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  • No I didn’t mean it that way. Ok, I’ll put it in other words. Certain people have an interest in specific things. I am interested in how Linux works, but I dont care how my car works, or how politics works. It’s just a personal instinct what we like.

    And I meant that for people with my interest, arch is great. Its absolutely wrong for more than 99% of humans. But some likes it.






  • 1984@lemmy.todaytolinuxmemes@lemmy.worldOP doesn’t like Linux
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    9 days ago

    Not for a newbie who wants to learn. Arch is actually not difficult at all, just time consuming. If you do a manual install, you have to read about every step and make choices.

    Thats how you learn your system. After install, you know exactly what files you modified and where they are if you want to make further changes.

    I think it’s a beautiful system. Its not for people who just want a windows replacement though. It’s for people who wants to know their system.

    People don’t realize the power that comes from actually knowing how your system works. It’s the same as learning any skill. It gives a feeling of confidence and comfort.







  • Friends. Seinfeld is actually funny, friends is just good looking people.

    But friends is more popular. I used to work for a streaming service and friends was constantly running. I think its a emotional support thing. People like to have it on in the background because they feel good from it.

    But it really isnt funny. Its more like cozy. Like a soap opera but better than that.