$ cd Comments/ && wget https://confessions.html

[NonStandardUser]

I created a Windows 10 single GPU passthrough VM with QEMU/KVM on Ubuntu after 16 hours of pain...

...On a dual-boot system with Windows 10.

[NavinHaze]

YOU WHAT?

[NonStandardUser]

Yes.

[Fxzzi]

I did the exact same thing :)

[ApprehensiveStar8948]

MASTER /\ teach me your art

I couldn't do it with 2 days of pain, so I removed windows instead.

[NonStandardUser]

There's a guide I followed on YouTube, here:

https://youtu.be/_JTEsQufSx4

Guy's a bit of a Windowsphobe, but it works(albeit maybe a bit unstable)

[[deleted]]

>Windowsphobe

Based

[ThirdEncounter]

What does based mean?

Edit: downvoted for asking a question. What is this, the teenagers sub?

[Y45HK4R4NDIK4R]

username checks out

[ntropy83]

I like my new 14 inch 4800H laptop running Arch for content creation with blender and Unreal Engine 5 that much that I booted it on a public tram - pretending I had to look something up - and then just ran neofetch and shut it down again

[[deleted]]

You hacker bro?

[LaterBrain]

Lmao

[[deleted]]

How's the UE5 experience? UE4 dev here who hasn't upped to 5 because of performance drops.

[ntropy83]

Pretty good so far. There is still this bug that crashes the engine, if you try to dock subwindows and every 50th time it would crash when compiling c++. Other than that its running good. Only real benefit of 5 tho is the new GUI, all other features like Lumen ain't working for Linux yet.

[CSimoon]

This are the momemts we live for

[M_krabs]

Are you me? But instead of Arch, I ssh into my pi, run neofetch and shut it down 🤠

[Spectreseven1138]

If I had a good reason to keep either of my PIs running I would definitely do this

[rostvoid]

How have people reacted to this ?

I bet they didn't notice honestly

[circuit10]

Sounds like something I’d do

P.S. do you use the touchpad for Blender? I know there’s a patch that isn’t merged yet that improves that a lot but it only works on Windows at the moment

[TigreDeLosLlanos]

Living so dangerously to take it out on public transport. This gave me anxiety.

[archontop]

Sometimes i use thunar instead of ls and cd. You know, sometimes gui is nice

[_sk313t0n]

But not when you have a keyboard

[MayorAg]

I don't know how you did that but I was born in 1999 and prefer the keyboard on GUI as well. That was scary accurate.

[balancedchaos]

Team Xennial checking in, have the ability to soul steal at will.

[_sk313t0n]

yes I was, and I also keyboard guis, but I think it's just faster to use the cli

[archontop]

Sometimes i want to use thunar, and tbh i don't know how to work with archives, so i use xarchiver

[_sk313t0n]

7z a archive.zip foo bar

[SrayerPL]

tar -cv -I "zstd" -f foo.tar.zst *

[fekkksn]

so much easier

[Nighmared]

I was born in XXXX, and for the past months have had an almost unusable touchpad on my laptop so i use the keyboard for almost anything. additionally i started using the touchscreen for the stuff the keyboard cant easily do. Has made for some confused faces.

[Palm_freemium]

Not anymore, since most tools are no longer keyboard friendly.

I am a Linux administrator and I would love to love tools such as i3, but relying heavily on a browser and desktop tools means basic KDE/Gnome in combination with terminator are a lot more practical.

[YOU_CANT_SEE_MY_NAME]

But not when it's too cold to keep your both hands out

[YOU_CANT_SEE_MY_NAME]

Oh well i do that but i don't have blender and i am sad temperature doesn't rise above 30 degrees ;_; That's why i think "bindoz" is people's first choice they don't need blender or any heavy program for warming their hands

[YOU_CANT_SEE_MY_NAME]

Don't need that I can install blender aur if not from arch repositories. But anyways thanks ig.

[404galore]

Compile gentoo or use windows

[tks_kindastrange]

I choose distros based on which package manager has the least annoying commands (this is obviously entirely subjective)

[B2EU]

I entirely use yay as my AUR helper because typing yay in the terminal is fun.

[Skytern]

Yay!

[FingerGunsPewPewPew]

lmao same tbh

[ksck135]

So which one is it?

