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CaffeineAddict
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Welcome, and thanks for letting us know you're old Linux user so we don't treat you as a noob 
Btw. your handle is like code comment.
Btw. your handle is like code comment.
Welcome! Arch Linux is so hard to install! So curious to know what DE or WM do prefer to use?
i use that name because it isnt one that you can search with google.Welcome, and thanks for letting us know you're old Linux user so we don't treat you as a noob
Btw. your handle is like code comment.
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I did too but I reinstalled anyways because I prefer to be safe rather than to be maybe be sorry later, as now I have a system that hasn't installed anything through the AUR.i survived AUR calamity.
How do you survive doing anything with that hardened kernel, I installed it once and had a bunch of stuff that didn't work even after having enabled some sysctl settings?
i am not sure, i havent had any problems with it knocks on wood or Arch installation that i use.
my Arch has been 100% stable. once i messed it up, fat fingered "chowned my /home/vile/Desktop" and icons disappeared but it was easy to fix.
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I had issues with Steam and Heroic not launching and once I got that fixed my games still wouldn't launch. So I'm assuming you don't user either of those?
it were hard but #archinstall script made it easy. its easier than OpenBSD, i hate to make "partitions" for OpenBSD. disc labels and stuff ...
It was a joke
It was easy before, archinstall made more easy.It was a joke
i am a bit thick sometimes lol
Rocketing-warp9
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Welcome to the bunch!
Welcome, welcome.
Sit down, kick back, put your feet up, crack open a 'tinny' (as our members from Oz would put it!).....and soak up the atmosphere.
They're a good bunch here. Perhaps not quite as overly-technical as the LQ.org crew, but that's no bad thing. It's very much a "fun" atmosphere, here at Linux.org.....and something of a "home from home" for many.
Enjoy.
Mike.
Sit down, kick back, put your feet up, crack open a 'tinny' (as our members from Oz would put it!).....and soak up the atmosphere.
They're a good bunch here. Perhaps not quite as overly-technical as the LQ.org crew, but that's no bad thing. It's very much a "fun" atmosphere, here at Linux.org.....and something of a "home from home" for many.
Enjoy.
Mike.
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Yeah, what he said ^^^^, from one of those Aussies...who's drinking a tinnie, except it's in glass so it's a stubbie.
G'day and welcome.
Chris Turner
wizardfromoz
G'day and welcome.
Chris Turner
wizardfromoz
I thought a 'stubby' was the shorter/fatter glass bottles, the ones without the longer neck?
My Aussie slang isn't the greatest, and my memory is potentially hampered.
They are, but hold the same quantity 375 ml, 13 oz. I prefer the taste out of glass.
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