Dyslexia strikes again...
Uebercomplicated
joined 1 year ago
You're right, I wasn't really being sarcastic. Configuring neovim (or really anything) for exceedingly long times is fun!
Whaaaaaaaat!?! Nonsense! Sacrilege! I love spending 8 hours at a time reconfiguring neovim from scratch to get full LSP support and 20 millisecond start-up times! Who wouldn't love doing that!?!!!??!!?! (/hj)
Edit: half-joking (/hj), not sarcastic (/s).
For the record, installing Windows in a VM and getting it to work can be a real pain in the ass. Just a little warning: don't expect VM-Windows to be easy!
Bitlocker many meanings: in this case, it just refers to your disk encryption, and not the pro feature. ~~Duel~~ Dual boot can be a pain. I wish you good luck!
He's likely referring to Ubuntu (OS), and not Linux (Kernel) in general.
Honestly every Denzel Washington movie is perfect. Even the really bad ones. My personal favorite is The Equalizer. I haven't watched it thirty times, god damn, but likely five times by now.
But that one isn't little or shitty. It's a fucking classic!
Boot times. I am the kind of person who shuts my computer (may it be a laptop or desktop) down, whenever I'm not using it. With systemD, boot times are generally kind of annoying; runit, however, completely changes this. It really feels amazing to turn a Void Linux system on, and have it boot in seconds, with just one screen of logs. On top of that, if you're doing a arch-style install (like the Void Linux minimal install), runit is just much nicer and more ergonomic. The main point is really boot time though, which I think is improved due to adhering to the Unix philosophy and having much less bloat. Using a runit system reminds you of how bloated and slow (and kinda convoluted) systemD is.
I'm also the kinda guy who spends hours optimizing my neovim config (~80 plugins, including LSP) for 20 millisecond start-up times. In the end, I still use Tumbleweed though.
I've been using openSuSe Tumbleweed on one device or another for quite a while now. Recently I switched my last device, so I'm officially 100% Tumbleweed. NGL, feels pretty good. I would, however, switch under a few circumstances:
- openSuSe releases Tumbleweed clone with systemD alternative (like runit). I've tried Void repeatedly, but unfortunately never really fell in live with it.
- openSuSe releases NixOS style immutable distro (not the current aeon or kalpa) based on Tumbleweed.
Honestly, Tumbleweed is nearly perfect for me. It's just that I've tasted what life without systemD can be like, and I goddamn miss it... I'm totally hooked on openSuSe products though.
"Masturbating Formula with Vitamin M"
See, the version without Vitamin M is less effective...
You just angered all quantum physicists everywhere: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/No-hiding_theorem