JackRiddle

Neutral eldritch

This is one of the first where I struggled to read it correctly. I think the colours are making the effect worse here.

Debian, devuan, arch, artix, nixos, guixSD, gentoo, funtoo, slackware, lfs

AI art won’t do shit except boot people out of jobs that would require a real artist but won’t have too many people complaining if it is obvious goo.

As for open-source art tools, krita is fantastic and gets used by a lot of professionals.

windows is the most user friendly

This is entirely dependend on what you’re used to I think, because I used to think this too but now I can’t do anything with windows anymore.

I’m now using s6, which is great because nobody is using it so the best documentation is some random github page for running daemons with nix using various init programs.

With Lix?

I could ask the same. Why would anyone want windows? I haven’t needed windows for anything in years. I run wine for windows stuff(mostly for fun) and it works if you’re competent.

Seriously tho, I care about my privacy somewhat, and a lot of my hardware just doesn’t run windows because it’s too heavy. I also dislike the lack of control I have over windows and can’t work with the windows DE in general.

*linux mint

While this is not that hard to do if you’re used to linux, I would not reccommend this to someone who is switching from windows.

It’s most likely because you don’t pronounce a vowel at the front of the word, even if you write one.

Path of exile is fine as long as you follow someone elses build

Arch is too well made to be made by reddit. While redditors are drawn to it, they could never have actually made it themselves.

Arch is great, but not very beginner friendly. It might be better to start with somethin debian-based like linux mint, and install arch once you get used to using the commandline and know where to find answers to your questions etc.

Idk, but I can recommend you a few that are less usable

Do not set up your entire config in one file please, break that shit up

But I do love nixos(I am the person in the image)

Me

My steps for looking up something are usually

1. Check the arch wiki
2. Check the gentoo wiki
3. Search for something related to my own distro
4. Search for anything else
5. Cry

I believe I am mistaken, yes. I had a cpu fail, and never got it to work, no matter what I did.

Windows: “driver for graphics card not found. Go fuck yourself.”