Every time I’m forced to use Windows it feels like I’m being punished.
More like being molested.
After a day at work, forced to use mac, I just have to start my linux machine, even if I do not have anything to do on it, just to feel sane again.
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First thing I noticed about this photo is that she’s holding her hair away from the ground while putting her mouth right on it. I’m not sure why but that seems funny to me.
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That would explain it.
Your logic has no place in the internet. Begone!
“I don’t care if I get dirt in my mouth, but I better not get it in my hair.”
Maybe she’s used to pull her hair back in this position out of habit?
I can’t deal with that picture of Katty Perry kissing dirt.
“I kissed some dirt and I like it…” xD
Genuinely, the more I use Linux the more slow and clunky windows feels. Also I’m a power user, when you install custom apps on windows it FEELS bloated, it’s like “you didn’t do this the WINDOWS way, so it’s clunky” meanwhile on Linux it’s like “yeah man it’s open just plug in whatever” and it JUST WORKS
Doesn’t matter if you did do it the windows way, honestly. Anything of any scale programmed in .NET has runtime reflection scattered everywhere, and that shit adds up.
.NET runs fast on Linux
bought one of the new snapdragon x elite laptops recently. obviously it came with windows 11 and i had to briefly use it to shrink the boot partition and disable bitlocker so i could install the ubuntu concept image on it.
The amount of advertising i was subjected to in that time was infuriating. not to mention the frankly arduous setup wizard.
Even with the slight bugginess of a “concept image” OS, the user experience is SOOOO much better than shitty horrible windows.
Sent from my HP OmniBook running NOT windows
I had to click 4 times over 90 seconds on “sleep” on my work laptop windows 11 machine today before it actually did anything.
A meme can’t be more right.
10 years ago I wouldn’t have imagined this, but this is me every time I have to use Windows (e.g., occasionally for work) or help someone else with it.
Same. I just switched a few months back. My laptop runs cool and quiet on Linux. When I need to boot to Windows, I hear that poor cooling fan laboring even when Windows is idle, plus everything is much slower and poorly organized. Why does my context menu have 14 selections?! Going back to Linux feels like coming home.
Performative and dirt-on-lips pilled.
I use arch btw.
BRO is that Katy Perry after her space trip, I haven’t heard anything about that in a hot minute
Could a similar meme be made between distributions?
Arch users switching back to Arch after 10 minutes of using Ubuntu:
Alternatively:
Ubuntu users switching back to Ubuntu after using Arch for ten minutes
Me when coming back to a system without NetworkManager
Anyone after trying Ubuntu. Anyone after trying a tiling manager.
For me, it’s after trying a non tiling WM. I’m too deep into i3 (now Sway) + tmux.
For me, it’s after trying a non tiling WM. I’m too deep into i3 (now Sway) + tmux.
I find it hard to understand how people are able to kiss the ground without the thought getting in their mind that - someone probably spat/pissed in that place not too long ago.
This was in the desert in texas wasn’t it?
good chance nobody has been in that particular spot for a long time
If they aren’t worried about dirt, I doubt that they’re gonna be worried about spit or piss.
Just came back to Debian on my gaming rig after a 4 year hiatus, I’ve missed it.
>Be me
>Build new PC
>"Maybe I’ll try out Linux. "
>Fairly popular 2 year old Motherboard
>Integrated WiFi Module no drivers available
>Integrated Bluetooth Module no drivers available
>No support for $170 Sound Card
>4 hours of troubleshooting later
>Linux more bloated with dependencies and packages from troubleshooting than your grandmas browser extensions
>“Fuck this”
>Nuke Partition
>Install Windows
>Shit instantly just works
>Use Linux partition drive for backupsdid you try and use Arch?
i’ve only ever had to fuck around with wifi drivers when installing Arch
Everytime i’ve installed ubuntu on a laptop it’s worked fine out of the box, including on the same laptop i had to fuck around with drivers on for Arch
I love Arch, but it is not for beginners. WiFi and Bluetooth are both sketchy. Or, at least, they used to be.
i settled on Manjaro in the end for my desktop PCs. it has the flexibility of Arch including use of the AUR but i don’t have to put much effort into setting it up
No, but apparently I have one of the only WiFi/Bluetooth chip of MediaTek Corps. MT Series that is inexplicably not supported. Most others of that lineup are, just this exact one isn’t.
i learned from my recent incursion into setting up a concept ubuntu build for snapdragon laptops that you can pull binaries from the windows partition to make the wifi drivers work
Buy good hardware next time
I switch back to it to play half life alyx which I borrowed, otherwise usually it’s sitting in a virtual machine (its corner)