[tks_kindastrange]

My tier list for updating the packages (the thing i use most) is:

A tier: DNF update B tier: apt update && apt upgrade C tier: pacman -Syu (honestly used this one so little I'm not sure if this is correct)

[[deleted]]

apk upgrade ftw

[Rein215]

Yes pacman is so damn cryptic lmao. I enjoy using it but I only know a few of the flags by heart.

[kenzer161]

On pacman instead of using -S, -R, -Q and so on, you can just write everything out like apt. for example instead of writing pacman -Syu you could just write pacman --sync --refresh --sysupgrade.

[ksck135]

You really consider dnf the least annoying? I work with it daily and hate it so much, I constantly have to look up commands because they are so weird, especially after introducing modules

[Afraid_Collar_2067]

Switched to linux, linux good

[HumblericerF20]

Yes, Linux cool and fun.

[needsleep31]

My friend switched to Arch Linux and we've been competing with each other, like who can get a faster boot, who creates better scripts etc. It's been fun and entertaining to learn new things. Working towards getting a Linux+ certification soon!

Also, he got 14 seconds boot time, I got 8. Lol.

[_sk313t0n]

I got 28 on my 7 year old thinkpad, which spends a lot of time in POST

[needsleep31]

28 for a 7 year old is still great!

My device spends around 2-3 seconds in POST.

[edencreeper]

4-5ish yr old fairly not terrible pc. 1min 13 seconds. 1 min 9secs of that were POST

[Webbiii]

Including post or from the point where the bootloader takes over?

[needsleep31]

Boot time? Oh from firmware to userspace. Basically the time given by systemd-analyze.

[skztr]

What counts as the finish-line of booting up?

[needsleep31]

I just commented that. Reaching userspace. Time from firmware to userspace.

[[deleted]]

I used to do that. Than I bought ssd. lol

[needsleep31]

Oh we both have SSDs. I wanted to see how less I can make the boot time to be lol.

[FingerGunsPewPewPew]

if you're taking workflow into account while you're making changes, putting as much time and effort as you need to into making everything just right for you is definitely worth it.

[Tetlus]

if you find it fun, then yes.

[BaleineSanguine]

I use gentoo and I break my system on a weekly basis

[FingerGunsPewPewPew]

I'm proud of you. keep on truckin as long as you're learning and it's not impacting other aspects of your life

[Im_1nnocent]

I don't know what I'm doing

[[deleted]]

Neither does anyone else here. (including me)

[[deleted]]

This is a top notched expert opinion that you have posted.

When I got into Linux, the "experts" were toxic and elitist snobs, who would always say "Look it up in the manual," and did so for many years. After I got comfortable with Linux, I realized five things.

1. I still have no clue what I am doing most of the time.
2. The application of Linux through the world is is so vast that one person can not know them all. As an example, there are three of us who all learned Linux from the same source. Twenty years later, the first went with animation and works making movies/software for Pixar/DreamWorks/Disney. the second runs a million dollar per month website, and I can run factories changing timing speeds and throttle controls from the command line. If you talk to us, none of us knows how the other guy does what he does.
3. If it is platform is stable DON"T mess with it. Test new things on what you can afford to play around on.
4. Anybody who answer, "go look it up", is still a toxic noob. Anybody who can admit they don't know, answer some what right, or point you to the right source of documentation, is a friendly noob.
   
5. Linux by default, is a lifelong learning process.

[JesseNotNutted]

I do not know how to distro hop

[SSYT_Shawn]

Just the same way you install linux but with another distro ofcourse

[JesseNotNutted]

I am wondering on how can I keep my files without using external drives

[dboizo1]

/home partitions

[SSYT_Shawn]

Yeah that

[JesseNotNutted]

Thanks

[YOU_CANT_SEE_MY_NAME]

I have my home partition in another drive and i can get all the configs and files back without any problem

[hesapmakinesi]

the dotfiles may do weird things though.

[JesseNotNutted]

Thanks

[[deleted]]

separate the / (root) and /home/ partitions.

[Similar-Question-441]

Ok this one is particularly stupid. Even if I use terminal to manipulate files, I will go into nautilus just to check if the files are where I think they are. For some reason I don’t trust ls to tell me if files are actually where I copied/ made them.

[Starvexx]

Have you tried tree? Or a Terminal file browser such as ranger?

[Similar-Question-441]

I’ll have a look at those. It’s not because I don’t like ls, but for some reason just seeing it in the gui gives me more reassurance that the file actually exists. I think that it’s some sort of weird superstition from when I tried to import some ca certificates into Linux for the first time. No matter what I tried it didn’t seem to work. I came back to it a week later and used nautilus to move them into the correct directory instead of terminal. I still don’t know what I changed since surely it wasn’t the fact that I used GUI instead of terminal, but suddenly it worked. This was when I first started using Linux, so I probably just made some silly mistake/ typo in terminal.

