It’s the experience x
People open to change are more open to new ideas and new experiences!
And if you’re not open to change, you have to eat sometime
This is me with my wife
You can block instances and communities on a lot of lemmy apps now.
Cleans things up very nicely.
You can’t block it. It has spread everywhere, in every post.
Trying to prove it by contributing to it here?
Even in this one
It is the world you see when you look outside Windows. When you upvote memes. When you read your inbox. It is the world that has been pulled over your eyes to blind you from the truth.
4% baby. 4%.
OP made a Lemmy app
Maybe they should ask other developers how they managed to do the block instance/comminity feature.
God damn. I was murdered in public.
Et tu, Mastengwe?
just create an embedding for every community name and if any are anywhere close to the embedding for “linux” you just autoblock it
The app supports extremely fine grain blocking. I can block posts and comments using regex. But if I block Linux stuff my content feed would be empty :^)
Even better, you can filter in certain apps (Like Sync, please don’t beat me to death, FOSSies) so anything mentioning GNU, Linux, whatever is removed.
Yup. I have everything anime, Linux, Unix, etc filtered out.
Clearly it didn’t work if you’re here
Do you see Linux/unix/anime in the title of the post?
Ubuntu has been added though, if that makes you happy.
I block all Linux related groups.
👍
After much dedicated and persistent blocking of communities, I don’t see much Linux on lemmy anymore. But I don’t see much on lemmy anymore.
Lol so truw
I installed my first slackware from a dozen 3.5" floppies
I bought a RedHat Unleashed book as a kid back in the late 90s simply because it came with an iso for RH 5 already burned to CD. I didn’t have a cd-r drive, and I couldn’t figure out how to boot from my external Zip Disk drive. I kinda miss Zip Disk, those were pretty cool.
have a 1T usb drive for backups the last 10 years. machines come and go. backups persist and you only need one good copy
I hope you’re joking.
You definitely need more than one copy of your backup and hopefully you’re not relying on 10 year old hardware to backup anything important.
Right on man, hope that dinosaur external doesn’t die on you… What does this have to do with anything though?
Are you not entertained?
QubesOS?
Qubes OS?
Endorsed by several very… unjustly criminalized people.
Posting on an open-source platform and being surprised by the amount of people who talk about an open-source operating system is something.
It is definitely a thing. I would categorize it as such. I’d dare say it is one of the things of all time.
more evidence that we do live in a society…
I want to be her. Where can I find someone to spoon-feed me Linux?
Try Ubuntu. I switched to it from Windows. It worked on my laptop with no issues or needing to install (or learn how to install) any extra stuff
I already did all that. I had a Lenovo ThinkPad from 2018-2024 (RIP it died) completely Linux/Ubuntu but I really didn’t know how to use it. I just used it like windows. Didn’t know how to maximize its linux capabilities.
Try doing an installation of Arch, following the guide and searching how to do things as you go. It teaches a lot of things.
It is amazing how much you can learn when the only way to get OpenOffice working is to troubleshoot outdated C syntax errors in the output generated while compiling with clang. Time solves even the most abstruse problems, whether you planned for it or not.
jk
Thus applies to everything. Force yourself to do stuff. Install Programms that you think are cool. Dare yourself to try new software. This is what teaches you how to use Linux. Oh, this software isn’t available for your Distro and they don’t have a flatpak/snap/App Image? Compile it from source. This doesn’t work? Figure out why. Sometimes this leads to frustration and wasting a lot of time, but that’s how you learn stuff.
I just don’t know why I keep clicking on the memes. I don’t know anything about Linux, I know I’m not gonna get it, but I keep opening them and being confused. It’s like when I try to understand the code in programmer humor like it’s suddenly gonna click. Or ich_iel. I don’t speak German. What was up with all the noodles? I still don’t know!
I stg, 80% of my time on this site is just clicking stuff I know will confuse me but I can’t stop.
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I speak a small amount of German and i didn’t know this.
But i look at the memes and move on haha
Meme is a lie. Linux is tofu. It absorbs whatever flavor you hope, but only after performing tasks and you still want the other thing sometimes.
I use Linux since 2008 and I don’t get most of the Linix Memes as well. :) I also know German as a native language and don’t get most of the ich_iel stuff. You are not alone.
I thought that was a sub for people who didn’t like that they were eels or something.
Eels are accepted on ich_iel, only sturgeons are banned.
That describes 80% of my path to becoming a Linux admin.
