Or when any WIN1124H2 device was asleep during major updates it BITLOCKED ITSELF. Like the 5 laptops I’m fixing for people rn smdh

Smh just what i’d expect from a Haiku user

/s

That’s fuckin killer 🤘

Ah, beautiful Tokay! Hope he was a friendly fella and not those barking lil bastards 🦎

Love CachyOS. It works brilliantly on devices you wouldn’t think could handle it.

I go to Ebay and sort by distance. It’s like Craigslist but they send it to you!

THANK YOU. Watching jackassy mouth-breathers be like ‘they legalized everything, got burned, and flipped it back’ is infuriating. Places like Portugal created the medical backing to sustain the decriminalization efforts and places like Oregon didn’t fucking try.

If i was a conspiratorial, I’d say it was intentional to push back decriminalization efforts, and fill the prisons but it was probably cuz they’re fucking stupid.

Source: anecdotal, from a psychonaut from Oregon.

That’s not tin-foil hat stuff when Microsoft has clear monopolistic tendencies.

Stumblechat Room: HELL

Good ol’ Malf. Nice to see him in the shot 🤘

I trust you implicitly

@dansup is a fucking whirlwind; he’s been non-stop tinkering with both Instagram and TikTok alternatives. I can’t imagine what his work load is like 😣

Xfce is light and crisp! Looks great and works well with my myriad low-end computers 🐁

Pfff; I come from a family of growers and we don’t make granny water the plants.

-… she trims while she watches Netflix. Duh.

Forg

We loved dogs so much we gave them our hopes and our fears.

It requires the least amount of troubleshooting on my end. It has drivers I know connect to my Bluetooth headphones and it’s has a Calamares installer that I find intuitive. It comes with Flatpak (Linux’s app-store equivalent) enabled. It has snapshots, which store previous versions of your OS*; if something updates poorly, you always have something to switch back to.

It’s not without foibles. Every distro has some wonky-ness to it. But the problems in Spiral fixable and less obnoxious, I think, because it has so little branding.

It’s not like some distros that brag about being “CUTTING edge” or “UNBREAKABLE” while hard-crashing after an update. That’s expected. I’m not expecting perfection, and Spiral steps out of the way (to let Debian take all the blame lol). Thankfully Debian has a very long and stable history and I rarely have that problem.

Just one man’s long ramble. All anecdotal, so my final suggestion would be to test a variety, and don’t listen to weirdos on the Internet.

*kernel; whatever I’m still learning too

SpiralLinux is my Son; I love it so dearly. I install it on anything first, since it has some of the drivers my devices need the most. It makes Debian fun instead of a chore.

me, looking at literally any measurement of my system: We could get that lower

I’m here for the colors :3 teehee