@BrodieOnLinux C actually does have garbage collection its called the linux kernel

@BrodieOnLinux Windows is more secure out of the box.

@BrodieOnLinux@linuxrocks.online programs like vim should make you type the quit command at least once before allowing you to use the program so it stops being such a noob trap from all the terrible tutorials telling people to edit a text file with it specifically.

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I'm much more hyped for Budgie 11 than I was for KDE 6.

@BrodieOnLinux@linuxrocks.online it doesnt have enough privacy options compared to windows tbh, not even a privacy statement to read

@BrodieOnLinux we should close source the kernel for the sake of security.

@BrodieOnLinux it's a horrible kernel with a real outdated design and I really don't like it's codebase - I find it so bad, I somewhat seriously (but slowly) write my own OS ^^`

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Projects should offer noninteractive one liner install commands (with curl piped into bash). This way KDE and some WM users can put it in the search bar and run it there. You don't even have tp worry about complicated terminal outputs since you can't see it.

This convenient install method doesn't need app stores or package managers to install. The installer can also create a service that automatically updates the program in the background like in Windows.

@BrodieOnLinux Windows would be good if it used the Linux kernel and broke up explorer.exe into separate programs

@BrodieOnLinux Using nix flakes is sooo good that if your project does not have one I might not even try it.

@BrodieOnLinux linux good and gay

@BrodieOnLinux The file systems that Linux uses robs us all of the satisfaction of watching a drive get defragged.

@BrodieOnLinux Most Ubuntu users who complain about Snap wouldn't if the Firefox and Chromium Snaps had feature parity with their debs before the transition packages hit the apt repos.

@BrodieOnLinux@linuxrocks.online Lightweight distros are almost entirely useless over just upgrading to an SSD. Most computers made after 2010 (maybe even the late-2000s) will handle normal distros and even Windows completely fine, and you can easily give up booting off of a hard drive with how cheap SSDs are.

@BrodieOnLinux There are too many distro spins nowadays. Please eliminate three. I am not a crackpot.

@BrodieOnLinux vim should not be the default for so many applications as for if you have limited mobility or missing hands, it’s basically impossible to use 

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Packaging opinions:
Flatpak is the best packaging format, no contest.
Snap has an absolutely proprietary :stallman: backend and is rightly shamed.
AppImages are ok I guess...
I will hear nothing about Nix until someone can make an actually intuitive GUI for it.
Nobody should be recommending actually using the AUR (or anything Arch-related for that matter).

@BrodieOnLinux Linux desktop systems would be subject to an endless flood of viruses and malware if they were more popular.

@BrodieOnLinux there are too many distros