2023 is the year we ship sound
A black post-style image shows the Linux mascot Tux beside the caption “2023 is the year we ship sound.” The joke is a tongue-in-cheek promise that Linux will finally deliver reliable audio support, a long-running source of frustration for users. It is used as a sarcastic reaction to optimistic software release promises.
Linux Fights the System
Linux Penguin Message
Merry Christmas to Linux Users
Linux Grub Error This Week
Linux Smell Reaction
Too Fucked Up to Boot
Linux asks the furry to resign
Linux Feet Pics
Linux Christmas Holiday Shutdown
Linux Gets Itself Pregnant
Linux Desktop Skill Issues
Linux and Steam Take Over Gaming
Linux Funding Secured
Linux User Needs Help
Linux users trying to have sound
Linux Then and Now
Linux Kernel Version 6 to 7
Technically Amazing, Technically Infuriating
The Year of Linux on Desktop
Linux Is User Friendly
Why Did the Programmer Use Linux
Stop Doing Linux
Linux Misunderstands Train Terminology
Linux deleting Windows
Tux Laughing Through Windows
Tux’s Plans for Today
Before and After Linux
Things to Say to a Linux User
Windows 10 Support Ends Reaction
Linux Users Remember the 3%
Sunlight Is for Sex
30 Years of Development
Linux Train Terminology Mix-Up
Linux Lore and Its Strange History
Linux or Tux
Why I Gave Up On Linux
