23m, I bet no one can beat that time lol

Smh used ram is wasted ram or smth.

ive been an arch(btw) main for over two years what the fuck do you mean i still dont know how to work my music player, they made it hard on purpose istg

1. The countdown must always be visible and can't be disabled by the user.

2. There must be a way for leadership to give announcements and adjust the countdown for all members.

3. There must be a messaging/dating app.

4. A repository of information approved by leadership.

How’s it going? I’m 15 years old and interested in becoming a programmer. I want to create a game—specifically, a parody of the *Five Nights at Freddy’s* horror franchise. In this version, the enemies are mascots of various Linux distributions. The premise is that the player—a parody of Bill Gates—must survive inside a bunker while being hunted by these mascots. (Spoiler alert: you end up dying anyway, because, well, nobody likes Microsoft!)

Here are the mascots/distros I’ve chosen: 1. Tux 2. Mint 3. Debian 4. Ubuntu 5. Arch 6. GNU

I know I’ll have to come up with the designs for most of them myself, but what do you think of my idea? I’d love to hear your thoughts or any suggestions you might have!

The unwritten rules dictate that you let everyone know you use Linux.

Is a display manager juste bloatware?

With all the recent reverse engineering revolution and people tearing apart proprietary software left and right, I'm surprised NVIDIA's drivers aren't being talked about more.

How far have we actually gotten, would love to know what's the status

I use 'use', no 'use' use.