almost always “able to be unlocked”. “not able to be locked” is usually “non-lockable” or “not lockable”.
almost always “able to be unlocked”. “not able to be locked” is usually “non-lockable” or “not lockable”.


that definetely sounds doable, but no fuck you here’s a dancing robot, here’s a fighting robot, and here’s a stripper robot.
Same image for openSUSE also applies to Devuan, Debian Minimal, Slackware, and Artix users.
try and go inside your house. it should help.


i don’t recall snap being installed on ubuntu server. but yes, go with debian always.
it’s not just you. it’s either systemd or no GNOME or KDE (technically possible if working around bugs is your 9-5).
…until it comes to Gentoo users. the distros might be similar but the userbase isn’t
love how literally everyone on lemmy is clowning on tesseract and that mofo
i get that man pages can be useful sometimes but what in the world is that layout, maybe it’s just me not getting used to them but why write them in such a hard to understand way?
i’d rather die than read a man page
same but the drivers though 😓😓
Same, on the XFCE/LXQt/MATE desktops
he ran it in the wrong order 💔✌️
Agreed, the workflow is good for me.


it absolutely is not. my first thought to seeing this is that they’re trying to reduce the resistance to the bill, then later add linux to it and not face as much backlash. basically, option 2.
dont be blind.


free as in free beer: literally any distro other than winux/linuxfx/wubuntu free as in libre: trisquel


larp larp larp sahur ✌️
what is wrong with LineageOS and eOS for it to be put in “borderline”? + why does LFS, Secure Fedora, Secure Android all have their own sections? you can just merge them (DIY Distros, Hardened, for one).