№9347
>>9341never write java again
№9392
>>9340nigger, you have never written a single line of code in your life
№9397
>>9396void could have been good if the package maintainers werent massive lazy tranny dicksuckers (they would rather virtue signal about BLM on twitter than update their shit distro) and by the time my python installation broke a ton of packages on my system I had just about had it and switched back to debian
t. former void user
№9398
>>9397I don't use software based on the developers politics, you never used void
№9399
>>9398you didnt even read my post nigger. trust me I would love void if it were actually good (i like runit a lot) but having to deal with shitty broken packages for so long left a bad taste in my mouth
№9400
>>9399i never had any broken package maybe it's just you, void is the only rolling release that's bot very updated and stable as debian.
№9401
>>9399what broken packages did you had then?
№9402
>>9398>you never used voidyou don't use it either, as evident by your pathetic uptime
№9403
>>9402wtf are you talking about marge, do you know what a uptime is
№9404
>>9403yes, i can see it in your screenshot
№9406
>>9405if you don't know how to turn your computer off while maintaining system state, then you definitely don't use void. larper btfo
№9408
>>9406bait or mental retardation you decide
№9410
>>9409no i dont because it's just you trying to call people out for not saving their uptime or something
№9411
>>9410i am calling you out for larping. don't try to make things up
№9412
>>9411are you acutally retarded? you are whining like a little bitch because i don't save my uptime after poweroff whats the point
№9413
>>9268i guess then he has been running arch for 12 minute, wait nobody keeps their uptime after poweroff get a job basement dweller
№9414
>>9409turn your fucking computer off autist
№9415
>>9401I literally said it in the post
№9416
>>9414no you don't get it, xim saves the uptime after the power down so everyone posting screenshot is a larper or something, the mom has payed the bills.
№9418
>>9416i don't know if you're pretending to be retarded. every linux user should know how to power your system off while keeping the system state. the only other explanation is that you are dual booting into windows like the average linux larper on this site
№9419
>>9418>everybody in this board is retarded or something, i save my uptimeyup issa autistic
№9420
>>9419>he has to close all his programs in order to power his computer offfail
№9443
>>9396troon BLM distro
>>9403pic rel
>>9418hibernation is hacky insecure bloat, just suspend to ram
№9450
>>9443>troon BLM distro>I must agree with the developers politics or they will behead me or somethingnigger I use software if it's good not if they support my favourite politician, I don't give 2 shits if they tweet "I FEEL HECKIN CUTE AFTER TRANSITIONING, BRB GOING TO DILATE MY NEOVAGAINA" as long as their retarded ideas doesen't influence my user experience.
№9474
Void linux is so decadent their devs have resorted to shilling on soyjak fucking party
№9503
>>9443>hibernation is hacky insecure bloat, just suspend to ramsuspending is exactly what i was eluding to. it seems to be the defining feature that sets the larpers from the trve linvx users apart
№9504
>>9442Writing hello world doesn't count
№9506
>>9450you fucking freetard faggot i hate you homosexual nigger nigger faggot
№9512
>>9504yeah i also wrote a hello world in binary manually, that doesnt mean i can actually code like that for anything productive
>>9506>durr hurr yo fuggen freetard faggot i hate yo nigguh hurr durrawww, another proprietoddler is angry, how cute!
№9548
>>9512tell me about your C projects. i am curious about whether you are a dunning kruger or not
№9549
>>9512wan't elinks unmatained and a not very secure?
№9550
>>9548currently im working on something i'll probably call soyget, its a program to download soyjaks as painlessly and easily as possible, save them under booru file names if they are on the booru, save them under the original booru filenames (instead of 12345 - SoyBooru you get 12345 - tag tag1 tag2 ...), and let the user decide which tags to throw out, or throw out the least important ones, most used, or least used ones, depending on how i feel like, since file names can get kinda long.
im not sure if this is a unix issue or an ext4 problem but my computer doesnt like extremely long file names.
№9551
>>9549>unmaintainedwhy would i care? its complete and has everything i need
>not very securesure, but some JS webshit browser with a 4GiB codebase that allows literal fucking remote code execution and exposes your whole $HOME to any website that asks for it, is totally secure right?
№9556
>>9550what networking library are you using?
№9558
>>9552i wont get ""hacked"" because there is no remote code execution, backdooring, insecure proprietary bullshit, or anything like that going on with free software
notice how this only happens on servers and web browsers with RCE backdoors (JS) enabled?
because they are exposed to the internet and anybody can execute any shit he wants to on them, ""but its le sandboxed so its okay or something""
№9559
>>9558you should enable some sort of inline image toggling toughtbeit
№9560
>>9559what do you mean?
i can open my images with mpv or some shitty terminal image viewer (mpv is better)
tbh i should set all my xdg-open shit to mpv, other than for PDFiles
№9570
>>9550>im not sure if this is a unix issue or an ext4 problem but my computer doesnt like extremely long file namesit's a filesystem limitation. you can switch to a meme one that lets you make longer file names
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comparison_of_file_systems%23Limits