitor(that didn't work so well in source games though iirc).
didn't get as far as seeing a framerate in arch, couldn't work out why it wasn't working and gave up π
haven't checked my framerate in Ubuntu but felt like about 144 or something like that
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"We will track your location just this once to mail programmer socks also."
If I was getting programmer socks in exchange for my personal data I wouldn't care so much about privacy.
arch btw
The first rule of Linux is you talk about Linux. The second rule of Linux is do talk about Linux.
1st rule of Kernel club is you talk about Linux. 2nd rule of kernel club is you never talk about gnu
Ouch, that hurds.
Q: A crossfit trainer, a vegetarian, and a Baptist Christian walk into a bar. How do we know?
A: They told every god damn person in the bar within the first 5 fucking minutes
What does a crossfitting, vegan, Arch user talk about first?
They probably have a Tshirt
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Fake. Doesn't say shit about stockings
That's because these are GUI users, the real TOS is written in an arcane format only viewable by a cat or a bat.
Steam Deck Users be like:
"arch btw"
You son of bitch I'm in!
I use Ubuntu btw.
Well I guess its better than windows.
Every time I have to, I have an inexplicable rage that appears deep within me that goes away as soon as I don't have to deal with it anymore.
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As an enlightened Mint user...
As a mint Enlightenment user I can only sneer at these plebes.
Enlightenmint was just sitting there
You would think they'd at least experimint with a few lines before they cast admonishmint at we poor souls who are so pArched for a good line.
This is actually only in the Arch installer. lmao
And we obey!
Install Linux, everybody!
You'll get free cookies
This is hilarious π€£
I am obligated to inform you that I run linux.
I use Arch BTW β just in case if Arch has that in their terms.
Seems very reasonable.
I don't tell EVERYONE. I just tell my coworkers and friends...
You have family, neighbors, people in the parking lot that you are obligated to share your wisdom with
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