Nisaea

Nisaea, 4 months ago

No offense but this is highly anecdotal. When my Linux systems broke, I’ve always found good leads to solutions on the internet with a good search. On the other hand, every time Windows broke on me, it’s been near impossible to find relevant information as everything is drowned in a sea of basic nonsense, and the built-in tools that were supposed to help me, e.g., revert the system to a previous state, either errored out or did nothing, leaving me only with reinstalling the whole system as an option. Absolute nightmare.

Nisaea, 4 months ago

I daily drive endeavour and love it to bits but let’s not recommend it to someone who wants an OS with no fuss. It WILL break and require experience to fix. Remember the grub update fiasco?

Nisaea, 4 months ago

endeavouros.com/…/full-transparency-on-the-grub-i…

A LOT of people’s PCs were bricked, including mine. No boot, just blank screen with blinking cursor. Thankfully Endeavour’s team was quick to react (quicker than Arch, as it happens) and published a full tutorial on how to chroot into your system and downgrade grub, but that already required a good level of knowledge and confidence in the Linux system as none of this was trivial, or intuitive for any stretch of the imagination. I woudl imagine most affected EndeavourOS users who were new-ish to Linux threw the towel that day. Wouldn’t blame them, it was jarring even for me, and it wasn’t my first chroot.

Nisaea, 4 months ago

It’s exactly the opposite for me. Why? Because I’m just not used to Windows and nothing is where I expect it, or works as I would expect, and a lot of it makes no sense to me. On the other hand, I’ve been daily driving Linux since 2010 and I know what to do for most of the things I want to change in my system.

It’s literally just a matter of what you’re used to. ¯_(ツ)_/¯

Nisaea, 4 months ago

Yeop, you can say that again. Can’t read the Arch wiki on a Nokia 3310 for sure lol

Tbh I’m not too careful about updates, I have regular backups and grub exploding wasn’t enough to stop me, so eeeeh, if something really goes awfully wrong I have enough free time to deal with it and use it as a learning experience. I know I should be smarter about them like you are, but on my personal computer I just cannot be asked. ^^

Nisaea, 5 months ago

Hang on a minute… Is it??

Nisaea, 4 months ago

Man that’s unfortunate :c

Nisaea, 5 months ago

Wow when you out it that way it sounds even dumber

Nisaea, 5 months ago

This reads as some kind of weird bait

Nisaea, 5 months ago

Thank you so much! <3

I’ll be honest, it was a struggle, especially with yarn this thin, and I almost gave up, but I’m glad I didn’t! ^^

Also don’t feel bad for failing to pick up crocheting, that happened to me too the first time. It was such a disaster that I didn’t touch a crochet for about 25 years lol

Nisaea, 5 months ago

Never had such a problem with /e/ just with LineageOS, highly recommend!

Nisaea, 5 months ago

Add tampons ans pads to that

Nisaea, 5 months ago

Alun stone changed my life for that reason

Nisaea, 5 months ago

That answer doesn’t mean shit when it’s actually affecting your well being. I hope you can find a doctor who takes you seriously.

Nisaea, 5 months ago

It doesn’t make sense if you think the heat is here to kill bacteria. However, heat helps detergents do their job, and most likely helps loosen biofilms given their composition.

Nisaea, 6 months ago

If xrdp works well enough, NoMachine us blazing fast in comparison. Have you given it a try?

Nisaea, 6 months ago

NoMachine is what you’re looking for. Full login remote desktop multiplatform solution like rdp/xrdp, but wayyy smoother.

Nisaea, 6 months ago

Wait till you learn about the -X option ;)

Nisaea, 11 months ago

Eyy, grew up on a Mac 512 myself and my first computer was an iBook G3! We don't have the 512 anymore but my G3 is still alive and kicking! Do you still have yours?

Nisaea, 11 months ago

Oooh lucky! Man, having contacts in universities is precious for getting cheap oldies! Do you still have it?

Nisaea, 11 months ago

aww :c

Nisaea, 11 months ago

Sweet! I use mine to help with data transfer between the Internet and the Plus. Works great for that.

Nisaea, 11 months ago

Hi, I’m Nisaea, and I’m here because this is really cool! Just joined and definitely want to support the coolness! (and maybe play Zork)