How it starts: “Oh, a meme about repairing stuff! I like to repair stuff myself, let’s check the comments.”
How it keeps going: "Ok, I don’t really know shit about cars repair, I only changed a light bulb from time to time, and once I replaced a 12V battery. Let’s write a comment about what I know: installing Linux! ““This is like installing Arch with on an exotic machine…”” "
How it ends: turns out most of us match above description and answer the Linux comment…
Technically, calling different distributions of Linux “versions of Linux” is completely accurate based on the definition of the word “version,” and based on how the word is generally used in every day speech.
You’re just being pedantic. Which is completely valid, I’m also being very pedantic.
Here we go with every post somehow turning into Windows vs Linux. Lol
How it starts: “Oh, a meme about repairing stuff! I like to repair stuff myself, let’s check the comments.”
How it keeps going: "Ok, I don’t really know shit about cars repair, I only changed a light bulb from time to time, and once I replaced a 12V battery. Let’s write a comment about what I know: installing Linux! ““This is like installing Arch with on an exotic machine…”” "
How it ends: turns out most of us match above description and answer the Linux comment…
Linux, of course. But which version of Linux?
I use Arch BTW.
6.10 is pretty good compared to 2.4. Or are you confused about distribution versus version?
Technically, calling different distributions of Linux “versions of Linux” is completely accurate based on the definition of the word “version,” and based on how the word is generally used in every day speech.
You’re just being pedantic. Which is completely valid, I’m also being very pedantic.
The windows version of course.
Commenting from my tablet running Termux + XFCE via MultiVNC
Otherwise, Linux Mint MATE on my laptop.