If you mean Linux, you are. You have the root or sudo password, don’t you? If you mean your the root directory should be under your user name, then that is a very bad idea. I suggest you try it on a system you don’t care about to find out why!
There was a Taylor Swift Linux but it’s dormant
I think it was just meant to be a joke although I did learn something about hot air balloons… enough to know that I’m never going in one
Usually, I use the documentation when I need to look something up, but I’ll generally read around the specific information that I’m looking for.
True, but not things you will use day to day. With such a little machine, I would go with EndeavourOS with i3 or sway and build it up from there.
The only disadvantage is that you have to manually update, unless you’ve installed it from the aur.
That’s Bennet. He had a really steamy scene.
Officially Cute, but for me it will always be cutie
Engine X. I think.
It’s Canonicals’ package manager. A lot of people, myself included, dislike it mostly because the backend is proprietary and it locks the repository to Canonical only. Also given their past history, it may be doing something nefarious.
Oh! Tay as in Taylor! God I’m slow.
maybe it’s being sarcastic?
The very first computers were programmed using physical switches and buttons. Punched cards came later. Being a programmer in those days was a lot harder than it is now!
Isn’t Zorin very out of date?
If you’re supporting it, then one you are familiar with would be my recommendation. If you’re both beginners, then Mint.
You could say they got ahead of the game.
They were a nice-to-have!
Quality Abandonment?
I prefer AbstractSingletonBeanFactoryManagerInterface