"Have you heard about our Lord and Saviour Arch BTW"
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Our maintainer,
who art in the AUR,
blessed be thy PKGBUILD.
Thy updates roll,
thy configs persist,
on / as it is in ~/.config.
Give us this day our daily pacman -Syu
,
and forgive us our broken mirrors,
as we forgive those who fail to read the wiki.
Lead us not into dependency hell
,
but deliver us from bloat.
For thine is the minimal base,
the freedom of customization, and the inevitability of btw, I use Arch
,
forever and ever.
reboot
reboot
? But my uptime
!
Uptime is so over-rated.
I was heavy gaming back in the days of WindowsME. It ran smooth for over 6 months 24/7 without fail. How? - It was mostly software firewalls (but other certain software). Why only 6 months? -Shutdown to install a new GPU.
Same thing happens in Linux, VLC would hard crash it, Bombermaaan, etc.
I fixed many WinME computers by uninstalling their software firewalls. -Black Ice Defender was a common culprit.
The only time I ever mention an OS is to bitch about it.
Windows 11 start menu sucks. But no, I'm not switching to Linux.
BSD it is then :P
Remember OS/2 Warp? That was awesome. I'd gladly move to a universe where IBM won the OS Wars.
Some of us got over the hurdle of it changing and prefer the new. I like being able to press super, start typing a setting I'm looking for and go right to that setting.