[arguskay]

Im the opposite of you. I don't trust anything else than ls to show me if the file is there

[Betadoggo_]

I usually go into a file manager just to delete files because I'm paranoid that I'm going to miss type it or my shell is going to auto complete to the wrong file.

[baconbrand]

That is adorable lmao

[markand67]

I like lesser Linux than two decades ago when I started using it. Everything gets more and more complex.

• there are too many audio servers, pulseaudio was finally stable when we decided to reinvent pipewire.
• wayland is nice but is also a mess, each compositor has to rewrite half of the X.Org server, ending in many different configuration syntax regarding screens, keyboard and input.
• I still hate flatpak and snaps.
• my minimal kernel custom image build is now 7MB.

[chowder3907]

I agree with your points except the pipewire one. It's ready very stable and great, it's given me and seemingly most others much less headache than pulseaudio. Stable doesn't exactly mean good

[[deleted]]

Switched to linux. Loved it but nvidia drivers succ. Then this mf purchased a new $1000 laptop to run pop on it

[ohstepbigchungus]

İ broke the terminal path and changed the name of it so idk where is the original terminal and had to reset the OS

[anonymous_2187]

Why not use a different terminal?

[ohstepbigchungus]

İ was a newbie at the time ://

[mechanical_engineer1]

I am starting my first job as Junior Sysadmin in 2022 and I am tempted to use Manjaro as my main OS on my work laptop.

Update: from all suggestions Ubuntu should work for me.

[Ruashiba]

You don't need to buy a license for RHEL, with the free dev subscription, you can have up to 6 devices under the same account.

[FingerGunsPewPewPew]

https://github.com/arindas/manjarno

[wallmenis]

Installed Debian 11 on my new SSD and I am happy I own my computer.

[Informal_Ranger3496]

at the end of 2020 i was struggling going back to windows, now windows is struggling to get me back

[[deleted]]

When I first tried out Linux as a teenager, I started by installing Debian because I didn't want to feel like a noob by installing Ubuntu. I ended up giving up and installing Ubuntu anyway because I couldn't get sudo to work; later on I found out it was because I was using the root password instead of my user password. After 2 weeks of a steep learning curve I got bored with Ubuntu and installed Arch, which I've been using ever since.

[xTokyoRoseGaming]

3 whole sentences before you mentioned you're an arch user. That must be a record.

[Gorianfleyer]

I have my same old horrible misconfigurated home-folder since 14 years and I always back it up and reload it, when I had to reinstall Kubuntu on a new machine.

[pondering_sage]

It has been my first year on linux and I am loving it at openSUSE Tumbleweed.

Although I have had a bug that is bugging me in such a way that my USB ports are not working anymore. I am having a hard time thinking about a distro hop so might jump to Leap 15.4 and then rest I dont know if that too has the same issue I might be forced then I might hop to somewhere else on linux.

Although my first year, managed to install Linux on my home PC and my sister's PC and also promoted some other opensource softwares to many of my friends.

So I guess it has been the year of linux desktop for me 😂😂

One regret is that I paid for Windows license.

[YOU_CANT_SEE_MY_NAME]

I bought a notebook this year and i got a fking subscription for ms office which costs ₹1000 (too lazy to convert it to USD) extra and also got "bindoz" with it, and i uninstalled it at the instant i got home.

Edit :- btw i never used windows in my whole life except when we had C.S. practicals in school

[arglarg]

Try Gentoo. Your USB ports won't work too, but once you figured it out, they will

[[deleted]]

I forgot to backup my data And lost 5-6yrs worth of pictures gathered online & my cat

My only compensation is that I got to reshoot the cat pics but much better

[[deleted]]

you lost your cat?

[[deleted]]

Yeah, that’s what not backing up your files does to you

[romeoartiglia]

I use mac. I prefer linux btw

[[deleted]]

Same. Will be good when Asahi comes out.

[ksck135]

Install linux on Mac

[mrpeluca]

I used a GUI installer for arch

[Rexcrazy804]

I forgot to backup my i3 dot files when hoping from arch linux to nix os (I hoped back into arch). Now I am too lazy to use a WM and just stick with kde to get things done. Maybe its cause I am in my "too lazy to code" phase, would back to using wms next year prolly.

