If you want to REALLY optimise your edging, I suggest getting into gentoo and learning how to compile most optimally for your system. It’s a lot of time, but think of all the edging efficiency you can gain from that. You might even have more edging per edging if you get deep enough!
Anything between 5 minutes and 5 days, including those numbers as well. The more you approach the midpoint between those 2 numbers, the odds of that being near my uptime are lower
sigh LinuxFromScratch desktop evenually? See yall on the other side guys, good luck to us all (we’ll need it TT)
As a someone who wanted to play around with mint after already using arch for a longer while to check out “distrohopping”: easier*
(went right back to my comfort space of arch real quick, don’t really get distrohopping yet, how do I actually do that properly?)
Is this the year of linux from scratch - desktop?!
Jjk fan? Baseball, huh?
RAM prices ain’t gonna drop on their own!
Papers and blueprints on how to make every part
Hey! Gears changed by jamming a galvanized square steel pole into the floor is WAY more optimal than having a gear stick. Reduces weight, I may change gears often, but it’s not EVERY time.
(I do have the gear stick on anyways in case I forget how to use the steel pole properly, but that’s not the point!)
Rest in peace my granny,she got hit by a bazooka
(got no clue why, but really FEELS like an appropirate reaction to have, I salute to you and your pain sir!)
Despite it’s reputation, I don’t remember anyone being unkind even in the arch forums, worst cases I would describe more so as inconsiderate. We all lift together, after all
Pfft, L take, just learn linux from scratch and install linux on a pdf file, partition the machine, make it boot directly the pdf file, and have a working lfs, very customisable as well.
(In case it’s not clear, this is a joke, by which I mean, the part where I recommend this, the process I describe is for some reason an actually doable thing (technically can do it on a piece of salami if you’re rednecked enough))
Surely, you mistyped neovim?
I may be dumb, been on linux too long or a combination of both. But what other way is there, does windows work differently? (regarding that)
That seems like a really cool idea. I hope someone makes an operating system for home servers, or servers in general for just that.
Tho, I feel like it would be kinda niche for anything else unless the popular things get so bad that people who research find about it and try to use it for daily drivers.
It would take a really long while for it to get adopted en masse, but would be a cool project idea.
I’ll write that down, thanks! :D
I kinda have the reverse problem.
I started with arch and when I was making a beginner friendly linux laptop for my parents, I chose Mint and later switched to Zorin, and wanted to make everything as windows like as possible.
My problem that I felt like wrestling and constantly having to look what is in my system etc etc. Felt really frustrating and like I knew way less than I thought.
So IMO, distro hoppers are way more knowledgeable than many Arch users, merely from knowing how to wrestle with the system, where in contrast, all I do is install what I want and when I want to do something, I already know exactly and precisely what to look into.
I, as an arch user, honestly approve of this one. Well played, fuck you and see ya next week!
(the f u is /j ofc)
Shhh, you can just edit the comment to be “yay -Sau” and pretend you check for whether stuff breaks and act updating aur packages is something you prefer to do seperately ;)
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There is a “I use arch btw” programming language though…