• TempermentalAnomaly@lemmy.world
      552·
      19 days ago

      Here’s some others:

      • Windows is garbage. The last time windows was good was Windows [10, 7, 2000, NT, 3.1, O/S2].
      • don’t you care about your privacy?
      • All AI is all slop all the time. If you think of using AI you are garbage.
      • Star Trek. I have no issues with my Star Trek homies. Y’all are awesome.
        • Buddahriffic@lemmy.world
          122·
          19 days ago

          IP as a concept exists in a superstate where it’s bad in the context of piracy but good in the context of generative AI.

        • Pup Biru@aussie.zoneEnglish
          3·
          17 days ago

          windows n-1 was was good: an always relevant statement not because it’s true, but because less shit than whatever the garbage is now is such a low bar

      • kshade@lemmy.world
        7·
        18 days ago
        • Capitalism is always given as the reason something is bad, that way nobody has to try and improve anything because the revolution is for later and working within the system is supporting the bad thing.
      • Siegfried@lemmy.world
        4·
        18 days ago

        “Let’s rant about linux… in a linux community”

        If you are so sassy about people having fun, just block the instance. I cant promise you will stop reading about linux, but your feed will be co siderably cleaner

          • Siegfried@lemmy.world
            1·
            18 days ago

            It’s true because you are in the wrong comunities… I dont see tankies, I don’t see porn and definitely it’s been a long while since the last time I saw star trek references on lemmy.

      • kameecoding@lemmy.world
        713·
        19 days ago

        Lemmy: AI is garbage

        Me who uses it to eliminate a shit ton of my mindless tasks like writing unit tests: You are garbage and is your opinion

    • silly goose meekah@lemmy.world
      9·
      19 days ago

      I’m sure Linux is overrepresented across the whole of Lemmy but to be fair, we are in a community specifically about Linux. You could also just block the term Linux and be done with it

      • paraphrand@lemmy.worldEnglish
        3·
        19 days ago

        If you think this meme is a depiction of something worth blocking all Linux communities over, then we are not on the same page. I was just poking fun.

  • steeznson@lemmy.world
    32·
    19 days ago

    Let me interject for a moment. What you’ve referred to as “butter” is actually “I can’t believe it’s not/butter”. Have a pleasant day!

      • steeznson@lemmy.world
        7·
        19 days ago

        That’s the one! Funny store about the name - it’s a recursive condiment.

        Edit: sorry for inbox spam btw, lemmy.world having outages

  • crawancon@lemm.ee
    26·
    19 days ago

    before you reach for butter, have you even considered whether or not a rolling release distro is right for you?

      • SSNs4evr@leminal.space
        1·
        4 days ago

        I have to start looking for something a bit lighter than Ubuntu for my old Toughbook CF-30. I had Mint on an older laptop, years ago, and liked it. I’m not opposed to any flavor of Linux…I just want easy, the closest thing to issue/maintenance free, while taking full advantage or the specs I have to work with.

  • JasonDJ@lemmy.zip
    7·
    18 days ago

    Alright guys I’m gonna tell you…I don’t use butter on my grilled cheese.

    Nah. I use mayonnaise. A very thin coating, it doesn’t take much – and ultimately it’s easier for butter to be many more calories and taste inferior

  • KeenFlame@feddit.nu
    5·
    19 days ago

    Heyyy bros and sisses. I am currently trying to do this after being fully converted by you guys. I am technically capable and have run Linux before. However, I am unsure if virtualbox is the best to use for this, and where to get isos and stuff… Just generally I searched around for doing precisely this, and there was barely any info available. Maybe I used the wrong keywords?

    • QuazarOmega@lemy.lol
      6·
      19 days ago

      I’m guessing you’re currently on Windows, right? If so, Virtualbox is perfectly fine, otherwise, if you’re on Linux already, you could use Boxes or Virt manager that are more performant, but don’t stress yourself if you just wanna play around Virtualbox will always be more than sufficient.
      As for the ISOs you can just get them directly from the distro websites or, if using Boxes, you can choose one at VM creation and it’ll download it for you

      • KeenFlame@feddit.nu
        2·
        16 days ago

        Yeah, but it’s really great to know about boxes, I will probably run that once I am on bare metal, for development and producing music. Thanks!

    • blaze@programming.dev
      3·
      18 days ago

      Virtualbox is fine to test things out. In general, if you were to install it directly to your machine, it will run snappier than it will run in the virtual machine. Just saying if it feels laggy in Virtualbox, that doesn’t mean it won’t work.

      For ISOs just go to the website of the distro you choose and look for ‘Downloads’. Usually there’s an ISO that’s been optimized for Virtualbox.

    • Buddahriffic@lemmy.world
      2·
      19 days ago

      Personally, I’d just try live boot usbs instead of going to the effort of setting up VMs for different distros.

      For getting images, my approach would be to search for the distro name to find its website and look for their downloads page. If there’s multiple flavours, just pick one and see how you like it. You can always switch to a different one once you’ve got enough experience to decide what is and isn’t important for you.

      If you just want to game, Fedora was pretty easy to get going for me. I just installed that and then steam and was able to play games after that. I’ve got an AMD gpu and it was actually easier than on windows, since you still need to install gpu and chipset drivers on windows. The only time I spent on that in Fedora was the time it took to figure out I didn’t need to do that.

      Only parts that took a little digging was mounting my other partitions (I think because I misunderstood some setup during the install, but it ended up being no big deal) and finding the setting that enabled all games to be attempted to run with proton, since by default steam will only show games with official linux support as playable by default.

      Also getting sound working the way I wanted it to was a bit of a hassle, though any of the workarounds I tried worked pretty quickly. I wanted to use the optical digital, but it wouldn’t at first, but sound did work from the analog port as well as plugging my soundbar in via USB. And even though I gave up on getting the digital to work at the time because I just wanted to play a game, when I later swung back to it, it just worked, so I’m guessing it was just broken because my motherboard was a new one and the software needed to be updated to properly support it.

      • KeenFlame@feddit.nu
        2·
        16 days ago

        Thanks a million! Is Fedora using our capable of using wayland or will that be troublesome? I have an nvidia chipset on my laptop unfortunately, but I’ve heard many distros take care of those pretty good nowadays

        • Buddahriffic@lemmy.world
          2·
          15 days ago

          All I can say for sure is that the cinnamon desktop I’m using has wayland (experimental) as an option. I haven’t tried it myself so I don’t know how stable it is. Or how well it might work with other desktops.