• IsThisAnAI@lemmy.world
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    6 months ago

    Commits to tf, open tofu, CNCF, Apache. You’ve used my code today in all probabilty. You ain’t got shit for an answer to the constant support questions for Linux desktop so you back to baseless claims.l on my resume.

    Now, send me the copy pasta with do you know who I am as if you weren’t the one making up crap for karma points.

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      6 months ago

      What ever makes you feel like the bigger man. The most annoying thing I run into are distros not supporting proprietary codecs and formats out of the box.

      If that’s where we’re at right now I’m pretty happy with the state of Linux, especially since it’s only a couple of distros that intentionally do that.

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        6 months ago

        What ever makes you feel like the bigger man.

        But that person claims to have contributed some code to server software, so he’s clearly super qualified to comment about 2005 desktop stuff!!11!1

        The most annoying thing I run into are distros not supporting proprietary codecs and formats out of the box.

        It’s not like Windows supports all the codecs out of the box either. Downloading something like VLC (or insert your competing favorite playback thingie here) is pretty much required when dealing with offline media files.

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          6 months ago

          Your post is confusing friend. Also if you can figure out how to get heic image formats working on fedora I’d love to know. I fixed it by SSHDing into my mother’s desktop and converting everything heic into jpeg from my arch instance.

          I wanted her to have a good experience with Linux so I avoided Ubuntu.