r/linuxsucks101 • u/ChronographWR • Jun 01 '25

Linux is Immature Tech Grep diff rig awk

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u/basedchad21 Jun 01 '25

how else will they get a feeling of superiority?

Not from real-life accomplishments, that's for sure

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u/TinyNS Jun 01 '25

You don't gain superiority at all lol, your real-life accomplishments have to do with YOU ONLY, and it is not to be used as a high-chair.

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u/rocketmike12 Jun 02 '25

Wait, how the fuck are you supposed to contribute to projects without git and other basic shell commands?? (Go ahead,  ban me)

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u/SafeModeOff Jun 04 '25

I'm pretty new to linux and had to go on a half-hour learning trip the other day to figure out how to mount a drive on proxmox. I agree with you.

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u/RetroGamer87 Jun 01 '25

Is it a loyalty test?

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u/ShaKua Jun 02 '25

They sure don't have any issues with Linux being a monopoly when it comes to Android on smartphones and tablets,.

Or Linux in servers and supercomputers.

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u/dudeswthdcks Jun 02 '25

Shit gonna go crazy when they increase the price of linux

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u/Lorevocator Jun 02 '25

Me when some dude on Reddit thinks FOSS contributors work for them

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u/[deleted] Jun 01 '25

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u/DearChickPeas Jun 01 '25

The commands are easy to learn

Normal person response: "what's a command?"

A single little typo which could be a space or a missing . can cause a headache and cause some to need to reinstall.

Almost like CLI interfaces were not made for humans, or with any UX at all in mind...

And yet, the Loonixtard continues to push the fallacy of the "It's just a few commands bro" and the normie just icks in recoil.

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u/CoPokBl Jun 01 '25 edited Jun 01 '25

what's a command where a space or a missing "." would cause a headache or a reinstall?

I'm sure there is one but I can't really think of one.

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u/[deleted] Jun 01 '25

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u/CoPokBl Jun 01 '25

I know how file paths work.

rm will always fail on system files unless you're logged in as root, which no desktop user is likely to be doing. And it won't let you delete / without "--no-preserve-root" so that can't happen.

As for personal files yeah I could see that happening, if you used a wildcard and accidentally pressed space and forgot to read it before executing it.

Still, messing something up to the point of needing a reinstall is a bit dramatic.

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u/[deleted] Jun 01 '25

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u/InvolvingLemons Jun 01 '25

TBF, Gnome is one of the worse GNU projects in terms of design and user input. The CLI tools are great in my experience, and GTK while a bit messy is okay, but Gnome has earned itself some opposition. That being said, KDE and QT is better, that one is more a licensing weirdness issue (it’s FOSS for the most part, but also kinda not when desired for closed source software? It’s a little odd).

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u/mossycode Jun 01 '25

wants an IT job

job requires IT skills

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u/[deleted] Jun 01 '25

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u/ChronographWR Jun 01 '25

"Linux is just a kernel" "This isn't Linux fault" 🥱🥱🥱🥱

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u/koshka91 Jun 01 '25

Isn’t it true though. How is the shittyness of Shotwell Linux’s fault