I made that comment in slight jest. But anyway using non GNU OS still is consistent with my viewpoint that you don’t operate the kernel per se. The kernel sits at a layer below what the user operates.
As for the argument of apps being made for Linux, it is nothing more than just a semantic shortcut to the common ground between all these independent OS
I would also recommend lemmy. It’s more established, has a strong community footing. And above all, it seems to be well written (in terms of code) and has tons of clients (UIs/apps). And like the other comment says, I’m not convinced about the performance of piefed
Is it, though? I don’t know about you, but most (if not all) of my interactions with my computer are at levels above the kernel
Torvalds wrote the kernel, not the operating system. It’s a part of the GNU/Linux OS ;)
I need to stock up for the damage time, but it’s the same situation as the “just need to get started” meme
Maybe LibreOffice Draw can help you out? It has PDF editing capabilities
Wow, this was a treat to watch. Never would have imagined Brian Kernighan would be explaining shell pipeline to me in such a cosy setting
After years of being anxious (I still very much am, but better at masking), I thought just losing my filters/inhibitions in front of people I trust is probably a good idea; but then I start saying weird shit (just like the meme) and it all starts crumbling down