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Wait is the joke that it has no windows or that some Linux users have never gone outside in their entire life?!?
What's this "outside" people keep saying I should go to? I use Arch, BTW.
I've been there. It's awful. Full of natural light and... blegh... people.
Zero stars, I'd rather use Ubuntu
The only type of βPeopleβ I know of are Richard Stallman, and Linus Torvalds! Never seen anyone other than myself in my life. Is that normal?
What about anime cat girls? You do know some of those, don't you?
Omg yes thatβs my girlfriend π»π»π»
Don't say scary things like that! I'm going to have nightmares!
Hey...
psst...
systemd!
AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHBOONTO!!! holds Void Linux like a crucifix
You forgot something...
My work is done... 666
firewalld I understand, but why is NetworkManager scary? Is it the capital letters in the package name?
doesnβt end in d. iwd or fear
Aaaaaaaaaaaahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh!!!!!!
Zero stars? I think there are at least a few stars, in the sky at night.
where can i find the source code, asking for a friend
Nobody can tell where it came from. Some people theorize that parts of the source code were taken from a third-party repository called "The Holy Bible" but it seems doubtful.
I heard that the world was made from https://gitlab.com/bigbang/cosmicdust but I canβt be sureβ¦
I didn't find it in the AUR. Probably not worth it.
It's this place where the light burns your skin and the plants release pollen that triggers your allergies. Nobody should go there unless they're one of the people that makes desktop wallpapers.
idk, viewing the outside probably a shitty and useless windows application
yeas
Both of those things, plus also that due to Linux is being best served via the command line, so a "GUI" like a window would be unnecessary