Mostly stopped fucking around with stuff once I switched to fedora which seriously just works.

But then, every couple of months, I just feel the need to try something new. So I grab my 2nd laptop and start installing some esoteric distro, configure everything, even sign in to my online accounts, just to never touch that laptop again until I want to try the next weird distro.

I mean, I could just patch and do some housecleaning, and maybe adjust partitions.

OR I could reinstall fucking everything from scratch because it feels good.

I store a lot of things on external media.

I also use a lot of Flatpaks.

Kill me.

I host a lemmy instance.

I have a cycle that goes like this:

1. I just want a system that works. (Fedora)
2. The UNIX philosophy is cool. (OpenBSD)

Repeat every 6 months or so. I’m never happy with my current system.

I have an HP printer

Been working with Linux every day for over a decade at my job. At home I run the most boring generic shit.

I hit the point where I just throw on Fedora and call it a day

I also have a LFS VM I look at every few months and wonder if I want to do something with it

I ran out of fucks almost a decade ago, so I use basic-bitch Kubuntu and barely bother to customize it at all. (I turned on dark mode and picked a wallpaper, but that’s about it.)

My self-induced pain point is that I get mildly annoyed about snaps once in a while, but not enough to be worth switching distros.

I spend hours writing a bash script to automate something I know I’m only going to do once.