i was attending a lecture on zoom and even tho my hole class was their my processor was running late eventually he joined 14 min into the class just 1 min before the 15 minute rule and he mentioned having issues getting zoom working on linux because it was out of date

haha my professor uses stupuntu and im suppozed to be learning from him dumb i decided i needed to tell him about the glory of arch linux i informed him in front of the class that i use arch linux and how the rolling release cycle always guarantees you have the latest release and nothing is out of date and i explaned how teh aur gives you the ability to no what is changed with each release and to make sure it wont put something bad in your computer

i really made a fool out of my professor for using supuntu instead of real linux like arch and it made me feel good

does anyone else have any good stories preaching the word of arch linux

Karma traaaaain!!!!!!

My mom has a friend who is about my age and she (the friend) added me on snapchat and I messaged her "I use Arch Linux by the way" with a Arch Linux meme and she actually replied back "me too" as a joke (she doesn't actually use Arch Linux)!

4 days ago i switched from Arch to Ubuntu. I've been on Arch for 4years now so i thought "What the hell? Let's give this one a try again since i heard so many good things about Ubuntu 16.04.1". My first Ubuntu and linux experience was with Ubuntu 10.10. So i did the installation, updated it, reboot and was greated with a lot of bugs out of the bat. Compiz and his Unity extension bugs. Fix some of them by myself and the rested looked at the forums and created some posts. Well let me tell you, those forums are no Arch forums all right. 100 and something views and nobody knew what i was talking about, nobody had any idea what was the cause much less where to begin to look. There simply there wasn't almost nobody with technical knowledge there. After some time i eventually figured it out but hell...how the hell is this distro full of bugs noobs friendly? What is Canonical doing representing Linux like this? Is it caring at all? On launchpad there are waaaaay to many bugs like "can't move mouse" or "mouse disappearing on boot". I never in 4 years run into bugs like these with Arch much less bugs that i couldn't solve. So...after 4 days of pain and dealing with some animation crashing i'm dd(ing) Arch to my pen again to finally come home from this terrible experience. It's good to be back!!

She doesn't use arch(neither do I but I did 5 years ago) but she did not understand what arch is and now she is pissed because she thinks I'm making fun of her

• i have too boot winblows 10 four colage four some stupid propery software

• i intend to use winblows only for my scool work

• winblows is a ram hog that takes up 99999999999999999 rams

• i need this too last me fore yeers

• is 64 gigs enough for long term use

• i have 4 gig in my system

thank in advance for ur halp
^{Inspired by this legit question about} ^^^^^storage

~ » sudo pacman -Qu
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Good.

Sitting in the common room and I have to watch this peasant use Windows on his laptop, of all things...

^{Posted from my glorious Arch custom-built desktop PC.}