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@alicela1n@social.treehouse.systems
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well my server runs Gentoo now
my computer is a representation of my mind; messy, disorganized, and full of noise and clutter at all times
I love Gentoo, also I probably should add a swap now :P
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Replying to
awawa
https://www.ietf.org/archive/id/draft-meow-mrrp-00.html meow meow meow mrrp meow meow mrrp mrrp mrrp
my website has stars now!
the tabs vs spaces debacle makes configuring my editor a nightmare
I started working on Korobeiniki (commonly known as the Tetris theme song) in Fami Studio. I am having a hard time with the transition but it's a work in progress.
Replying to
@crimsonfall@mas.to how are open source operating systems supposed to even comply with this?
Replying to
@izder456 Linux and macOS user here
I typically make a few tweaks to my desktop environment for improving usability, but nothing drastic.On macOS I have a script that configures it all for me, I do not have one for KDE currently.
I make use the terminal pretty heavily, and tend to put a lot of work into tweaking command line programs like vim. I treat the command line as another medium for interacting with the computer, often write code in a terminal window with vim, and like that it can be scripted and automated.
Replying to
@littlemisssynth I haven't tried Steam yet, this is a fresh install of Kubuntu and it's hard to do things without a keyboard and mouse
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@recursive@hachyderm.io the more I learn about computers the more I realize they're actually very simple circuits that have been condensed and multiplied with each generation to perform more functions, but because there's billions of transistors in a smartphone it seems like magic, I remember wondering how people figured out how to make machines this complex