Apple asks users to install GNU+Linux in this Vision Pro ad:
Ubuntu: For shilling all kinds of profrietary garbage by default. If I wanted that I'd be on Windows.
Also the changes they make to GNOME make it worse, they take away what makes it good, the flow.
OpenSUSE, awfull default software selection on desktop, and pushing users hard to use an "everything configuration tool".
You are right except: there are no rules in english, and this isn't an argument, its a joke.
because you have a thing against solutions that are both beter and easier
They only (probably) show us that we are seeing the begining of the file. Also relative line numbing is a thing in vim for example.
someone should make lisp but with html syntax
superpowers are s-tier by definition, if one were b-tier it would have to just be a power
This tied my stomach in a knot, ive never felt that before, im gonna go throw up.
I'm sure that's the case, but the meme is not making fun of typescript, its making fun of his dad: JavaScript, maybe for not comparing to his son: typescript
Aren't these metrics fake anyway, Linux user dont usually want software to track them, who's counting everyone and with what as a data source. There is no fair collection point, the best data collection point in my mind would be UA stings on ad networks, but then the metric is users who dont use an add blocker, or users who use facebook. These factors atleast, are certainly not independent of a users choice of operating system. I believe that gnu+linux users are likely to be very underrepresented.
GNU/Linux: software center; install
Android/Linux: system app store; install
Windows/NTOS: web browser; maybe verify website url?, download, open, run as administrator, next, next, next, next, next, next, next, next, next, next, next, next, next, next, finish!
Author signed on the right "PABLO STANLEY" look him up. I cant seem to find the original post.
this is from this post on !linuxhumor@lemmy.ml
You can find an explanation there if you are confused or learning
[joe@fedora ~]$ echo echo echo echo
echo echo echo
[joe@fedora ~]$ cat speak
Meow meau miaw meooou!
[joe@fedora ~]$ source code
print('Hello World!')
[joe@fedora ~]$ cd rom
[joe@fedora rom]$
echo "print('Hello World!')"
This is the best thing ive seen this week!