Serving displays since 1984

Using Linux is great because sometimes you'll be in Linux spaces and someone will not only share a tool that makes your life easier they'll also share the code so you can adjust it if you want

The sky is so beautiful tonight. This is your reminder to go admire the beauty no manmade object could ever achive. This is your reminder to go admire nature. Not before admiring your favorite FOSS project tho

Remember that if you don't know what a command does you should pointlessly look it up for 15-20 minutes trying to find a clear answer rather than using -h or --help

i gotta say, something i really like about linux is the terminal. it was a bit off-putting at first, especially since i don't actually know enough about programming to properly utilise it, but it's so cool that i can just tell my computer what to do and it will do it. no questions asked except for maybe my password again and then it will do it. that's so cool

i love those blinking red lights they put on top of radio towers and windmills and skyscrapers etc, theyre like electronic flowers or something to me

So I'm using a left-handed cursor because I thought it'd be funny but honestly it's not a bad experience at all!

of course unplugging a usb crashes the display server. Why wouldn't it

Toggling my webcam on and off also locks the screen for some reason. I don't know anymore

The worst part about switching to Linux is realizing all the obnoxious Linux people were right actually and having to stop yourself from becoming them

Whoever wrote that should be fired for calling windows 11 an upgrade