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does it work with animated images/videos?
does it work with animated images/videos?
hello risen im dad
of course, how else would i use lemmy?
bro a 256 gb ssd here costs 200+
i think its just people taking the “i use arch btw” meme too seriously and thinking its bad to show or even use it all
whats happening
yeah i put the stuff inside () because i want people to know nothing here and nothing related is a religion
no, linux is the kernel. “free software” is the religion
(but seriously, theres nothing here that could be called a religion, that would be like saying d&d is a religion or a cult because a lot of people like it, or like calling any community a religion. it makes no sense)
what is cat’s use if not seeing whats inside a file?
isnt the joke that he wont change his mind on his stupid ideas, though?
thank you for your forgiveness.
arch has been really stable for me too, the only things that ever happened on my pc has either been the clock unsyncing(probably errors when installing arch) or thinking an update of nvidia drivers made all the black parts of the screen glitch(my old gpu just broke down, nothing to do with the drivers)
i have, and the only issue i ever had with nvidia drivers was in fedora when i had just started using linux. i wasnt being serious when i said its hard.
from my experience fedora is horrible at installing the nvidia drivers. i had no issue with arch though, other than installation taking a bit longer
i only had issues with nvidia in fedora, since i moved to arch i havent had many issues (other than making installing the os take a few minutes longer)
is it also easier than installing nvidia drivers on linux?
aurora store lets you install stuff from the play store without an account
oh alright then, thanks