Victor

Not sure if that’s a fair metric yet.

What problems have you had with btrfs? None here for years.

Depends on your definition of “reliable” 😉

Slackware is the linux arch users wish they could maintain.

Could you uh… go into more detail? I don’t ask for anything else from my Arch install so I’m curious what Slackware has to offer that’s better than Arch.

Can’t remember any acts of kindness towards me. Only shit I do myself on a daily basis unto others, like oh I dunno, signal my turns, hold doors for people, say hello to someone who looks like they might need some human interaction. Stuff that should be commonplace, but people live in their asshat bubbles thinking about their own asshat lives instead of being just a little bit decent toward the rest of us asshats.

Goddammit. It’s not hard.

99% of the time, I make up statistics

Kat and Zohr too, yeah. Gorgeous people. Brother Zohr might just be the most photogenic of all of them, ngl. Coming from me as a cis het man.

She’s so fire though, politically, not just looks. Her whole social media presence is like scrolling c/murderedbywords. Love 'er.

True, then I would personally run pgrep first, then killall. 😊

Huh, interesting.

Maybe I’ll understand better if I try to install it in a VM or something. 😁

People in bubbles or people disconnected enough from American politics, I guess. European here. 🙋‍♂️ Hi.

This is off topic but God does she have a pretty smile.

So like, you aren’t using packages from 2022, then? Or, you are if you’re on the stable branch? Am I getting close?

The fact that you have to ask is a major point against the Linux desktop.

I softly disagree with this statement. I was just following what they said in their comment, and what I was really fishing for was use case and circumstances, down the line in the conversation. 🙂

Probably not surprisingly, it came down to gaming and kernel-level anti-cheat software.

But your experience matters, of course. A lot of efficient and lean Linux distros can’t really afford to do a lot of handholding in order to be so lean. And reading documentation and following along with instructions definitely isn’t for everyone. But really that’s all I did to install my distro of choice. I just read the installation guide on the Wonderful Wiki™️ and I came out flying.

Linux really has matured a lot in the recent decade though, even more in the last couple of years. So maybe you’d find something you like if you gave it another go now.

I’m happily gaming and working and just regular-old computing on my PC with Linux. It can be done. I feel like maybe you had bad luck with the timing in combination with what you wanted to accomplish or achieve with your PC, or something. I dunno.

Anyway, long reply is long. Take care!

Neither are you, cheers friend

Edit: I don’t know wtf I meant with “neither are you”, bruh I have a fever right now. What I meant is you seem nice.

Take care…!

ngl, I guess reading text and following instructions really is above average these days, huh. 💀

So all the package versions really are locked to the Slackware version from 2022 then? Is that how it works? If so that’s very… stable.

Awesome. I wish I could just boot right into scoring the first goal in Rocket League as well.

I dunno. I consider myself to be an “average person” lmao. I just happen to be able to read text and follow instructions. Anybody being able to bake simple cookies or boil pasta should be able to install and configure Arch Linux.

But if you’re really into the weeb bit, like your kid, that’s great lol.

😆👌 I see lol

So do you dual boot or do you have a computer mainly for Fortnite? Or maybe just gave up on Linux overall?