I’ve been hearing about Linux elitists for the last 20 years, and I have yet to meet one. But what I do see is an endless wave of trolling and bad faith arguments about the supposed complexity of Linux.

They treat a wide array of developers, maintainers and enthusiasts as employees of Linux inc, and now they’re grumpy because their imaginary ticket submitted to a nonexisting helpdesk is not being processed.

I have recieved much more help and support from the Linux community than from any other proprietary software helpdesk.

I like how the Linux user stereotype has changed from “greasy neckbeard” to “femboy”.

Try being a graphic designer or video editor. I’ve stopped running out of disk space and started running out of SATA slots on the mobo.

I’ve encountered many situations of priests having girlfriends, boyfriends and even whole ass families on the side and the parishioners were…okay with it? Like, being celibate is one of the basic prerequisites for your job and you are violating it so casually? No wonder the Catholic church is hemorraging members, this type of in-your-face hipocrisy has become commonplace.

Finally, after decades of research, we created a computer that can’t do math. Alan Turing would be proud.

Idgaf about online multiplayer, only local and singleplayer.

They could’ve simply asked him to spawn domestic production chains with an executive order, duh! Read Art Of The Deal, dumb dumbs.

“Art should disturb the comfortable and comfort the disturbed”

Blender is so versatile, and has so many applications that you have to end up with a cluttered interface. Since the alternatives have licenses that have a steep cost, I would say that putting up with a clunky interface is well worth it.

Thanks! 🤗

This looks quenching AF.

He has a solid platform based on earth shattering kabooms.

We can only hope the dip keeps dipping.

This is basically a “are you old” questionaire.

I prefer the three pronged one that opens up :3

Remove the “don’t” from her statement and it becomes punk battlejacket patch worthy.

I understand the impetus behind RTFM - It happens when the user failed to do basic troubleshooting and expects others to do their thinking. Being blown off doesn’t feel great, but other people’s time is valuable, and in the end your system is your own responsibility.

Hear hear! It’s wild to see what Mac and Windows users put up with. The Linux experience may sometimes be cryptic and frustrating, but at least I know I’m not paying for the privilege of being shat on by a large corporation.

Flatpak is love, flatpak is life.

Installing Linux on your buttplug is a bold move, I say.