>>107658343
You can install gentoo in one afternoon if you can read, you'll learn to use all you need if you can read, pick any of the big ones.
Only fucky things are windows' anemic EFI partition if you want to dualboot on a single disk and remembering that you cannot use an NTFS partition to install things into if you're using Proton.

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>>107658343
>I hate microsoft 11

>>107658343
>Should I change to Linux?
It depends. If you're a lifelong Windows user, it's going to take some getting used to, and you're going to notice the difference. Not every program is going to just run after clicking on the .exe like it does on windows. If you use specific professional software like Photoshop or AutoCAD or FL studio, be aware that these don't run natively on linux and it takes some tinkering and workarounds to get them to work. It's not impossible to run these, but it's one a one click install sort of thing either.
If you don't use those specific programs, Linux is basically just as easy if not easier than Windows by this point. Gaming is just a matter of installing Steam and launching your games through the Proton launcher.

>>107658343
Start with the mainstream ones like Ubuntu or Fedora. Use Ubuntu for the widest range of support or Fedora for the most updates. Use the KDE desktop environment if you want something that's like Windows 7 or the Xfce desktop environment if you want something like Windows XP. Once you know what you like or dislike about Ubuntu or Fedora you can then search for more specialized distros that fix the stuff you dislike. Also explore customization options and once you get really comfortable with Linux you can try Arch if that's your thing.

>>107658343
For me personally, Linux has got to the point now where it's easier to use, more reliable, less janky than Windows. For me this applies to both work (programming) and personal (Steam gaming) use cases. But it might not be true for everyone or on all hardware. I think it's worth a try.
>Can i set the system in a one night?
Probably, depends on your general level of tech knowledge. If you would be able to reinstall Windows in one night and are comfortable with the steps involved (backing up your data, preparing a USB stick) then I'd say you should be able to get Linux running in one night.
>which distrubution should i take
I like Fedora KDE and I recommend it.
Other good options are Ubuntu and Mint. Bazzite is also popular with gamers, but you can game on other distros too.
Just avoid obscure and highly technical distros like Arch. Anything big, popular, and mainstream should be fine.

>Russia is le losing
Dumb fascist propoganda

>>107655526
Still better story than Superjew and Avatar 3.0 in 2025

>>107647764
Excusing mass copyright infringement so the goys don't chimp out too much while massa destroys all labour markets and enforces jeet managed gay space communism with talmudic characteristics.

>>107647764
Forcing goyim to pay for your cloud gaming.

>>107647764
In the future in SAO style VR it'll be able to generate anime girl pussies.

>>107658772
Pussies as in feline right? hopefully not pussy as in genitals.

>>107658346
You have to understand that in C you can build little objects (ADTs) and do everything with them, this is how you make complex systems in C without mentally keeping track of everything or going full macro autist.
After that you need to just get over "the amount of typing" which isn't something worth trying to solve until you can comfortably tolerate it.

>>107658429
*are not ancient

>>107658346
C is extremely barebones, there aren't that much things inside the C language

>>107658346
>autistic about “performance”
>C
if you were autistic about it you would be doing assembly

>>107658346
STOP FUCKING SAVING SHIT FROM GOOGLE IMAGE SEARCH THAT WAS INDEXED BEFORE BEING TAKEN DOWN. IT RESULTS IN THIS VERY LOW RESOLUTION FUCKING SLOP. HOW IS THIS BOARD SO FUCKING TECHNICALLY ILLITERATE

>>107657793
You must be about 25 years old.

>>107656212
no, OP
any /etc/thing.d/* are just being concatenated into one /etc/thing by the program that reads those config files
it's just a way to split /etc/thing into multiple files for modularity purpose
writing your config into /etc/thing.d/* is no different than writing into /etc/thing

>>107658713
close to it.
Unfortunately, I'm still posting on this shithole.

>>107657430
even if you don't have wheel group, future user can alter sudoers and add new user to it
sameshit, archtard

>>107656261
you'll likely only see that in old school japanese or some jeet class

>>107656852
It's to create artificial work for programmers and managers that would otherwise be fired since new operating system versions generally don't require complete rewrites.

>>107656797
Windows 8 was a downgrade, Windows 10 was terrible, Windows 11 is a massive fucking turd.
If they actually start creating proper Rust tooling for Windows, we might actually start seeing fast applications that are light on RAM use. This is a real chance for things to improve.

It's clear that the Jeets in charge of MS code now can't deal with 30 year old legact C++ shit and it's not even their fault. It's C++, if you weren't there when it was written, you have no idea what insane invariants the code implicitly has.

>translate C++/C code to Rust
>with AI
I hope the next Windows is so bad that it breaks Microjeet.

>>107657077
everyone uses the core 10% and another 1% that's specific to their use case. those 1%s add up. and you use office because your particular problem WILL be covered and there won't be some faggot clown telling you "use case? code it yourself so we can reject the PR"

>>107656869
>Microsoft is a Cloud Services company. They don't give a rat's ass about Windows. You can run whatever OS you want as long as you do it on Azure.
Yeah, the future is terminals where everything is run from the cloud. Running anything on a local PC is pointless and a thing of the past
>>107658665
>the next Windows is so bad
There's no point in having such a large OS on your computer when you can just have everything be stored and run remotely

>>107655506
Technically COSMIC became a thing thanks to Linus Sebastian fuckin up and causing pop_OS! and GNOME to have a fight.