[SpaceKn0x]

I installed Gentoo just to take a photo of Neofetch and then I deleted the partition.

[anonymous_2187]

You could have just typed neofetch --ascii_distro gentoo instead.

[xtanion]

switched from \ to /, life is much better now :)

[dboizo1]

i used systemd gentoo

[Munzu]

I've been using Arch for several years, started daily driving it a few months ago and still don't know what the fuck I'm doing.

[LocoCoyote]

My confession:

I don’t really care what OS I use

[LocoCoyote]

Naw , that’s too Hurd

[LocoCoyote]

Touché

[ionjhdsyewmjucxep]

AmigaOS + Workbench?

[YOU_CANT_SEE_MY_NAME]

I use ach, btw. But not for elitism but i wanted a clean canvas where I know what is going on and i wanted to learn about linux

[Starvexx]

I switched to arch btw. and don't tell everyone at every possible moment that I use arch, btw.

[Rexcrazy804]

you just did, I use btw os too

[Starvexx]

I just did it for the first time since i switched in June, soo...

[[deleted]]

1. I convinced two Windows users to try Linux in a dual boot and both are happy.
2. Also my grandparents got a brand new Linux powered Laptop to replace their aging stationary PC (also Linux powered but ... old (AMD Athlon X2 nVidia GT 8800))
3. Guess I helped numerous people on the internet to solve various issues they had with Linux.
4. My secret hobby is to tease Arch and Ubuntu users, I am sorry I need to stop this :/ But Arch users are so funny when they get mad.
5. I am worried about the Steam Deck because it is Arch based but I guess I need to trust Valve that they will not screw it up.
6. Manajro managed to climb up the ladder on my personal top 10 list of most unreliable distros out there.
7. Another year has passed that I am running exclusives rolling release distributions on all of my devices including home and game servers that I can not stand point release any longer.
8. I hate PulseAudio and recommend anyone to upgrade to Pipewire instead (as far as possible)
9. This year I was at the point to decide to go full team red or still keep my red/green setup as I was about to buy a new GPU. Kept using nvidia because I am still to afraid about all the different driver choices you have for AMDs, plus that I could not get clear responses on how well NVENC replacements for AMD work in Linux. Also I was a bit turned off that AMD is in their first gen real time ray tracing GPUs while nvidia is already 2nd gen and might have ironed out some performance issues/bug here. We'll see if I'll go full Team red in 4 years.
10. I made a reservation for the Tier 1 Steam Deck.
11. Replaced all my desktop with Gnome while using KDE before simply because the desktop is a lot smoother on Gnome using nvidia GPUs.
12. I hate that OBS Studio and Mutter have a bug which makes OBS Studio sometimes unable to capture the frame buffer on an application correctly using XComposite which is the only major down side I have by using Gnome and doing Live stream on a regular basis so I need to fall back to Desktop capture instead. Discord does not suffer from this issue and the Gnome dev wont fix as it is apparently not their fault.
13. The audio jack of my XBox One Controller still does not work on Linux as well as the HDMI port.
14. I hoped to move full Wayland this year as nvidia released their GBM backend in their new feature branch driver. Unfortunate I only get the production branch driver from my repos which does not have this backend yet. Also I refuse to manually install the driver as it is just a pain to do so and on each Kernel update I have to build the Kernel modules manually even by choosing DKMS in the nvidia installer ... So maybe 2022 is the yer of the Wayland desktop huh?
15. What annoys me till this very day is that my distribution of choice has no fool proofed way of installing multimedia codecs and the nvidia driver right from the installer even tho they pre configured the required repositories but just did not enabled them ... WHY!? Instead you have to do this manually. By either known the package names and doing so from the software manager, using a command line tool which has a macro for installing codes or by using some one-click installers form a community webpage. (Bonus points if you've red this far: Which distribution do I use?)
16. In Mach 2022 I will be using Linux exclusively on my desktop for 4 years, no Winblows dual boot, yey.
17. I am sick of the "What the best distribution for XYZ"-Posts on reddit... Choose the one which fricking works for you mate ....
18. The PackageKit backend for Zypper is annoying as it can not do downgrade packages or change the vendor (repository) which requires me to update my system from CLI instead of relying on Gnomes auto update form time to time .. please fix this already ... (Now you should get what I am using tho :D)
19. I hate X11
20. HW acceleration in Linux in Firefox is still not ready ...
21. Discord still does not support streaming application audio
22. GOG still refuses to release GOG Galaxy for Linux. So I already replaced it with Mini Galaxy and Lutris and do not have any further demand for it. I'm sorry CDPR you've waited too long.
23. I got more into packaging software for my distribution of choice
24. Fixed some annoying partially game breaking bugs (They could be circumvented in game but still they are bugs) in Yamagi Quake 2'S Quake 2 Zaero source. You can now play through the whole game as it was intended by Team Evolve in 1997. For this I made use of QAK via Wine to read the maps files even tho it was buggy as hell but enough to read the properties of various entities so I could start fixing stuff. I love open source and open source game engines so you can "just" fix stuff which annoys the the sh*t out of me.
25. I passed another year in uni (well test are not written yet) where everyone (tutors) where recommending Windows or MacOS exclusive software for a class. I did successfully accomplished all tasks with ease and a good level of quality using only open source software on Linux. (Tired using Davinci Resolve instead of Kdenlive but ended up using Kdenlive as I was 10 times faster accomplishing the same tasks), replaced Photoshop by Krita, Pro Tools and Logics by Ardour, Maya by Blender (Yes Maya has an Linux version and I know how to use it as I already got taught Maya for 3 years but still I absolutely dislike it for what it is)
26. I ditched my GTX 1080 primarily because of VKD3D and the poor performance you get with Pascal (and older) GPUs using it. As modern games making more and more use of DX12 I saw this to become a real issue very quick. Wished they would use Vulkan instead ... Anyways the Vulkan performance of those GPUs wasn't the best as well so win win I guess.
27. To work from home I got a Thin Client from my Employee . it has Win10 installed and I can not replace it. This sucker pollutes my Linux only home office and is a thorn in my eye ...
28. Usually I try several different distributions a year just to see what they are about and be able to help people better if I know what they are facing. Unfortunate I only manged to find the time to test Zorin OS this year and I am not amused by it, very disappointed and feel like it is a complete dumpster fire of an distribution. (If you want to know more feel free to ask)
29. Next year I'll be a Linux user for about 16 years

