We prefer being called debian fundamentalists, but yes..

IBM

Edit: also, I use Arch.

As long as you're not posting toxic stuff, you should just ignore downvotes because many people use them as disagree button instead of replying why they disagree with your points.

Well, the good thing about Lemmy is your downvotes don't add up to some Karma like it did on Reddit. You're free to state your opinion in one post without having to carry it around everywhere.

If you were on a linux or heavily privacy focused community, that'll do it. I don;t mention that I use windows, I just say I'm looking into the swap to linux.

Reminds me of the time I got downvoted for saying that I'm not going to pre-emptively leave Chrome due to their plans to make adblock stop working until my adblock actually stops working.

You can tell you're perfectly in touch with the Lemmy use base by how your comment claiming they all are evil and hate you is upvoted a lot.

Sorry that you feel that way but I can't see why after checking out the comment. It has downvotes yes. But there's only 1 out of the 5 replies that I could agree is condescending. And it's at the very bottom. The other comments seem to be trying to be helpful (because your experience with firefox can easily be fixed). How would that make you almost delete your account? Unless I'm looking at the wrong comment.

Firefox not having tab grouping native on mobile is the sole reason I won't switch from chrome, i run adGuard as a vpn anyway so nothing google is doing will affect me.

But also - 20 is rookie numbers, i think i broke -400 on one of my reddit comments years ago, I don't even remember what I said, I don't think it was even political as I lean pretty left.

I posted a link in !technology@lemmy.ml about how mozilla had ruined firefox, damm got a hell lot of downvotes and a bunch of comments who hadn't even watched the video going 'hurr durr google baddd'

go sudo pkill yourself

I use Arch too btw

I run Garuda, which is an Arch derivative. Never had much of a problem with it. I update it once or twice a week.

One thing it does is take a snapshot of your previous system before updating, so if something from the update breaks your system, you can roll it back.

I use Arch btw.