The noodles is quite easy. One of our most active posters is called “Instantnudel” (instant noodles). In his memes he puts this block of instant noodles on the persons head that’s meant to represent him.
The path to enlightenment seems clear. All aboard the Linux train.
Choo Choo!
Freedom is a confusing emotion.
I’ve thought about it and then I remember that I’m pretty dumb about stuff that doesn’t interest me much, so it would have to be a situation where someone else was like, “here’s your linux computer, I already set up all your stuff and your games all work.”
It’s actually super easy now. If you can install Windows, you can install Linux (distro dependent obviously). You’ll have to learn to do power user things, but that’s true for Windows as well. Any issues are just a web search away. If you have to use the terminal, you’ll be given the commands to copy-paste.
I’ve never installed windows either. 🙂 I picked all the parts for my current computer, but I paid a guy to do the assembly because I wasn’t confident in my ability, so he did all that. My ex husband did it on the previous build, and everything prior was a pre-built.
If you want to try it, you can use a VM like VirtualBox, unless you have an ancient potato PC.
You’re scaring yourself away from these experiences. If you managed to pick the parts out for a computer then you can assemble it. Picking them out and making sure they’re compatible is the hard part. Assembly is just putting them into slots that only they can fit into and plugging in some wires.
Installing an OS is also (usually) trivial. You download the software online and put it on a USB drive and follow the instructions. Dual booting takes a little more effort because you have to set up partitions, but it usually isn’t that bad. I’m 100% Linux though because when I dual booted starting from Windows it eventually destroyed things after a Windows update (because Windows sucks), so I just removed the Windows partition and redid everything with just Linux.
you’ll be given the commands to copy-paste.
No. Terrible advice. NEVER COPY-PASTE COMMANDS YOU DON’T UNDERSTAND! That’s also true for Windows.
I understand the sentiment, but if it’s coming from a reputable source I’d disagree. I think it’s ideal to understand the commands, but most users occasionally need to do some things that they’ll never learn what the commands do but they need to use them. It’s like saying never to run an application you download from somewhere. Sure, ideally you don’t unless you’ve read through the source-code and double checked it’s the same thing, but no one’s doing that.
Your new game is making the linux computer work.
Ah yeah I was only messing really. There is no reason for 90% of people to switch to Linux if they’re happy with Windows or MacOs and I say this as someone who’s solely been using Linux for nearly 20 years now.
Sure, it’s a great operating system but honestly most people just don’t…give a shit.
Give it a year or so. I may give more of a shit when Win10 hits EOL because I really don’t want 11.
Thankfully, I didn’t have to switch.
I’d like to see the market share of Windows today if no PCs were sold with OS. Or at least if it was a separate opt-in purchase. I am pretty sure quite a few people would rather not pay the Windows license.
There would also likely be some more interesting OSs, and most likely even Windows would be better due to the competition.On a technical level that’s correct. But if you don’t care about all the ads, data harvesting and not being in control of the device you own, maybe you may want go home and rethink your life.
As long as it doesn’t have anything to do with German noodles
The Jehovah’s witness of lemmy
How many of us get to go to Linux heaven?
Hey have you heard about Arch?
Did you read the sign on my front door? No distro solicitors. Get off my lawn.
Kid: “Mom, can we have Linux?”
Mom: “We have Linux at home!”
Linux at home:
Jesux, the distribution that will not lead you into temptation
Just port TempleOS for modern architecture and use that, you filthy heathen
I wonder if there’s anything doing actual production written in Holy C.
Mental illness, and, you know, the whole God thing aside, Terry Davis was one dedicated motherfucker. As crude as templeOS is, the shit he did to create it is pretty impressive.
I’m too afraid to install it for fear of bursting into flames tho.
HOW DARE YOU REMOVE JEEBUS FROM MAH OS!!! SINNER!!!
Very brilliant, very sick man.
No encryption provided; Christians have nothing to hide
I actually 100% support this. Let’s make sure every church only uses HTTP and does not hash their passwords.
After all…what do they have to hide?
Commands are now called prayers and must end in “amen” or God will rm -rf your files.
I once met someone back in school (eons ago) that was both a devout Born-again Christian and wildly enthusiastic Linux user. I once remarked that I personally witnessed him convert more people to Linux than Christianity.
Stupid teenage me didn’t mean to come of as so savage, but judging by the look on his face, I think that broke him a little. :(
Instead of daemons, it’s angels.
Angaels*
I knew the Irish were involved!
No, it’s church services