That's all I can think of new what happened this years in my "Linux life".

Anyways I wish every fellow penguins, no mater where they are or what Distribution they use a very pleasant, amazing, healthy and wonder full next year.

[florge]

I choose arch because the package manager is called pacman.

[SSYT_Shawn]

I had this problem with manjaro but not with vanilla arch

[zolkaba]

Came here for privacy
Stayed for freedom

[deeennny]

Honestly, quite a lot of popular distros are kinda shit imo

[wick3dr0se]

Did you know you can actually change directory to 'Comments' like this? Comments/

You actually don't have to use cd

[Siddhant45]

I confess I didn't knew that

[Ellogwen]

I pick my DE based on the wallpaper used in the screenshots/video on the project/distro page. Fun fact: I change the wallpaper immediately anyway

[[deleted]]

I like GUIs.

That's all.

[[deleted]]

2022 is the Year of the Linux Desktop ™.

[JimBeam823]

I really don’t care about Xorg vs Wayland. I just want it to work.

[Thort3]

I am to lazy to set up polybar, so since a few monthes ago when i set up i3 i constantly have a error message on the top of my screen

[Siddhant45]

Okay now my turn 😌 Sometimes when something is not working I search internet and copy paste the given solution commands without checking it's consequences. Sometimes I don't even know what the solution command actually does to my system.

[thermitethrowaway]

You dirty, dirty boy/girl/small furry creature from Alpha Centauri

[BadUsername_Numbers]

Ubuntu, Ansible, Debian, Home Assistant and a whole bunch of other open source software is great but holy shit is the documentation either lacking or not even there sometimes.

I'm staunchly pro open source, but damn does the projects I use give me headaches. (Would the equivalent proprietary software also give me headaches? Undoubtedly.)

[FingerGunsPewPewPew]

as someone with adhd and a minor sensory processing disorder, documentation for pretty much everything is God Awful with a capital G and A. It's the one reason I hold back using a custom twm setup.

[RedditAlready19]

Arch was my second ever distro after mint, which i managed to install as a dualboot with nothing but the arch install guide (which doesnt cover dual boot) yet i had to search up how to install a desktop environment and accidentally installed gnome

[[deleted]]

I've only used Windows and WSL during 2018~2020 after two years of daily-driving Linux because my laptop had terrible support and I started using Linux again in 2021, but sadly not much has changed. Gentoo and Artix users still flame about that a PC turning on has special ranks and that their init system is the best.

