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Oh, another Linux circlejerk. Man I like my Debian but this stuff is so obnoxious…

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Reminds me of the idiot software devs at my work who break their Ubuntu install every third day and claim they know everything

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I guess I don’t see it as a circle jerk. It seems more that there are a bunch of windows fans that haven’t tried Linux in the last 5 or 10 years (or ever) trying to convince the Linux community that Linux has a bunch of pitfalls and shortcomings that we don’t seem to run into.

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