IninewCrow

Snap fries need updating … again

And cause uncontrollable diarrhea

For a guy fighting against terminal cancer with no hope of help, he sure was quick to use euthanasia on someone that could have had lots of options in treatment.

I’ve been on Linux for about 15 years now … I’m no pro and I’ve never really advanced in anything with the terminal

I tried doing stuff years ago but then I came at a crossroad … either spend my life learning the dark arts of the terminal and all the details of how every major system works … reinstall every time I have a new problem that I caused … or just leave everything alone and never tweak or adjust anything.

For the past few years, I just install the latest stable version of anything I use and never bother touching or tweaking anything … never had a problem since.

Give a lightning scar across the top

Sometimes … usually I just hit a wall because I don’t know enough but I know enough to get myself in trouble … so I just stop, reformat, reinstall and start all over.

About the biggest lesson I’ve learned from Linux is not to mess with too many things unless you want to learn about it and have lots of time in your hands.

Otherwise if you find a good distro for your needs, a stick with it, don’t change it, update and backup regularly.

Never trusted this setup to begin with because I didn’t trust Microsoft and I’m not all that capable or want to take time to sort this stuff out on a regular basis.

So I just setup my ThinkPad laptop with two removable SSDs and I just swap one or the other whenever I need. The drive is easily switched, from power down, remove drive, insert other drive and restart only takes about two minutes.

I’m not going to risk messing up my setup because two operating systems can’t work with one another.

Besides I seldom switch, I use Windows if I really have to about three or four times a year.

Lol … I never update it until I need it because I noticed it is perpetually updating. I only ever use it maybe one or twice a month so I don’t update it until I actually want to use it.

Chrome is the one I see all the freakin time on Linux … sometimes it’s once a week but it’s more like every two weeks they completely update the entire software, get rid of the old and install a new version. It wouldn’t be a big deal but if you’ve tweaked any changes with one version, they get wiped everytime which forces everyone to stick to the software and never change it ever at all.

For the record, I use Firefox and only keep Chrome if I need the browser for any reason … like casting.

GNU

Aspiring to becoming and staying a billionaire requires a certain amount of psychopathy because it takes a certain mentality to want to own so much wealth that you’ll never be able to enjoy all of it in a lifetime while at the same time denying or taking away the wealth of others who might need it.

If I had a billion, I’d take a few million and live off the interest and give away the rest and not be bothered by anyone or anything ever again.

Or is it trans people turn their systems to Linux?

Is it the chicken or the egg?

Ah … I see your problem … it’s right next to Windows.

… and Chrome could be Bowser … the terrible monster browser that plagues all of them but is linked to everyone

*plumbing … unless you were going for some sexual innuendo I don’t understand

I installed them. I installed them all. They’re formatted, every single one of them. And not just the laptops, but the PCs and the tablets too. They’re like animals, and I forced it on them like Windows users. I HATE THEM.

Torvalds eating raw coffee beans straight from the can

NSA wearing all your clothes and chatting with your wife inside your house: what’s up guys!

It’s also amazing they even try because a good percentage of Ubuntu users are likely knowledgeable tech users who like to stay aware of their software. Many of them are probably former or current Microsoft or Apple users who want to avoid big corporate OS systems because of creeping advertising.