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Oh, no biggie. Shit happens.
At least now you know to check your settings.
Oh, no biggie. Shit happens.
At least now you know to check your settings.
Old obscure shit you say? Sounds like I might be interested. Can you let me know what you’re seeding and where I can find a torrent or magnet?
Nyaa.si is one I have good experiences with.
Also subsplease has their own site with torrents in multiple resolutions. Those are great if you’re using devices that can’t do 1080 anymore.
That makes sense.
I agree, mint is a good place to start. If it turns out to be too much for your pc you could always try antix or q4os or puppy linux next, which is even more lightweight.
But I have recently found that mint is like a better version of ubuntu and I used to recommend ubuntu all the time because 9/10 times it just works.
That’s not bad cpu load. I was expecting you to ask why your processor is 100% all the time after listing all those services lol.
I feel inspired to make a joke linux distro like this
With blackjack and hookers?
That’s interesting. Thanks.
I actually prefer the eth0 and wlan0.
I’m just running Linux. Or for the Linux people it’s KDE Plasma. Or Ubuntu with LXDE. Or degoogled Android. Or whatever, these are examples.
Me too. Don’t care much for commercial uses.
Don’t you confuse people with your open os’es by calling them free. No charge is the only real free.
Don’t know where but I know I’d be interested.
I get the idea of paying for fonts but it’s like copyright law to me. After x years it’s free game.
Because it’s being pedantic and it’s being wrong. And that’s annoying.
Software is not named by the compiler used or the tools included in the end package.
And if you’re talking about all of those in general, it’s just Linux.
Ah, thanks. That makes sense.
I personally only use bittorrent and irc to download anime and had never heard of this.
I didn’t know there was a mailman living in my computer screen.
I haven’t seen utorrent on linux or 7zip with the gui integration like it has in windows. That was my example.
Does this also work in Linux or just GNU/Linux?