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Tehhund@lemmy.world to Linux@lemmy.mlEnglish · 30 days ago

Dad uses a computer in 2025

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Dad uses a computer in 2025

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Tehhund@lemmy.world to Linux@lemmy.mlEnglish · 30 days ago
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  • diffaldo@lemmy.dbzer0.com
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    28 days ago

    Because of fragmentation linux will continue to stay behind😞 so many bugs and issues yet people still create their own solution instead of contributing to the existing one. Its like a curse…

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      Sure, but there’s just enough mainline distros. You only really have choice if you’re looking for it. And everybody else will ask someone to help and they’ll most likely just install something of their choice/what they’re familiar with, after considering the user’s requirements.

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    29 days ago

    It is definitely older than 2025 because you can play roblox on linux in 2025.

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    30 days ago

    Yes it can.

    • overload@sopuli.xyz
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      30 days ago

      If only it couldn’t

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    29 days ago

    calvin’s dad wouldn’t be upset by the number of linux derivatives. he’d be thrilled. a whole new world to be autistic about.

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      I’m not sure he was thrilled about peanut butter choice, he basically had a breakdown

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    Newbies should just install Ubuntu.

    It works and is well supported. Year later go distrohopping.

    That’s what I suggest anyway.

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      29 days ago

      Mint is better

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          Objectively not for new users

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              28 days ago

              Ask a new user, the unsurprising answer is “ez pleazee”.

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    Calvin wouldn’t play Roblox

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