Debian: the bookworm (heh), and the one who does everyone’s homework.

Fedora: the popular rich girl.

Arch: the insufferable geeky nerd who reminds the teacher about the homework.

Mint: the new kid.

ChromeOS: the one who is desperately trying to fit in and be cool.

Manjaro: the one who vapes in the bathrooms.

Ubuntu: Tries to be like the bookworm, but reads comics instead of novels.

Gentoo: the perfectionist who insists on doing every part of the group project.

LFS: the principal.

I’ve had good luck with ServerPartDeals.com.

Given the opportunity, would you expose yourself sexually to a group of kindergartners?

Tusk, tusk!

When I first started out, I used to customize my system constantly. Then I switched to KDE Plasma, and aside from a few minor configs, I’m completely satisfied with Breeze.

Doesn’t the official guide recommend using GNOME Disk Utility anyway?

Relevant thread.

Off the top of my head:

• Rock Bottom
• Krusty Krab Training Video
• Squid’s Day Off
• Idiot Box

What store was this? And what was the brand of the TV?

Semi-relevant xkcd, but replace the last sentence with “Oh, he just wiped Windows and installed Ubuntu? Uh, cool, that works too.”

Long live Lemmy!

The cost might go up significantly if they’re actually hosting the .torrent files. They could save space and bandwidth by only hosting the magnet links like The Pirate Bay did.

The X Window System (aka X.Org or X11) has been the default window system in many distros. Recently there has been a new window system called Wayland, so the joke would be that Debian is dropping X11 and switching to Wayland.

Friendica.

As for convincing people to join, I’m not sure if we can. Lead a horse to water and all that.

Don’t snap at me, but it would be more apt of you to make a flat pack, or create an app image, or you might get stuck in a tar ball.

It seems you’re on lemmy.world.

You might want to try contacting their support group.

There’s also been an issue where you won’t be able to comment or post if you’re using a VPN or Tor.

Here’s one:

And Blu-ray beats them both.

Jenkins says there are already three Popeye slasher flicks in the works.

Filmmakers Try To Use Public Domain Characters for Anything Other Than Cheap Horror Movies Challenge (IMPOSSIBLE)