Do you really believe that this is a real data?

Not sure who that is, but great 👍

I once did double “parentheses” in speech when started doing streaming year ago, lol.

If you think that if you cannot count a minor version number from from fingers and toes, and it is meaningless anyway, why not drop the current versioning system entirely? It would be fine if it was (major version).(patch)

Probably some vigeo game on that is ~150-200 GiB. Does that count?

Someone explain me why do I need to spend 10 minutes waiting for some perl stuff to compile while all I wanted is to have live updated currency exchange rates in GnuCash.

• Btrfs on my laptop with openSUSE, mainly because it’s default, but also for its snapshot capabilities.

• Whatever file system my default Raspberry Pi installation uses (probably Ext4).

• NTFS on my main computer With Windows 10, because… well… I don’t really have any other choice, although I know there’s some kind of 3rd party Btrfs driver for Windows as well and you can ever have boot partition formatted as Btrfs, but I think it’s still experimental.

Dual boot but only if you have spare disk for Windows, or alternatively run it in virtual machine.

Just noticed that both Red Hat and Fedora refer to kind of hats.

Being able to use cash is a privilege, and we should not let governments take it from us, since then they can monitor and control everything money-related.

Professional YouTube Watcher or Professional Hobbyist Language Learner.

Yeah, that’s the first distro that I use in a long time (last time before that I was running some early version of Ubuntu MATE), and having a blast already. I also very like customizability of KDE Plasma 6.

I don’t think the ability to destroy your entire system by one command is a good thing for a desktop operating system. On Linux random program with root rights can bring down your entire system by one poorly written script, but Windows at least has multiple mechanisms in place to prevent that.

Yogscast.

It just gone downhill after Jaffa Factory Minecraft series.

I don’t think I’d be happy if all my savings were reduced to $15.

First OS: Windows ME (shudders)

First Linux distro: Some random one designed to run on Netbooks (Couldn’t get wireless to work if I remember correctly)

Frutiger Aero was best. Not only for beautiful design, but also there were standards people followed on making UI’s. Now everything goes. Last time I wanted to register on some shitty website it didn’t provide me any feedback that I wrote “weak” password (I copied it from KeePass), except literally green button that you could click like a madman and it didn’t do anything but went gray when password was “strong enough”.

I am already learning to use FreeBSD. I definitely recommend reading the official handbook, it is even a pretty great introduction to Unix overall.

I once played EU4 too much as I’ve continued to “play” it in sleep, and later wondered why didn’t it save.

I like how they end support for OS without providing an upgrade for a lot of people. Might as well put a Linux ad in their “Your PC is not supported” bullshit.