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Good lord, man, clean up some of those dotfiles and wipe your .cache.
"best post" candidate of 2024
Great release as always. KDE5 is an installable desktop environment now if anyone was interested.
dude has a 10gb downloads folder.Good lord, man, clean up some of those dotfiles and wipe your .cache.
>data ho(a)rderdude has a 10gb downloads folder.
start with your downloads first then go clean up the rest of that shit.
10gb is nothing.dude has a 10gb downloads folder.
start with your downloads first then go clean up the rest of that shit.
Did someone say 10TB is nothing?10gb is nothing.
Who doesn't have room for 10PB?Did someone say 10TB is nothing?
Who isn't rolling with 10EB already?Who doesn't have room for 10PB?
ngl if you dont have 10ZB in your data center then you're just poorWho isn't rolling with 10EB already?
I understand that Stockholm syndrome comes with being a Linux user, yes? If Windows did this, I wouldn't go "oh well, can't be mad at it, I'll just avoid doing that", I would go "why the fuck do you do this you piece of shit you're supposed to work".The only good thing that comes from it is that if you've done it once and lost data you'll never do it again.
You know, last time I installed Debian, with it's evil systemd, I booted it up from Ventoy, installed it with ease with the GUI installer, and it installed GRUB just fine, it just worked. Not really selling me on the wonders of the systemd-less Devuan being superior to regular Debian here. It has to do more than to not use systemd, it has to, you know, work.I decided it made very little sense to run a rolling release distro on a laptop I barely use except for traveling, so I ultimately decided to go with Devuan. I chose it because it is debian based and also because I didn't want systemd (even though my desktop is still running a distro that has systemd). While the netinstall image didn't work with Ventoy, the live desktop one did. The installer for devuan is a bit weird but it mostly works. The only part that didn't work was GRUB installation but thankfully the boot-repair-disk ISO was able to fix it. I also added the Mozilla repo to use the current firefox instead of the esr version just for consistency as I targzip'd my home folder before installing devuan and the firefox profile is for the current version. I seem to have some trouble opening the file, but maybe it is because I tar'd it first then used the gzip command. I did that because trying to do both in one command wasn't working (probably should've used a gui to archive it in the first place to be honest). Hopefully if I reverse my steps in the command line everything will be fine.
If you're not OFM-pilled you're a retard. Norton Commander, DOS Navigator, Midnight Commander, Far Manager, Total Commander, OFM's are the the white man's way of managing files. No retarded GUI's like Windows Explorer or Dolphin that expect you to use your mouse for everything, no autistic command typing for the most miniscule of tasks, and an actual multi-platform standard that people adhere to, so going from TC to mc feels natural, and not like going uphill.mc just works.
Dare I say what size your system drive is? 100GB? My current system SSD is 1TB and has 800GB of space left. Also I keep most of my shit on a separate 2TB SSD and 2TB hard drive. It's better to dedicate your main OS drive for just the OS and keeping absolutely everything on a secondary one anyway. Shit goes down? Your most important files are on the other drive, safe and sound. Your OS drive is an SSD? Congrats, by filling it up to 80% you've made your OS run slower because the less free space an SSD has, the slower it runs.
Just buy an NVMeYour OS drive is an SSD? Congrats, by filling it up to 80% you've made your OS run slower because the less free space an SSD has, the slower it runs.
Stockholm syndome also comes with being a Windows 10-11 user due to forced updates, telemetry that a normal joe cannot disable by his own, general slowness of Windows 11, etc, it's not just limited to being a Linux user, not as much as being a willing MacOS user though.I understand that Stockholm syndrome comes with being a Linux user, yes? If Windows did this, I wouldn't go "oh well, can't be mad at it, I'll just avoid doing that", I would go "why the fuck do you do this you piece of shit you're supposed to work".
This is not a valid thing to do in any OS. There is absolutely no way for the OS to know when you are done with a hotswappable drive. It cannot read your mind. I know nothing about Windows but my assumption is that it is quicker to commit to USB drives because Microsoft knows it's knuckle-dragging customer base. Unmounting the drive in windows is still the correct way to do it last time I checked and everything else can cause data loss.asinine shit
You say this as if people not understanding the above coming to Linux userland and shitting it up is somehow a good thing and the best thing to do would be to dumb everything down that these people can operate it. Stay with Windows, I am perfectly fine with that.good contender for a Windows replacement
Same shit, the issue is in the way flash memory works. The only difference with NVMe is that you have so much headroom even with PCIe 3.0 that the slowdowns aren't nearly as noticeable.Just buy an NVMe
Except a Windows user rightfully curses at Microsoft for all of it. If a Windows user had the Linux mentality, he'd blame anyone but Microsoft for that state. That's the big difference. Learn to blame the creators for once instead of doing this constant blame shifting mental gymnastics, maybe then you'll stop having dealing with this shit when you bully Linux devs into making their shit better.being a Windows 10-11 user due to forced updates, telemetry that a normal joe cannot disable by his own, general slowness of Windows 11, etc
I've seen enough Linux faggots going into various comment sections on different websites to proclaim the superiority of their OS unprompted, even declaring that "there's no reason to use Windows", showing that, paraphrasing you, they don't understand it coming to Windows userland and shitting it up, and I've even seen it happen on this forum that it's only right that I do the same. If Linux users can do it, then so do I, right?You say this as if people not understanding the above coming to Linux userland and shitting it up is somehow a good thing and the best thing to do would be to dumb everything down that these people can operate it. Stay with Windows, I am perfectly fine with that.
I have no influence on other people, neither do I want to tell them what to do. That's also more of a Windows thing.Either make a clear division in your community between people
Wrong.you're part of the Linux community therefore you are responsible for this public image of it.
Well it's not really the same shit. The difference is that you don't notice a slowdown. Do you care that the drive slows down or that your experience is slower? NVMEs are also the same price as sata ssds(at least in my area), so it's not like there's any downsides.The only difference with NVMe is that you have so much headroom even with PCIe 3.0 that the slowdowns aren't nearly as noticeable.
Powerleveling with my tens of TB worth of mediaAlso, 10GB downloads is a lot apparently
Uh huhPowerleveling with my tens of TB worth of media
backupMergerfs 66T 64T 622G 100% /backups
bigdisk1 11T 7.7T 2.7T 75% /bigdisk1
bigdisk2 72T 68T 3.5T 96% /bigdisk2
Oh we sure do blame program creators for the shit that we have on Linux, why do you think we express our grievances with systemd, wayland, etc?Learn to blame the creators for once instead of doing this constant blame shifting mental gymnastics, maybe then you'll stop having dealing with this shit when you bully Linux devs into making their shit better.
My man. MergerFS is what RAID 0 should have been. How much of the big disks are media?backupMergerfs