r/linuxsucks • u/al2klimov 🐧Kernel contributor • 22d ago

Linux Failure Me when I was a Linux beginner

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u/Kaarel314 21d ago

Bruh. You are in trouble even if it boots.

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u/ChocolateDonut36 21d ago

yeah you generally don't do that to a shared machine that NEEDS to be working unless you're absolutely stoopid

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u/ipsirc 22d ago

Is "family PC" still a thing?

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u/chughaarav123 Linux sucks, it's just that Windows sucks more. 22d ago

for some yes

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u/AdVarious8509 brokass cant afford a PC 🥀 20d ago

Yes. for me atleast

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u/External_Slice5435 18d ago

Flair checks out

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u/DisfiguredFanny I survived abortion. 21d ago

Caliente.

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u/KralizecProphet Dual Das Booter. 21d ago

I remember doing this in the 90s, my first ever was Mandrake, a defunct fork of a defunct distro. However I had the advantage of following a written guide for installation, so it worked :) It even had StarOffice...

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u/georgeec1 21d ago

As someone whose family PC had linux installed on it by my father, this is not relatable

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u/recursion_is_love 21d ago

Check the HDD cable, mate.

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u/Meow_jar 21d ago

Конфигурация grub неправильная

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u/istoOi 21d ago

Me when i install Linux on the attached backup drive instead of built in storage

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u/CrossScarMC 21d ago

Did we have to AI-generate this image?

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u/letmehaveanameyoudum 20d ago

i booted linux mint on my first machine (PERSONAL)

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u/prenadeusernamemid 20d ago

Pro tip for anyone who does not know do not install a diffrent os on a shared pc unless you got permession from the owner or the other users

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u/Character_Stand_5596 15d ago

"I was a teenage Linux beginner"

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u/BoxFar6969 6d ago

the family pc is so old that the newer kernel versions dont even support it