#linux tool

[johnnyshrine]

★ 148 // “Tux Paint”

[ist-das-kunst-oder-kann-das-weg]

[match-your-steps]

kinda funny how most programmers would prefer to not have to touch apple products with a ten-foot pole but if you talk to basically any designer over like 25 they'll swear up and down and backwards to friday that nothing could ever hold a candle to any apple product

[fribblr]

Icons for @/spam_can on twitter ! [f2u with credit!]

These were made on an IBM thinkpad r52 . If you'd like to help support the upkeep of him and old machines like him, consider one of my 2012-core commissions: https://ko-fi.com/fribby/commissions

[pirefyrelight]

I thought mint was supposed to work out of the box :/

Also why is everyone's solution to fix wifi not working to run a command to download a program. There Is A Fundament Obstical To This Plan

[dirt-mann]

why is it so fucking hard to set up zoo tycoon on wine why is nothing WORKING GGGG (cursed eye begins to glow)

[cypheroxide]

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[mingos-commodoreblog]

Protrekkr 2.6.7 - A hybrid of modern day audio software and old-school styles of music tracker

[blackmoreops]

Atop vs Btop vs Htop vs Top: The Ultimate Linux Monitoring Tools Showdown

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[lttleghost]

I keep seeing ppl talk about using Linux b/c it doesn't work against you and while I understand this with how fucked Windows is, everything I researched says I'd pry have some fights with Linux cause the drawing programs I use and am comfortable with don't work well with it, or at least I've seen ppk talk about a lot of annoying inconveniences and trouble getting them working properly consistently

[lonepower]

my dad has been a linux nerd for as long as i can remember, and for as long as i can remember he has had all sorts of problems with it, mainly relating to wanting to tinker something but not fully understanding how ([/glances at my 8 consecutive brickings of mass effect] surely that's not hereditary or anything), so i was sort of braced for it to be A Process. but... and, not to quote todd howard or anything, but... it... just works? like protondb said all of my games could be made to run with custom proton or dxvk or whatever (some of which I'd already been using to spoof win10 games on 7), but the ones I've tried so far haven't needed any tinkering, they just... go right on? wack.

anyway i'm a linux convert now i guess

[andmaybegayer]

the funny thing about the whole "The hardest part of moving from Windows to Linux is just that software you use won't run on Linux" also exists if you try to move from Linux to a BSD.

[mivolasvivi]

A noninsignificant portion of my day is now spent fighting for my life in Linux and being fed unhelpful answers by tech support that refuse to give any actual comprehensive training on the cluster. What is it about Linux that makes people lose all empathy I stg.

[unixbhaskar]

That's what matters!

#linuxadmin #tools #vim #emacs #opensourcesoftware #productivity

[drrlseason]

[pirefyrelight]

in my research for what the hell Linux is in an effort to switch to it, I've watched a few "What your distro says about you" knowing that they're only partly joking probably.

Anyway I'm waiting for "Mint: you're scared of the command line but you're more scared of windows recall"