Especially annoying since you’re allowed to freely distribute the original.

If for some reason you don’t like Libre Office then MS Office works in the browser.

I use email.

I helped my son install Windows 10 on a spare SSD for Fortnite. His first comment after booting into Windows: Why is it so ugly?

After the novelty of playing Fortnite wore off he’s back to Linux.

There is not a single reason why I should. Snapper gives me the same ability to easily roll back in case of errors. Beyond that I don’t see what makes atomic distros so great.

Probably not because the Pope didn’t say thank you. Zelensky is still alive. He probably didn’t say please as well.

The sources are up on Github and accept pull requests and bugreports. That would be the first place I’d look.

Hey, no kink shaming!

But it should also have an insanely high CO2 output, so maybe be more direct.

Beautiful lies.

Immer wieder Spaß zu Weihnachten Ostereier zu finden.

Habe schon genug Stress mit Ärzten und Krankenkasse. Ich befürchte, dass mein Pflegegeld “aus Versehen” verzögert gezahlt werden könnte, wenn ich auf mein Recht bestehe.

“Yes, do as I say”

A power outage during install.

Trying out experimental stuff.

Uninstalling critical packages.

Someone at $distribution fucked up packaging.

You could just as well ask why an immutable system must be immutable. The safeguards are not there for normal operation. They are supposed to help you with fatal irregularities.

Ist ja auch nicht Mittwoch, mein Kerl.

Honestly, that’s the same thing I got with BTRFS+snapper. It creates a snapshot before and after any Package installation. In case anything goes wrong I can just go back to a previous snapshot. And on top of that I can easily install native packages and don’t lose any disk space to multiple partitions.

I’ve come to despise immutable operating systems since first encountering them in Android.

Using AI slop is cheating.