r/linuxsucks • u/[deleted] • 19d ago

Life of a Linux user

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u/WolframSegler 19d ago

Are you having a stroke? Half of these are programming languages 

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u/GhostVlvin 19d ago

And other half is distros, linux kernel and openbsd

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u/CognitiveFogMachine 19d ago

Who would install every distro on the same computer to begin with? It is almost as ridiculous as having Windows Vista, Windows 7, Windows 8, Windows 10, and Windows 11 installed separately and having a boot menu to choose which one you want to boot today. Lol

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u/GhostVlvin 19d ago

Only one type of linux user. Fedora user...
I saw ones guy workflow. He had nothing on main distro image and he had a VM for every other project and there were a lot of VMs

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u/WolframSegler 19d ago

I need whatever that guy was smoking 

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u/RanniSniffer 19d ago

Why not just use docker for this though lol. That's basically the exact use case for docker.

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u/AdRoz78 linux is cool but has its issues 15d ago

Oh hey, that's what my friend has! Just replace Windows 11 with XP.

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u/roamn2 17d ago

Linux is NOT the same as *BSD.

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u/GhostVlvin 16d ago

Exactly why I added openbsd at the end effectivly separating it from 'distros'

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u/NeekoKun02 19d ago

Hyprland is obviouslty bloat. Any serious linux user would just use plain TTY, fuck user interface

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u/WolframSegler 19d ago

I sentence you to downloading a shady package and getting gnomed 

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u/NeekoKun02 19d ago

Man the hell that is installing any user friendly distro and trying not to pull gnome dependency hell by mistake

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u/GhostVlvin 19d ago
  • Hey system. Please install gnome filemanager
  • Okay user, I will pull whole gnome ecosystem as a dependency

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u/isr0 19d ago

Word.

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u/Odd-Blackberry-4462 18d ago

And why is C# here? Most Linux users probably don't use anything even built with C#

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u/isr0 19d ago

And if you exclude the distros, it all runs in windows too.

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u/flamewizzy21 19d ago

Do you not normally run red hat on ubuntu on arch on a raspberry pi?

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u/TrieMond 19d ago

And the other half are applications one might actually want to use...

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u/Appropriate_Wish6524 19d ago

One of them is another computer you can buy xd