Most people don’t know. Of the people that know, most don’t care. Of the people that care, most don’t act. Of the people that act, most fail. Of the people that fail, most don’t learn. Those that do, Those very few, Succeed.
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304·10 days agoYou shouldn’t play Roblox.
125·11 days agoYou don’t need masculinity. If you identify as a man, that’s as manly as you need to be.
26·11 days agoOriginality issue.
Because most people don’t know or care about that factor. They just move to whatever’s easiest to use.
Arch has a combination of great documentation and great packaging. I use Debian on a server but for daily use, everything I need is on Arch.
That’s fair.
No, standing is weird and wiping back to front is weird.
That’s weird. You’re weird.
I’m sorry but what is wrong with you.
I have a deep hatred of flatpak and so strongly disagree with this comment.
MX linux
Also try enabling sgx in bios
Have you tried this? https://askubuntu.com/questions/1411354/ubuntu-22-04-acpi-bios-error-bug
Yes you can. I do. If a software does not offer build instructions, which is rare, I just do not use it.
But we’re not talking about rolling or cutting edge distros. MX is based on Debian Stable. Also last time I checked (about a month ago) MX Linux does support Flatpak. Also also, you can enable systemd if you want, but seeing as we’re talking about a distro for complete beginners, I don’t think they’re going to notice, know, or care. Also also also, I really don’t care enough about this to drag it out into some protracted argument.
Download ventoy, slap a few distros on a usb stick, try them, use what you like.
Except for Pale Moon, but it’s not exactly a great experience to use.