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Are there any operating systems that are user intuitive, pretty, AND fully capable?

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Hello 4chan technology how do I install Linux

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Is the Corsair ONE a good prebuild?

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Daily reminder - if you have ANY of these Windows 7 updates installed, you have basically the same level of botnet as Windows 10

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SKYLAKE HYPERTHREADING BROKEN!!! SKYLAKE HYPERTHREADING BROKEN!!!

https://lists.debian.org/debian-devel/2017/06/msg00308.html

LGTSS
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INTEL SHILLS ON SUICIDE WATCH

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So I heard /fglt/ doesn't like Tumbleweed and I wondered why that might be.

Is it because Tumbleweed is a rolling distro like Arch, but one that actually works?

Arch:
- have to monitor news for potential breakage
- shits itself if you skip updates
- userbase consists of ricers (i3-gaps + anime girl wallpaper) who think they're hardcore for having to install the system by hand
- developed by greasy NEET autists

Tumbleweed:
- stable despite rolling because it's tested by openQA
- update whenever you want (I run a server with it and update every weekend, with 3~5 skipped releases in between and it still >just werks)
- great community, used by power users and devs who just want a stable yet up-to-date OS
- developed by professionals at SUSE LINUX GmbH in Germany

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I'm taking some online courses and did the opening class today. 2 and half fucking hours of work. 100%s on everything. 100% on the fucking end test. Get an email... 0% for the day. what? Call into their help line.
> The site detects if you're using Microsoft Windows or Mac OSX, if not you automatically fail for the day.
WHAT THE ABSOLUTE FUCK. NO WHERE ON THE FUCKING SITE DOES IT SAY THIS. ALL IT SAYS IS
>Recommended Operating Systems: Mac OSX, Microsoft Windows
>Compatible Browsers: Internet Explorer, Safari, Google Chrome, Firefox, Opera
And I used firefox. Everything worked fine. But then i failed cause I have a linux computer. "Recommended" not "Required"! Now i've got to pirate a copy of windows and redo everything. And this ain't even a tech class, ITS FUCKING HISTORY. FUCK YOU IM NOT PAYING $400 FOR A SHITTY OPERATING SYSTEM.
This is where we are headed /tech/. Forced to use Microsoft and Mac OSX for all work and school programs. They've won.

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I'm on KDE myself

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BSD thread
This is an experimental BSD thread for anyone willing to discuss, help newbies or learn more about BSD in general.

I'll start. Who here uses TrueOS, and how stable and secure is the FreeBSD-CURRENT branch for desktop system which TrueOS is based on? I'm considering using it on my desktop at home.

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>my wifi doesn't work in lubuntu

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Best torrent client? I use deluge on everything but is there a better one maybe?

Also does tails just take forever to download or are my settings fucked up?

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Hey /g/, so I have a directory structure that I consider very organized and specific, but sometimes it's too specific, and I end up having a conflicted idea of WHICH folder a certain file should be in.

This has lead me to a road where I must make some sort of reasonable choice. I COULD just have duplicates of each of those files and store them multiple times, but that's extremely silly and a waste of space. I'm thinking about some sort of tag based file management, but I have basically zero experience with this.

Can you guys redpill me on viable options with a tagging/ metadata sort of system that isn't based solely on exact location of the file(s)?

Disclaimer: I run Arch, so winfags not welcome :^).

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How can I remove these?

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So i want a PC in a stick to be portable and slowly let go of my old desktop.
I mostly play old games like SH Crusader, surf the web and torrent ebooks/other stuff.
Does somebody have experience here with one? What are the speeds, does it feel very different from a normal desktop? Can you work with data like photos and videos fine or does it freeze up when copying something around? Does it work wirh hdmi-dvi adapter?

I can buy the m5 one used for 100€ but i wanted the opinions from /g/

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God has spoken lads.