Linux Is Free If You Value Time

>be linux user >wake up at 1pm because no job >roll over bags of chips on bare mattress to reach your thinkpad >turn on thinkpad and boot into ~literally any distro~ >open a program that worked perfectly yesterday but is now fucked up today >Google the issue and find nothing >check reddit threads and there are a couple other people with your problem but they don't know what the fuck to do either >uninstall/reinstall software >still doesn't fucking work >fine I'll just use the flatpak/snap/AUR version >spend 20 minutes googling how to set up that version >it has the exact same issue >spend another hour troubleshooting >finally someone on reddit replied to your post you took 15 minutes editing and redditditing up for prime time >"hAvE yOu TrIeD rEaDiNg OvEr ThE dIsCoRd" >install discord >join the server >it's filled to the brim with faggots and trannies >ask a question >automatically muted for 48 hours for not posting in the introduce yourself channel >check other channels and other kissless virgins are also having problems >package maintainer tells you to read the manual >manual doesn't even mention anything about the issue Linux is free if you don't value your time.

A 4chan-style text meme describes a Linux user spending hours troubleshooting software, searching Reddit, joining Discord, and reading manuals, only to remain stuck. The punchline is that Linux may be free financially, but the user's time is consumed by endless configuration and debugging; it is shared as a sarcastic reaction to Linux evangelism and software problems. EN: A 4chan-style text meme describes a Linux user spending hours troubleshooting software, searching Reddit, joining Discord, and reading manuals, only to remain stuck. The punchline is that Linux may be free financially, but the user's time is consumed by endless configuration and debugging; it is shared as a sarcastic reaction to Linux evangelism and software problems.

• @gentoomemes / 8128 2023-12-23