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Here’s my interpretation (probably way off): This is in a manga chapter about a teacher who is recounting a day where students were let out early due to a typhoon in the area. She was driving down the road making sure students weren’t outside and everyone was safe when she noticed a student’s book bag was left on the side of the road. She got out to make sure the student was safe. She then noticed the student (Kurose) who was marked as absent during class that day with another girl holding hands looking like they were about to commit suicide, so she tries to run down to help stop them. Now, in the image OP posted (meme format? Never seen it) they seem to be likening opening neofetch to “losing” (as they say in their caption above) the user. Maybe the OP has an aversion to Arch Linux users who use neofetch? Maybe it has to do with the things they do that change what neofetch sees? I don’t know.

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I thought it was saying that CachyOS is an imposter Arch Linux. Like that classic horror trope where the MC approaches a person they know from behind only for that person to turn around and reveal their a monster.

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Thanks for the explanation.

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