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>>107657318
You can use hyprland with Fedora though

>>107658404
How has that been? Does it break with updates?

>>107658399
>Linus Sebastian fuckin up and causing pop_OS! and GNOME to have a fight.
Wut?

>>107655122
sudo visudo, verifying mirrors manually, adding backports and specifying backports during software installation to get the latest version

brown

>>107658611
Just buy product and get excite about next thin client product. It's not your data anyways.

is everyone a bot or is month old news actually relevant?

>>107658127
Shifting from consoomer to B2B

>>107658288
Bots reposting old shit to drive engagement and increase ad impressions

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>>107658261
>mfw already bought the 5060 ti 16gb anyway

>mfw will buy chang's 64gb card when that comes out in 5 years

>>107658116
Non-gaming GPU-dependent programs require CUDA.

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>>107648091
Need... elf... gf...

>>107658406
KEK

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>>107658592
Fucking pain, forgot.

>>107657449
You don't need to trancode anything in that situation. Any old shit will work.
>>107657493
>old gaming rig
>4070S
That is 2 years old at most and still a wildly expensive card and overkill for almost everything. The only question here is what is your new gaming rig? and what games are you playing?

>>107655044
at this point just use vanilla and config your own?

>>107655044
Why does it need to load all that at startup?

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>>107655044
i don't have quite as many packages installed, but 20x the startup time compared to my old passively cooled Pentium machine from 2017 still seems a bit much. Do you have native-comp disabled or something?

>>107644902
I'm thinking of uninstalling citar (I don't use its features), org-roam (I use denote now), and magit (I want to try out VC).

>>107581436
>check out org-sbe
Thanks to the guy who mentioned org-sbe in the last thread. With that information, I was able to figure out a way to do conditional tangling based on the state of a list of org checkboxes.

>Use C-c C-c to toggle individual checkboxes .
#+name: feature-choices
- [X] evil
- [ ] themes
- [X] sql support

>The tricky part is tangling.
#+begin_src elisp :tangle (if (seq-contains (read (org-sbe feature-choices)) "[X] evil") "/tmp/tangle.el" "no")
;; evil
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>>107658366
Bro I fucking hate LG. WebOS is trash that they keep pushing and the ToS and ad popups are inexcusable. Thankfully you can block all of it with pihole. Still I have almost 9000 hours on my C2 with no burn in issues at all. I also got it for only $700. It has been the best monitor purchase I've made since the 1440p X-Star I got in 2013.

>tfw 4521h on my lg oled monitor
how long until it's over?
i've been using the browser maximised a lot more these past weeks ;_;

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>>107658387
>Anno
Looks like it, anon. Thanks.
Do you know which specific version?

>>107658836
Seems like Anno 117

>>107658836
Wait, it seems to be anno 117 exactly. The UI on the lady's screen is much brighter though.

>>107658691
I don't buy into this idea of Windows 7 users getting pwned, mainly because there's so few people using it, but I think it's just a retarded thing to do because it's so old and unspported, that while you're computer will still be able to do stuff it currently does, it can't do anything more in the future, and like I said before Windows 7 users are kinda stuck with as new of a computer they can get drivers for... Meanwhile, you can call Linux users trannies, whatever, but this is a non issue, they can get a new computer, they don't worry about their fork of a browser being "mostly up to date", it's fully up to date, Linux has a future, that is pretty good, Windows 7 has no future, and I liked 7 when I could web browse on it supported but it is what it is, Windows is kill unless you're gonna use 11.

They're getting pwned in the sense that get left behind more than anything.

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>>107653034

It must be reiterated that Windows 7 is STILL getting OFFICIAL security updates, through Windows Server 2008, and it only ends next year. Until then, there is no "insta pwn" by connecting a Win7 PC to the internet as long as you know how to install those updates.

>>107647565
you'll spend at least 2 days getting updates installed and fixing errors to get updates installed but sure it will work fine.

>>107658844
>next year
>actually ends in january 2026
>in less than one month

Two 16 tb Toshiba nas hds, iPhone 17, AirPods 4 with anc, crucial x9 pro external ssd, Tenga

>>107652003
Brown hands typed this. You should be on a terrorist watch list

>>107658810
Shalom

>>107651574
Nothing because I'm 42, unmarried, no gf, parents both have dementia. No friends. My brothers don't buy me gifts. I got nothing for my birthday and I'll get nothing for Christmas. Fuck the holidays and fuck every one of you.

Haiku Beta 6
>>107656976
GAY

>>107657817
maybe try again if you haven't in a while, the tooling for them to search the internet got a lot better this year

>>107657660
heres what normalfaggots use it for
https://www.lennysnewsletter.com/p/everyone-should-be-using-claude-code

>>107657660
Nothing because it's the gayest most useless shit I've ever witnessed and I keep seeing jeets and women asking grok and chatgpt anything but being too stunted to realise that the answer they get is horseshit.
Any search engine before 2016 was miles ahead of this dumb shit, what a waste of time.

>>107657660
It's great for one off scripts. I also like to mock out classes for my code and make function stubs and have LLMs fill them out. I am able to accelerate projects quickly that way. That level of constraint also stops the LLMs for making up retarded architectural decisions too.

Been trying Claude for larger codebases and once you give it too much flexibility it starts becoming retarded.

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>>107658803
grim