No hay de qué camarada!

“Camarada”. While the majority of spanish words ending in -a are considered feminine, camarada is the exception. It has no gramatical gender and can be used with whichever article you want. “Un camarada”, “una camarada” = a comrade

I can read to, but the text changes each time I read it.

Fun thing, it’s also gender neutral in spanish

Mint and manjaro(?

KDE and Cinnamon are solid desktop environments.

Nah

I was already on Mastodon when the API price increase thing happened on reddit and my favourite client (infinity) became useless. I wasn’t going to use the bloat-fest that is the reddit app, so I switched to Lemmy in “protest”. Now I’m using eternity (a fork of infinity) and I have found a place in this community where I’m incredibly happy. I’m never going back to that shithole and I don’t miss anything from there. There’s a lot of karma-farming and every single person there reads exactly the same. There’s no real discourse. The only times I use it (and through a web browser) is when I’m looking for solutions to some tech-related issue, and that is, if I haven’t found the solution here already.

Rust!

Thanks for the tip, I also consider myself a linux begginer. I started with arch (without arch-install). I’ve borked enough installations to not be a complete noob. So I guess I could try installing gentoo.

Noice!! Some day I’d like to try gentoo

https://stallman.org/saint.html

And saint IGNUcius of the church of emacs. May we recite our confession of faith:

There is no system but GNU, and Linux is one of its kernels.

Can we change systemctl start to systemctl summon pls??

We call them the deep folk, some say they’ve gone completely insane

How to drown with your own blood. Whomever came up with that one definitely knew and was just pulling a prank or something

I use QEMU/KVM with virt-manager and I love it. I recommend that you check out a tutorial on how to install it and use it

I had no idea mageia existed until I met a dude who had it

That’s why I just use a VM, I skip all the complications of having to fix bootloaders and broken installs. If anything goes wrong with windows I just delete the VM. Arch barely uses any RAM, so even back when I had only 8GB, windows ran incredibly well. I’ve updated to 16GB (because I needed the 64 bit version of excel and I wasn’t being able to install it due to RAM requirements). Ever since then, I don’t even look back to dual booting.

Funny story, originally my laptop was dual booted, but I removed windows completely and formated the partition, and since it was at the beggining of the drive, and you cannot move blocks around so easily in storage (I needed another SSD or hard drive to copy them momentarily) I was left with a hole in my storage. What I did was, mount the directory with the VM image storage to the empty partition. So now it’s kind of “dual booting” with some extra steps and with the added benefit of being able to use both OS’ at the same time

[TL;DR] If possible, just use a VM

I don’t even want windows on raw metal, so I have a virtual machine for work stuff

Is it finally being shut down? Don’t get my hopes up