Fun fact: after this post, I was finally messaged by Nicole. Time to go get butchered! ;-)
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I thought we were talking about the critically underrated 2007 game and I was like "Yo finally another fan!"
Yeah same! Thought what's Mint got to do with... Ah right, the Linux Sub
Have you met atomic distros? You can go back and forth in time and space
And spend a week figuring out permissions to install a GTK theme.
Look what they need to mimic a fraction of our power!
No, but seriously, I occasionally miss being able to just install shit. But 95% of the time, there's a Flatpak and it's great.
legit, the catalyst for me changing to Linux a year ago was reading about btrfs and timeshift. I'd tried Linux a few times before over the years, including dual booting; and I could kind of deal with having to restart into windows periodically to do specific things; but inevitably something would happen that would require me to move heaven and earth to unfuck. But timeshift (and proton) has largely eliminated any grievance I've ever had with Linux. It just works, and when something (rarely) doesn't, unfucking it is easier than ever.