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Hey I’m not that old!
I came to say excactly that.
1995 was 10 years ago right?
As always people forget glorious Nixos
And the even more glorious, guix
I think we NixOS users get grouped in with Arch. Same socks, different colors.
As a Linux Mint Debian Edition user. I guess I’m just Benjamin Button.
Me, running CachyOS, and eschewing the socks:
Hell yeah! Programming socks are overrated.
Give it time…
It’s lonely out there being an arch user and a butch dyke 😔
Yeah, well I’m a Mint baby. I have to rely on the Debian users to take me to a Mint baby playdate.
It’s upsetting. Maybe I’ll go cry about it…
Yup, as a Debian user I feel this old and the only person I personally know, who have transitioned is an Arch user.
I just switched to debian after the last AUR issues.
I went from Ubuntu to Bazzite (OpenSUSE was my first choice, but there was a weird error trying to get it running and installed). Since Bazzite is basically Fedora… Should I get myself a hat?
Arch is what i want to be, openSuse is who i am.
Debian user here. I want to switch to arch but dont want to troubleshoot my pc after each update. How do u folks deal with that?
I rarely have to troubleshoot. The only issues I’ve run into lately is the package manager (pacman) refusing to download an updated package. Refreshing the mirrors or a quick internet search is usually enough to fix that.
From my experience, the only times troubleshooting is needed is if you tinker with things or use programs outside of the package manager.
It isn’t an issue. I just left Arch because the AUR seems to be imploding. And without it Arch looses one of its big advantages.
I update weekly ish and very rarely have issues. And if I do it’s the usual suspects hyprland, pw, proton and video drivers.
You can either lock these and make them not update as frequently or use more stable software instead.
I personally like the troubleshooting because it means I’m learning something so that helps.
I can confirm I feel as old as the debian pic.
Why is everyone always saying I am old and boring. I am not on Slackware???
Weird. Just turned 47 and I JUST tried Debian tonight.
So far it’s very good.
Get off my lawn
Fedora users
Hey, how did you take a picture of me 🤨
Can confirm. I’m an Ubuntu child and soon going to become a Debian old man.
Does being a Linux Mint Debian Edition user make me middle-aged?
No, an old person in diapers
Can confirm, am baby.
