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I use Prismlauncher, it’s great for managing multiple versions with different mod lists, Java versions, etc. Nice, clean interface, and you get a background cat!

Here a whack, there a whack, everywhere a whack-whack

In this timeline, Kazakhstan has a service economy

They’re from Kazakhstan

orphankiller, because pacman -Rns $(pacman -Qtdq) is too much to type

The one with systemd

It’s like Highlander

I mean, the fix is installing one extra package, and since Arch users are expected to read the news, I wouldn’t call it exclusionary. It’s not like you can’t still use X.

Arch is not for novice users.

I guess we doing flies now

I mean, Debian and Ubuntu are very different beasts, but I’ve never had a problem with any of my Endeavour machines except for the nagging itch in the back of my head that said, “it’s not real Arch” lol. The biggest difference from an Ubuntu or Mint is that you have to update more often, and you shouldn’t do it from a GUI so you’ll have to see the terminal every so often. I’d say it’s just about the same as Debian, just that Arch-based distros focus on performance, while Debian-based ones focus on stability. So I use Debian for my servers and Arch for my gaming/music making rigs.

Me ordering cold, solidified water at the restaurant:

Nah, YouTube serves ads on the same domain as the videos, so DNS filtering is out.

Have they made anything like this for Roku yet?

It’s really not as tough as it’s made out, try something like Endeavour for all the “Arch” but with some sane defaults. The hardest thing is learning a new package manager, but Arch’s is called pacman and it looks like Pac-Man, so you get extra whimsy!

when cops are cruel.

So, all the time?

Hoo-hooAAARRRGGHHH!

Trump Always Chickens Out

You’re telling me I got all mentally prepared for work and now I have to switch gears to social time? Hard pass, just give me extra PTO.

Guess I didn’t get it lol, I was just continuing your thing