open the country
stop having it be closed
it's fun just typing yay into the terminal :)
I play almost no single player games, and I switched to Linux (Cachy) earlier this year. It's been a blast.
omg so tiny
I would expect Gitlab and Codeberg to be the most likely destinations depending on how FOSSy a project is.
I heard someone mention "Tangled" earlier today too which might be new? Unsure. Seems to be an attempt at a federated version control platform.
I think it has more to do with them being adaptations of web novels. I can only assume that at some point there was a meta that evolved around naming web novels something wordy and specific to either stand out from the crowd, let readers know what the series was about, or both.
Disclaimer: I don't read web novels, could be way off.
"roughly" doing some heavy lifting in that sentence despite the parentheses
would tar --help count
I have to admit, installing Cachy was annoying for me. It couldn't deal with my Windows partitions or something. After I wiped my SSD completely, it worked.
Learning Linux stuff was a bit confusing too, but expected. Installer was a headache I did not expect.
(Disabling SecureBoot in BIOS was also a bit of trial and error)
Do you have Limine working on your newer PC?
When I tried using something like Snapper on my own a year or two ago I was super confused and gave up, but Limine on Cachy has been so simple. I've rolled back updates a couple of times already.
For context, I decided to wipe my Windows10 install about a month ago and I'm using only using Cachy now.
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