Hello, I’m terribly introverted but trying my best to be social. Feel free to help me out!
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Interests
• herbalism
• mycology
• botany
• bushcraft
• nature
• paganism
• witchcraft
• druidism
• anthropology
MX Linux is my daily atm. I tend to hop around every few months (normally I use Mint.). Honestly, I’m enjoying it far more than Mint and don’t see that changing.
Dunno about what’s up with distrowatch; just chiming in as that one MX Linux person.
I use Xfce daily. I honestly prefer it to others. Never had any issues with it, either.
I just set this up a few nights ago. It’s been really nice!
Probably someone just as awful, for him to be giving up his position after all these years…
If that comment was enough to get you this upset, I don’t think you’re gonna last on any “social media of choice.” Better get out while you still can. 👀
If people took more than 30 seconds to read instead of being immediately reactionary, they’d have long since known beehaw’s defederations are due to a lack of lemmy’s own moderation tools currently.
But you can’t expect anyone to read anything. 😅
Wow, that’s it?
I’ve been using Linux Mint and found it to be great. Not a single issue so far, whereas I was having quite a few with PopOS, which was my daily for about two years prior.
Haven’t had to do any special tinkering at all. Currently hopping between Cyberpunk, Baldur’s Gate 3, and BattleBit without any problems.
It’s Ubuntu-based (which is based off Debian?) BUT Ubuntu it is not. Now I’m confused. 😁
Yeah, ancient and possibly eldlritch buttworms. :X
homelander has entered the chat
No but really, that’s pretty interesting. I’ve heard that infants who were breastfed longer (idk what longer entails exactly) are “healthier?”
Wonder if any of that is true and/or correlates.
What is this plastic frisbee assed boomerang looking horror…
Just about everything, really. I’m not a Linux wizard or anything, just to preface.
I like the amount of control it lets me have over everything while also not allowing me to “accidentally” the whole everything. I like that it’s fast and not resource intensive. Love that I can run it on my crunchy old netbook, and yet also my gaming desktop. Also like that it’s Xfce which I’m fond of.
I guess most of that can also apply to many other distros, too. To summarize, suppose I just prefer it.