I started daily driving Linux since I left school this year and used it before but mainly windows because school wanted us to run Word, Teams, etc. Today I wanted to play games and haven’t set up my device for gaming and didn’t want to download the game twice (good internet). Like a good PC user I wanted to do my updates. It really sucks on windows. I had three windows updates to make, one crashed. It rebooted my device 4 times. Also I needed to update other drivers and applications. Now I really appreciate package managers more than ever before.

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The person who downvoted still doesn’t get the joke

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Not everyone is prepared to work that one out I suppose. I would have written „bacteria“. That would rule out being a bot/troll imho.

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some people have high natural immunity to (my) “humour” :)

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