Am on fedora, got no butt, however beard on my neck is growing faster than before
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Went from Windows directly to Arch and I just became an anarchist and (I'd argue) more masculine. Guess it's less about Trans and more about becoming more true to yourself.
Free software -> free expression pipeline
Sounds familiar, although i now use Guix. For me though i felt like it was more cyberpunk's fault for turning me towards anarchy. Johnny Silverhand be spitting some facts lol.
Ha! I have yet to play cyberpunk, but it's definitely on my list. As for anarchism, I think my move to Linux recently has been more of a solidification of my radicalization that was seeded by my love for punk and strongly cultivated by my time in the Marine Corps. I think the general public would be shocked by how many of us become Communist/Anarchist/Socialist because of our time in the US military.
Oh that's interesting. I think i saw a thread on reddit earlier this week where they also talked about how many people that have been in the military before became very anti-government afterwards. I can definitely recommend cyberpunk, especially now that it's all patched up. I should probably replay it myself at some point, cause i haven't played the dlc yet, and i also finished the game right before they did the huge skill tree overhaul. Also, not really a big spoiler or anything, but Silverhand also has a military background, so i guess it all lines up lol.
From Windows to Arch? You must be a serial killer
Okay, tbf, I'm using cachyos as opposed to raw dogging Arch from the start. I've also used some Linux distros in the distant past, though I can't remember the few outside of one of the early Ubuntu releases. Also, I've done a good smattering of IT work and programming throughout my life, so while I'm already fine with jumping into something having no idea what's going on, I already had enough experience to not be too worried about things.
I went from windows directly to arch and I donβt look that good.
It's because you skipped the transition process.
And then NixOS is a t4t polycule
t4t - trans for trans = two trans people dating
polycule = polyamory, but not every person is dating each other. For example, in a 4 person polycule, maybe person a, c, and d are romantically together, but person a doesn't date b. Person b ONLY dates person c. Etc.
Some people make memes/jokes about polycules, like "The weakest one of the polycule gets kicked off the island" and stuff like that, or this fascinating Tumblr heritage post (links to RedLib instance) about a polycule commune cult in Portland.
So in this case the OP feels that using NixOS is like being in a polycule with a bunch of trans people, or that it will encourage you to transition and join a polycule.
Holy hell, what did I just read? That link is Internet gold. People don't believe it's real, but I have seen enough that it might be after all.
And here I assumed 10 hours ago that it's some super complex high dimensional shape with a fancy name.
Polycule doesn't necessarily mean everyone is dating everyone else.
If you look at a molecule, typically you'll have clusters where each node is connected to each other node, and a branch or two reaching out, maybe with other clusters here and there.
Polycule doesn't necessarily mean everyone is dating everyone else.
Yeah, that's why I said:
polycule = polyamory, but not every person is dating each other.
Funny though, your comment made me finally realize why it's called polyCULE. I had no idea it came from molecule.
Ya know... the fact that I actually went from Windows to Mint to Fedora raises some concern.
My journey: DOS > Win 3.1/95/98/2000/XP/Vista/7 > Mac OS > Win 10/11 > Mint > Arch/Debian
Feels good to have finally arrived.
I'm using Fedora because my ass be lookin' fine.
This is an aside but why is this the highest quality version of this image I've seen? I swear whenever I see this meme it looks like it's been faxed, scanned, compressed, jammed onto a floppy disk, ripped from the floppy disk, and then posted.
Good news for cos cis (ducking autocorrect) men: If you started your journey before 2015, this scale is represented by a 19U beard instead.
What about sin men
Started LONG before 2015.
Still can't grow a beard worth a damn.
Same. I started in 1998 when I was 15, but I was unable to grow a beard until my 30s.
Now in my 40s I'm far away from 19U, but I have this:
(No, that's not me, but I do have a very similar beard, just not as white)
My dad said that he was late when it came to beard growth, but it meant that the men in our family would never grow a bald spot. Anecdotal evidence suggests this might be true, so I was curious if this is a correlation outside of my family?
Not you... Well damn I was briefly really excited to run into Jordan Rudess on Lemmy!
I'm just barely older than you, and started with Linux when I was just a bit younger.
I could basically do a goatee and nothing else but sparse hairs on the side. I'm definitely thinning out up top though.
... it doesn't happen for everyone tho :'''''(
- this message was written from Tumbleweed by user wearing lederhosen, and leather socks

Beware straying from the pipeline!!
step1: install Windows XP
step2: install openSUSE
step3: put your legs in front of the screen with neofetch, take a pic
step4: wait 2-3 business days to get your cute socks delivered in the correct size
Does openSUSE provide the sandals to go with the socks?
I don't think they even provide the socks, they just appear.
I bet if you wish really hard foss angels will provide you some cute pink sandals too!
Ok leather socks are something I'd never considered and on one hand: hot, but on the other hand I can't imagine what shoes I'd wear them with. Obviously the pants would be leather short shorts at the most or a tight leather dress
I will be honest with ya, if I looked better in dress than a shirt I would wear it. No Linux needed.
Why do people seem to dislike mint? I like mint it works with a minnimum of bullshit.
It's a "beginner-friendly" distro so people might subconsciously think you should "graduate" to use something "better".
Which is ridiculous, of course. No reason to switch if it works for you!
I don't know, I installed Mint last year and it's been great.
I don't think it's a dis.Β It's just what people usually recommend to people used to Windows, traditionally at least.Β Because it's familiar and just works.Β
We're still somehow not over the hipstery conceit that anything with mass appeal is inherently flawed.
Because it's becoming mainstream. And for some people, that means they have to dis on it to feel special.
Use the OS/Distro that works for you. If Windows or MacOS hits the spot for you, use that. There are no wrong answers here.
I just don't like the organizational structure of its maintainers as much as I like Debian's, but that's just a personal quirk. There's no wrong answer because the right answer is subjective.
They don't dislike it, it just doesn't make them look edgy. And some people like to (which is fine BTW).
I've started on Conectiva in the nineties, Debian, Ubuntu, and settled on Mint. I'll probably switch to LMDE if at all at this point.
Am fedora user, where ass?
Help! I just installed fedora last night and my ass grew, its fat af, what do I do?!?
Personal: DOS -> Win3.1/95 -> BeOS -> WinXP -> MacOS -> Win10 -> Ubuntu -> Debian
There was definitely some dual booting in there, particularly in the BeOS (to Windows for Games) and Win10 (to Ubuntu for work) eras.
Professional: Debian -> RHEL -> WinXP -> Win7 -> Ubuntu -> gLinux/ChromeOS -> Ubuntu -> MacOS -> Ubuntu -> MacOS/Ubuntu
Where is Debian?
Been a Linux user for 20 years. Still hate Fedora. Don't have a desire to try arch. Love mint and Debian.Β
I can't imagine the confusion you have saved yourself to not learn 400 different package managers and all the other qwirky differences beween distro types.
Why no Gentoo :( ?
I'm in the Endeavour phase, but I think my stockings are better. Otherwise maybe my secondary Ubuntu box is holding me back.
Also, getting older feels counter to getting hotter :(
Arch Linux user since 2016. Still look like a male nerd. What am I doing wrong
Is it necessary?
If you want to optimize your system, yes.
It seems like there's some universal truths in the tech industry: trans women use NixOS and code in Rust, and a lot of network admins are furries.

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