BBC micro in a shop:
10 PRINT “Boobies”
20 GOTO 10
I’m a computer janitor that sometimes streams trying to learn dev https://www.twitch.tv/destide
BBC micro in a shop:
10 PRINT “Boobies”
20 GOTO 10
But how many burritos is that.
Lets find out! Count = λB. (B (λx. (x + 1)) 0)
3 its 3 burriotos you’re going to have to pop out and get 8 more for the other commenters
Looks at Undertail and Balatro just being a collection of IF statements…
You have to remember older people grew up with computers that are pretty similar to how most of us use Linux. Mint, bluefin would be my choices for someone with lower tech experience.
You likely know this already but oversteer might help with the wheel support
It was written in rust
Pretty sure any one using YAST is confused right now
Go on…
Bluefin will help you learn how to use an immutable distro
One of the early window managers was called Rat poison for this very reason.
As you’re doing a bazzite build, it’ll come with KDE/GS connect so you can use your phone.
We don’t have a window manager in the Ublue space yet other than community images, but fedora atomic offers a sway spin, it won’t be bazzite, but it’ll run games just as well for the most part.
Can’t see text scroll like hackermens. Takes up a bit more space. Have to copy and paste a directory into flatseal if your folders are separated.
It’s worked for cinnamon
The best for my user cases atm
For work bluefin For general stations mint For gaming cachyos or bazzite
It amazes me it’s still as popular as it is and still own goaling at least once a year.
I really love both esp after KDE 6. But I use Gnome, KDE treats multiple monitors as separate entities I find the bugs distracting and there’s only so much customisation I need. I slap open bar on and get to work.
Just upgraded hopefully never have to to touch dnf.conf again
Great progress especially for arm users