Downvoted for funny.

Most Windows machines I see in public run Windows 7, the last good Windows in my opinion.

IDK I just found it in a Telegram group, but a simple search can find you what you want.

I just donated to Voyager, my Lemmy client.

Ditchcord!

Added to the list.

Heaviest things on earth:

4: Elephant

3: Ur mom

2: node_modules

1: wav

Winget, the M$ Store and the other PM I forgot the name of (not choco) exists. But it should one day completely replace .exe installers, they aren’t even practical nor secure! There is no moderation like in an app store.

Everything you listed would be solved if Linux was as mainstream as Windows.

For me, I don’t use Nvidia, WiFi works, old HP printer works, just need to install a package, a 1-year old Canon printer works out of the box on Ubuntu, but on Arch I need to extract the stuff from the driver .deb and place into the it into the right directories. Audio and microphone works flawlessly. This is the case on ASUS ZenBook, an underpowered ASUS Vivobook or something and a 2012 iMac, though on that one I need a modification to /etc/default/grub to be able to control the brightness.

Sudo: command not found

:()

If you don’t give access to it with Flatseal or in the KDE settings app.

What does sudo rm -rf / --no-preserve-root do? I found it on some sketchy article.

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Cinnamon? If you’ve seen the news that it’s getting Wayland support, it doesn’t mean it has now or anywhere in the near future.

I just wanted to mention that if a distro (somehow) had AUR but not pacman, I wouldn’t care.

I installed Mint for the sake of trying it and I quite liked Cinnamon, but after that I did some distro and desktop hopping, I will not go back until it has proper Wayland support.

And for me, AUR.

Yeah. I recommend the TLDR terminal tool. You can contribute command TLDRs. If there is a one for said command, you can type tldr comad and it will give you some valid uses and example commands.

They could’ve just copy-pasted it! And --help should be a brief, easy-to-understand list of commands and explanations, not an extension