linux mint is the best way to get the latest version of the most important thing
archlinux and I do not have suggestions/autocorrect btw
Hah, I understood that reference! I too use Arch and disable suggestions/autocorrect btw.
/wozWell you won’t believe what I did then: I’m also trans and am too versatile with my typing to get any use off of any autocorrect (that is what you meant, right?)
NixOS is a very good alternative to Linux and Linux for Linux and Linux.
Linux’s not Linux
NixOS on Hurd
Or as I’ve recently started calling it, Linux + Linux.
NixOS and Home Manager config both ways to get rid of the same thing
EndeavourOS cult following furry drama queen Mary Lee Harvey Oswald shot in the shower wbu?
This gibberish was brought to you by OpenBoard…
Gibberish? That’s poetry. I sang it to Billy Joel’s ‘We Didn’t Start the Fire’
EndeavourOS I can get it to you tomorrow morning to you too if you want me to
furry
uwu
Pop!_OS is a good idea 😁 to get a call from the top of the stairs 🙀 a little trollsorting 💀 Fucking FBI honeypot 🍯
arch linux gosuslugi mosru rutube the nerdshit skill level of the gym and i also would you like to go robot
genZdong is two blocks down, pal
What keyboard do you use, that finishes your sentence?
gboard (firewalled)
Heliboard seems to be the sauce these days. I use Simplekeyboard because it matches my theme.
Damn, now I’m a normie again apparently. Fml. Gonna switch to KeePass2Androids keyboard then /s
I use KeePassDX’s “Magikeyboard” to type everything. I have an entry with every character in it as a custom field. My phone doesn’t have any other keyboard installed, so in order to use the keyboard you first have to unlock my database with a fingerprint.
Well KeePass2Androids keyboard is a lot more ugly and inflexible lol
And what makes KeePassDX unusable for me is the missing remote support, as my KeePass file is on a Nextcloud webdav share. On PC, as KeePassXC also does not support it, i can just mount my Nextcloud. In KP2A i can connect to the webdav share. But mounting something consistently in Android is hard to impossible.
Firewalled how? Custom ROM? Custom apk? Normal Android non-root firewall app? I’d like to know more.
rn netguard
Thanks! I just got Rethink setup last night. I was able to import my actual VPN into it, and it works great!
if your on calyx use their firewall app datura
FUTO Keyboard.
Stock iOS keyboard
Gentoo Linux is the best thing for me to bring to the house for you and your mom
Your mom is amazing :D Tell your dad he did good
Were having gentoo for supper
Arch is a great alternative to Linux and Linux is a great alternative to Linux.
EndeavourOS É A MAIOR DE TODOS.
Not sure why everything was capitalised and in Portuguese when I’m using English at the moment.
Lmao
Fedora is a good choice for this use case and I would recommend it for the use case of the Linux ecosystem.
OP: “Do a thing with your OS”
bluegandalf’s keyboard: “Fedora is a good choice for this use case!”
Arch is the only person who has been in my house for the last week and i have no clue how he is going about it and he has no clue how it is affecting him or how he feels and how it is affected me
A homeless dude broke into my house and just sits there using Arch Linux. Do I call Stallman or something?
Someone help this guy
OpenSUSE is the same thing with C as with Python and Go or Go and Go and Go and Go
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YAST makes it easy to use any of them, right?
NixOS NixOS NixOS NixOS NixOS NixOS NixOS
Most sane NixOS user.
Debian is the best and I don’t know what to do with it
Ubuntu and I have a lot of work to do in the morningEdit: Ubuntu is a very distressing person
you forgot to add is to Ubuntu
Ubuntu is a good idea to get the money for the new building
Mint LMDE is a great game and I love it so much and I love the game so much and I love it too much to not even play it anymore because I love the art style and the art style so much and I love it and I love how it is so much more than the game itself
Ah yes, good expansion to the old Linux Mint game, also known by its fuller title,
Linux Mint: the Rise of Debian
