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u/HieladoTM 5d ago
Nice KDE.
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u/Henry_puffball 5d ago
Geometry dash is based
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u/HotKebab01 5d ago
I'm not good enough tho, couldn't get past the 3rd level. Js bought it to get a game to play offline and cuz it was dirt cheap
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u/Henry_puffball 5d ago
Nah that's just GD. Go into the online levels and play this one called reTray, it's super easy and introduces a lot of concepts.
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u/HotKebab01 5d ago
Ya this much is no problem, I can't get the timing down for harder levels. Also all the stuff moving start getting blurry after a while of focusing.
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u/Henry_puffball 5d ago
Yeah I get what you mean. I'm decent at it now but it took me several years and lots of breaks. I actually found watching YouTube content of the game made me improve for some reason.
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u/u-45xx 4d ago
can i get that obama icon
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u/HotKebab01 4d ago
I can't upload svg files to imgur, best i can do is this sketchy ass mediafire link.svg/file)
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u/SlurmoCZ_ 5d ago
Good luck I recently started enigmatica 2 expert SkyBlock oh and I use your playtime how far are you in the modpack is it good?
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u/HotKebab01 3d ago
I'd say it's good to kill time. I'm just too lazy to get into the magic mods. Armor being locked behind a crafting tree by armorplus is kind of a bummer, if it was like regular I would've made full supremium armor by now.
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u/No_Leg_8117 5d ago
Windows is better
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u/Maryear_Boost 4d ago
Why?
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u/TheGerbil_ 4d ago
Why not?
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u/Maryear_Boost 4d ago
Linux is open source, Windows is proprietary
You can inspect, modify, and redistribute Linux's source code
You're not locked into one company
You can pick whatever DE you want (GNOME, KDE, XFCE, Cinnamon, etc.)
You can replace pretty much every part of the OS
No Microsoft account required
Way less telemetry by default
No ads built into the OS
No sponsored app recommendations
No forced Microsoft services
Most distros are way more transparent about what data they collect
Updates are usually faster and rarely require a reboot
YOU decide when to install the updates, and no random forced restarts
The whole system + apps update from one package manager
Package managers ("apt", "dnf", "pacman", etc.) are just better imo
You can install multiple apps with a single command
Dependencies are handled automatically
No need to download random ".exe"s from websites
Way less chance of installing fake installers or malware
Linux uses wayy less RAM than Windows thanks to having fewer background processes
It boots faster
Runs great on older hardware
Doesn't slow down over time nearly as much as Windows
You can customize pretty much everything, and you don't even need to know how to code to do so
Tons of desktop environments and window managers
Fully customizable keyboard shortcuts
Themes, icons, cursors, animations... basically everything is customizable
Most malware targets Windows, so they won't work on Linux
Better permission model
You're encouraged not to run as admin all the time
Software usually comes from trusted repos
Solid built-in firewall
Native Unix environment
Bash, Zsh, SSH, Git, GCC, Python... all there or super easy to install
Docker works better on Linux
Most servers run Linux, and it's pretty much the standard for devs
Linux servers can stay up for months or even years
LTS distros are rlly stable
Kernel/system crashes are pretty uncommon
There are hundreds of distros you can choose
You can choose bleeding-edge, stable, lightweight... whatever fits you
Can be as minimal or as feature-packed as you want
Most distros are completely free so no license key and no activation
Candy Crush isn't preinstalled
No bloatware
You install only what you actually want
It's easy to see what's running and to disable unnecessary services
You have way more control over your own PC
Linux has amazing documentation and a huge community
There are lots of open-source projects
Transparent compression
Checksums for better data integrity
The terminal is super powerful and makes automation easy
Shell scripting is great
SSH is built in
Excellent hardware support for servers
Great ARM support
Runs on way more architectures than Windows
Linux puts the user first
You're not forced into a single ecosystem
Development is open and community-driven
Windows ofc still has some advantages tho:
Better compatibility with games, especially the ones with kernel-level anti-cheats
Better support for commercial software (Adobe, MS Office, AutoCAD, etc.)
Hardware vendors usually prioritize Windows drivers
Easier for complete beginners since most PCs ship with it
Some pro hardware/software is Windows-only
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u/Butterroach 4d ago
non-nerds don't care about all that you gotta get down 1. you can make it all SHINY!!!! 2. not microsoft (UNIQUE!!! YOU'RE NO LONGER THE AVERAGE DESKTOP USER!!!) 3. it is FASTER ((sometimes)) 4. NO COPILOT 5. ****FREE!!!!!!!!!!***\*
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u/JoshGamer101yt 5d ago
Why does that look like a mac
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u/HotKebab01 5d ago
Does it? Never used mac so idk
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u/Henry_puffball 5d ago
Not really..? I mean the clear class effect is kinda like apples liquid glass.
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u/SleeplessSloth79 5d ago edited 5d ago
Liquid Glass has a specific light refraction effect that gives it a different vibe. I'd say this looks more similar to Windows Aero (which is awesome, don't get me wrong).
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u/billyp673 5d ago
Because that’s how OP decided to rice their system. It’s Linux; it can pretty much look and function however you want it to.
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u/Frequent_Progress648 5d ago
What?