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this post was submitted on 07 May 2025
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I'd love to use Mastodon more than I have BUT I DONT FUCKING USE LINUX AND I DONT WANT TO FUCKING HEAR ABOUT IT ALL GODDAMN DAY
So you turned to Lemmy. Great choice.
Yeah. Its going downhill fast
You should just use Linux.
What do you think about Linux Mint?
Mint is a very good first distro.
Definitely go for it.
sorry but we cant just say no to an oportunity to suggest to you use linux
I noticed. I'm not having any of the problems that linux supposedly fixes.
Linux doesn't fix, it just makes the problems more fun
i love recompiling my kernel
Not having an algorithm means you need to curate your content.
If you drink from the fire hose you're only going to get bean juice.
Linux, AI, LGBT and Trump/Musk. Everyone, every day. People need to know about those subjects, but it's awful to restrict the diversity of the world to the same recycled messages. It's like hearing Lois Griffin saying 9/11 time and time again ๐ .
Lol I'm a linux user, but I rarely see content about it on Mastodon. I try to center over conversations and so and try to keep Tech content here in Lemmy.
You literally create your feed and select the people you want to connect to, it's easier to control the things you see ;)
You can filter posts with specific words or phrases. Or you could make the better choice of switching to Linux and getting a nice pair of programmer socks.
No post I have ever made has generated more response than this one, which kindof reinforces my point