Post 2368904 by fashywhitefem@baraag.net
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(DIR) Post #2368809 by sjw@feminism.lgbt
2018-12-28T15:02:02Z
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Welp, I just ordered the parts to upgrade to Ryzen from my FX-8350. I got a really good deal on a Ryzen 7 1700X ($65) but I only got 16 GB of RAM because 32 GB would have been more than my CPU, mobo, and cooler combined. I'll just have to make do with 16 GB until RAM prices aren't fucked. Still, I'm excited! I can't wait to set it all up! Which OS should I install? I was considering Debian, Elementary OS, Solus, or Deepin.
(DIR) Post #2368889 by matrix@gameliberty.club
2018-12-28T15:04:57Z
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@sjw Windows 10 /s
(DIR) Post #2368904 by fashywhitefem@baraag.net
2018-12-28T15:05:33Z
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@sjw It has been a few years but I recall some of the pretty decorations in elementaryOS being at odds with Steam libraries. Did not have the same problems on Solus, though that did (and might still) require that you learn eopkg. Still, Solus would be my pick of the group.
(DIR) Post #2368996 by sjw@feminism.lgbt
2018-12-28T15:10:13Z
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@matrix Yeah, fuck #UnixPorn give me some of that #NTporn.
(DIR) Post #2369040 by tuxcrafting@pleroma.tuxcrafting.cf
2018-12-28T15:11:23.670159Z
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@sjw freedos
(DIR) Post #2369883 by sjw@feminism.lgbt
2018-12-28T15:43:20Z
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@fashywhitefem I'm currently running Solus. My biggest gripe is the absence of Cron and their response about it is something along the lines of "You don't need Cron because Solus uses systemd. Just use systemd." That's fucking bullshit IMO.Also, I haven't been able to install my copy of Witcher 3 on Lutris. It installs fine but throws an error at the end of the install. I can click launch now and play the game but Lutris thinks it didn't install and deletes it when I close the error
(DIR) Post #2370001 by ivesen@miniwa.moe
2018-12-28T15:46:52.572864Z
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@sjw :void: :blobpeek:
(DIR) Post #2370038 by sjw@feminism.lgbt
2018-12-28T15:48:17Z
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@tuxcrafting Why not ReactOS?https://distrowatch.com/ReactOS
(DIR) Post #2370134 by tuxcrafting@pleroma.tuxcrafting.cf
2018-12-28T15:53:04.031729Z
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@sjw NT is bloat. DOS was the peak of OS design
(DIR) Post #2370376 by sjw@feminism.lgbt
2018-12-28T16:03:25Z
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@ivesen Oh, I haven't heard of Void before. That sounds neat!https://distrowatch.com/VoidI also kind of want to try Lunar Linuxhttps://distrowatch.com/Lunar
(DIR) Post #2370389 by nether@bsd.moe
2018-12-28T16:03:56.645656Z
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@sjw @ivesen When the mario rom hacks guy wants to release a distro
(DIR) Post #2370456 by sjw@feminism.lgbt
2018-12-28T16:06:07Z
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@tuxcrafting Fuck you. TempleOS is the peak of OS design and you know it. That OS was designed by god himself and allows you to talk to god.All other operating systems are bloat. Network stack? Fucking bloat when you can talk to god.
(DIR) Post #2370543 by sjw@feminism.lgbt
2018-12-28T16:09:26Z
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@nether @ivesen Want, what? I'm out of the loop.
(DIR) Post #2370567 by nether@bsd.moe
2018-12-28T16:10:23.503713Z
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@sjw @ivesen Lunar IPS is a popular tool for applying IPS patches to roms (e.g. to create rom hacks) and Lunar Magic is a popular tool in the ROM hacking scene as well for modifying Super Mario World
(DIR) Post #2370780 by sjw@feminism.lgbt
2018-12-28T16:18:43Z
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@nether @ivesen Does Lunar Linux tie into that or is it just a coincidence?
(DIR) Post #2370790 by nether@bsd.moe
2018-12-28T16:19:15.274310Z
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@sjw @ivesen https://fusoya.eludevisibility.org/projects.html looks like no ;;
(DIR) Post #2370853 by sjw@feminism.lgbt
2018-12-28T16:24:08Z
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@nether @ivesen Ah, okay. Thanks for explaining the joke for me. I just don't do ROM hacking so I didn't get it at first.
(DIR) Post #2374187 by ivesen@miniwa.moe
2018-12-28T18:52:02.518421Z
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@sjw the only feature of void I care about is the part where I never feel like it's in danger of breaking randomlyunlike ubuntu, debian, arch (etc)
(DIR) Post #2374346 by sampo@pleroma.soykaf.com
2018-12-28T18:55:03.306344Z
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@ivesen @sjw I just broke my void randomly today, thanks i686 ati drivers
(DIR) Post #2374347 by ivesen@miniwa.moe
2018-12-28T18:57:48.034139Z
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@sampo @sjw what are you using ati drivers for? :blobglare:
(DIR) Post #2374416 by sampo@pleroma.soykaf.com
2018-12-28T18:58:51.219975Z
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@ivesen @sjw for displaying stuff on my screen
(DIR) Post #2374417 by ivesen@miniwa.moe
2018-12-28T19:00:03.960631Z
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@sampo @sjw is it the xorg driver ?
(DIR) Post #2374635 by sjw@feminism.lgbt
2018-12-28T19:07:23Z
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@ivesen I've never had a problem with Debian or Ubuntu. If it breaks it always because of something I did and I'm able to fix it.
(DIR) Post #2374848 by ivesen@miniwa.moe
2018-12-28T19:14:01.865091Z
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@sjw when ubuntu and debian breaks for me it's normally because I left them alone for too long
(DIR) Post #2375037 by sjw@feminism.lgbt
2018-12-28T19:20:35Z
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@ivesen Weird. Ubuntu is my distro of choice when I just want to set something up and interact with it at little as possible. It can do security updates on its own and even kernel updates on its own with zero downtime.I've never had Ubuntu break because I left it alone. For me, it only breaks because I was fucking with it.
(DIR) Post #2375539 by sampo@pleroma.soykaf.com
2018-12-28T19:00:33.084928Z
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@ivesen @sjw yep!