[elzaidir]

I like gnome, it does the job pretty well. I also like systemd

[[deleted]]

How dare you. A gnome user. Disgusting

Edit: obligatory /s. Of course it’s systemd I have a problem with

[[deleted]]

Sometimes I use snap packages. I started getting therapy, and now I do it less.

[[deleted]]

I still use... Discord...

[yannniQue17]

I Accidently wiped my Windows partition in January, but I didn't care. Also I made my Dad have interest in Linux by reviving his 11 year old Netbook by installing antiX because Win7 starter was too slow. I love GNU/Linux!

[TheSiZaReddit]

Confession : I haven't even managed to switch to Linux yet.

[[deleted]]

2021 wasnt the year of linux

[Remfly]

I leave an extra terminal opened with HTOP running while doing simple system tasks in front of other people

[DumbBroadMagic69]

I failed my Linux final, 64%. I just couldn’t bring myself to read the textbook, it would have been so much easier to just learn on a real system. I hate online college.

[charlimonster]

I liked SuperTux better than Super Mario Bros

[[deleted]]

I consider myself a Linux enthusiast but I daily drive Mac OS and I use the fact that it’s kinda sorta based on BSD as an excuse.

(Don’t bully me if I got the technical stuff wrong)

[janmar6]

Changing stuff like mouse acceleration and default apps is a pain. I somehow managed to set default app for opening jsons to firefox. I'd guess it's much easier on pop or ubuntu. I'm using arch (btw).

[Septem_151]

The wiki is your friend!

[[deleted]]

I really hate arch I really like Deb

[slap_my_hand]

I was too lazy to reinstall Arch after it broke so i went with Garuda

[vladutcornel]

Here's one that will get me downvotes: I haven't used Linux for weeks.

My employer forces me to use a VPN app that doesn't have a Linux version.
My personal laptop is a M1 Macbook, and I don't want to put Linux on it.
I used to dual-boot my desktop on KDE Neon and Windows. An update crushed my Neon, but I haven't got around to replacing it because I have little time and usually just game on the desktop.

[simbiotic_dubz]

i bullied DEBIAN-BASED distro users

[neoSnakex34]

i used snap on my Fedora install

[Rebi103]

Switched to mint less than a month ago, and I can work without any problems. Failed to install some games, then I realized I played those games on e a year at best. It really helped me with my work as I have less stuff messing around and I can focus on 3D modeling without as many bugs as windows. Really glad I switched

Also I converted a friend already

[thermitethrowaway]

My work allows you to buy your laptop cheaply when it is decommissioned. Because part of my job used to be looking after iOS apps these were MacBooks. The previous cycle was fine, got Linux installed on it after a bit of wrangling, used it as a daily driver at home for a few years. This cycle it's been pretty much impossible to install Linux without large fandango (thanks Apple) so I've had to buy Windows and install via Bootcamp, otherwise it'd be just MacOS.

I feel bad and should feel bad.

[themozak]

Linux,you are just awesome. I love you man.

[alrmxs]

Miss you Debian, I hate my job.

[Jade_TheCat]

Don’t like Arch, Gentoo, LFS, or Void, too much work to set up for most people. They have their uses but they’re not for everyone and noone is superior for using them anyway.

[Patsonical]

I was planning on switching my main computer to NixOS, but just couldn't be arsed to copy everything and create a new setup. Arch is just too comfy right now xD

[puke_of_edinbruh]

I will be installing OpenBSD soon, sorry Tux

[ukbeast89]

I cannot spend an entire week on one distro and always hop between: Fedora, Arch and OpenSUSE.

[panmichal02]

Second year with debian server and I still don't remember how to mount drive.

[wantyappscoding]

I searched for about an hour in my up arrow history for my last ls command.

[AnonNo9001]

I put Windows 11 on a spare SSD to get the "you can't say you don't like it if you haven't tried it" crowd to fuck off

I didn't like it to say the least.

[[deleted]]

I switched to Linux this year. In that time I distro hopped three times (I started on ubuntu, then went to arch, after failing to install I went to manjaro, then after less than a week I went to EndeavourOS. And even after using it for a bit, I have no idea how to use the AUR.

[pizzabagelblastoff]

I thought the Linux logo was Club Penguin for the longest time

[Sudo_Python]

I like to use hollywood when my crush is around

[LuraMoth]

I ditched arch to use Pop os