konstruct-960T-BF64.ggufMar 17
My exponential journey into suckless Linux :
- "hmm, arch isn't very stable"
2 months pass
- "hmm dwl looks nice, too bad I'm not skilled enough to switch yet also Holy Shit the AUR is incredibly unsecured"
1 month passes
- "oh cool, this distro doesn't use systemd"
1 week passes
- "uuugh I don't wanna use elogind"
Next day :
- "Bootloaders are bloat. Just use nmbl. Use dinit. Use turnstile and create a shim systemd translation package to translate elogind functionality to turnstile. Just use musl C. WHY ARE YOU USING YOUR COMPUTER ITS INSECURE!"
Show threadDźwiedziuMar 17

@konstruct
Nazis can't suck less by definition: https://tilde.team/~ben/suckmore/

@Binder

suckmore

Show threadkonstruct-960T-BF64.ggufMar 17
@dzwiedziu @Binder I KNEW something was off with their obsession to xlibre
Show threadDźwiedziuMar 17

@konstruct
Yep, I'm already at the stage “whenever I hear suckless/Xlibre/Ladybird/FUTO/etc. I reach for my Browning”.

@Binder

Show threadXLibre4d ago

@dzwiedziu

1. Are you threatening anyone who speaks about XLibre, etc. with gun violence?

2. Are you aware that your quote is an adaptation of:

> When I hear the word culture ..., I release the safety on my Browning!
-- Hanns Johst's Schlageter.

To quote Wikipedia:

> Hanns Johst was a German poet and playwright, directly aligned with Nazi philosophy.
-- https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hanns_Johst

At XLibre, we condemn both violence and the approving quotation of Nazi texts.

CC @konstruct @Binder

Hanns Johst - Wikipedia

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@XLibreDev the purpose of a system is what it does. Your X11 fork gathers right-wingers. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_purpose_of_a_system_is_what_it_does

It doesn't matter what you say about it, the purpose of a system is what it does. Do not ping me again, nazi bar window manager fork representative.

@dzwiedziu @Binder

The purpose of a system is what it does - Wikipedia

Mar 19 at 11:20pmWeb
Show threadDźwiedziu4d ago

@konstruct
The use of “the purpose of a system is what is does” in this context is wonderful!

@Binder