That’s how all distros work. They exist so that you don’t have to make changes yourself.
That’s how all distros work. They exist so that you don’t have to make changes yourself.
What is going on with that lowercase g?
“There’s no login screen, how do I unlock it?”
“It’s square enix, they expect you to have a keyblade”
The lines in the image are connected, but this is also the dumbest internet argument I’ve had this month, so goodbye.
To other servers
They have several lines coming out. Those could be connections
Neat idea. Btw what’s that character you used in place of a “u” in “solıtions”? It looks an “i” lost its tittle
I love Linux
Oh dear
That reminds me of this
A zip quine? That’s genius
Just think how many children are holding down spacebar to keep warm in the winter. We need to keep this feature around.
I can’t contribute shit so I’m restricted to a mere consumer
That’s not true! Contributing documentation improvements is critically important for the growth and health of the open-source community but is very overlooked.
I’d recognize those buttons anywhere
Gnu’s Not GnuPGP
I thought XDG-aware apps fell back to FHS if no XDG vars were set? Or do they not do that
I think the logic is that it’s the most used, so to avoid seriously competing standards, it’s better to stick with it.
I’ve only ever heard of FHS or XDG. Due to the free nature of linux distros, there is no central authority on how they are to be set up, and so there is no difference between those two options in terms of authority. Standards (which XDG is, colloquially) are followed based on popularity.
“It’s impossible. Let me list 4 exceptions though”