My sacrament is a bootable usb stick
this post was submitted on 19 Mar 2024
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Mine currently has five different distros, for any given mood
Real talk what do you do? Just partition your drive for different flavours or do you just wipe your pc multiple times?
Partitions would be best, but the real reason I have all of them is that I'm building a new rig pretty soon and I haven't quite decided which one I want, so I'm gonna try out a few different flavors! I've got Bazzite, Mint, Endeavor, Pop, and good ol' Debian just in case since it's what I'm using now.
Big fan of Pops tiling system
On this community, absolutely. In business, no it's just one of the things you use.
No.
Troll grade: C-.
Wrong: There is no system but GNU, and Linux is one of its kernels.
Wrong. Linux is a kernel, and GNU is one of the user spaces.
Schism time
You probably don't have enough knowledge to understand the difference I guess...
One of us, One of us.
Religion. Cults have centralized leadership causing harm. Linux users harm ourselves / themselves.
Learning is a religion? You son of a bitch, I'm in!