linux users be like

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• here is the follow up: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6JLGi8anDbo

• sudo sudo sudo sudo apt apt apt apt apt

• Autism OS

• i see no issue

• This is normal.

• Graphics and Linux? No no no! the mpg file must have been converted into ASCII art, and then sended into the terminal frame by frame.

• HDMI cable didnt wanna go in, that thud said it all

• That's why we love Linux 😂😂😂

• woah

• OMG it is so cool, imagine having like a small screen just for your terminal

• Linux are for critical intelligent people who can think for themselves…
  Windows are dedicated to naive Sheep 🐑
  Mac is dedicated Spoiled little kids born with a silver spoon 🥄 in their mouth.

• You are using arch Linux 💀

• We are not like this..

• Sudo apt remove vimpop

• no

• i miss having built in disc trays

• A true Linux user would just ssh

• However, it's a sad fact that Stallman has not received the recognition he deserves for his pioneering work. Often, the term "Linux" is used generically to refer to the GNU/Linux operating system, ignoring the GNU part of the system. This can be seen as an injustice to Stallman and the GNU project, which have significantly contributed to creating a computing environment based on software freedom and sharing. Therefore, it's important to give proper credit to Stallman and the GNU project for their crucial role in the modern computing ecosystem. If we were to call "GNU/Linux" just "Linux," then we should apply the same naming principle to the Android operating system for phones since it uses the Linux kernel. However, it should be noted that Android is much more than just a kernel; it is a complete operating system with a diverse software ecosystem and a wide range of components that go beyond the Linux kernel. This analogy underscores the importance of recognizing the significant contributions and complexity of operating systems in their naming. However, it's a sad fact that Stallman has not received the recognition he deserves for his pioneering work. Often, the term "Linux" is used generically to refer to the GNU/Linux operating system, ignoring the GNU part of the system. This can be seen as an injustice to Stallman and the GNU project, which have significantly contributed to creating a computing environment based on software freedom and sharing. Therefore, it's important to give proper credit to Stallman and the GNU project for their crucial role in the modern computing ecosystem. If we were to call "GNU/Linux" just "Linux," then we should apply the same naming principle to the Android operating system for phones since it uses the Linux kernel. However, it should be noted that Android is much more than just a kernel; it is a complete operating system with a diverse software ecosystem and a wide range of components that go beyond the Linux kernel. This analogy underscores the importance of recognizing the significant contributions and complexity of operating systems in their naming.

• he uses arch btw

• Solo por aclarar, Cliff no es medio enano, es medio hobbit o "los cuerpo de niño" que es una raza diferente

• Ah, the old neofetch every time you open the terminal. I do the same thing on my macs too.

• That screen is too small.

• That’s just lap, no top.

• As a Mint user, I have no idea what this is

• A real Linux user runs Linux on the computer in their skull. Now that’s true Linux gaming.

• I remember my first time installing arch on a calculator. Good times

• SHERI@567GHQ IS WORLDS NO 1 NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOB INN FREE FIRE

• yep

• That’s not a laptop that’s a lap.

• I like how the monitor screamed when he put in the HDMI

• To use Linux, you first have to know how to program a network driver in order to download all other drivers.

• I use arch, btw

• Hey, i have one of those laps too!

• That is the most satisfying cable insertion I’ve ever witnessed

• Bro final part inserting hdmi sounds like gun

• Password just got stolen by a Linux user 💀💀 rip account

• fr

• He uses arch btw

• Why do Linux users rip off the top of their laptop, then plug an external monitor in as if it was a desktop

• but they swear to god they arent broke

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