Nobody likes moral philosophy professors.

It turns out you love installing and configuring software, not actually using it.

More than a year doesn’t sound particularly long.

When the software you want is not in your package repository and compiling from source fails.

Lemmy is a Tankie Bar.

Garuda is a great and very polished Arch distro. The bling in their riced themes is not so great for old machines, but a recent one has no issue. The documentation and community is also pretty good. Their dotfiles and choice of terminal tools were also great.

Media Wiki actually makes money though.

They actually pay their employees.

It still looks and behaves like StarOffice.

The templates they include look ancient as well. They do have a mediocre copy of Microsoft’s ribbon interface.

Also blockchain is append only. So no deletions.

Some of us a powered by medical grade stimulants.