Np, another OS that isn't Linux based, it's rather obscure-ish but it's genuinely impressive is Haiku OS, the community-driven spiritual successor of BeOS

How many ppl do you see rocking Slackware nowadays?

If being usable is a metric, Slackware

Kolibri isn't a Linux distro, it is a fork of MenuetOS and not Linux at all

Meanwhile my first Gentoo system... I was expecting to be not so bad.... Holy f I was wrong

After you figure out how to properly partition your disk, you learn how the entire setup is actually quite simple Basically, Mount partitions, pacstrap to install the base system, generate fstab, chroot in, create a unprivileged user and add it to sudo, setup grub, configure internet, exit chroot and unmount, reboot into the newly installed system, configure X11/Wayland to your liking

KDE makes my laptop sound like it is going to take off

I use Fedora with XFCE, what am I?

Kill that with fire

Yeah, I tried to reboot, kernel's gone

sudo make guitar

why my cursor gone?

XFCE. it's dumb, simple, it gives you a panel to access your programs, your desktop icons, and nothing else. I just want my computer to let me do my things, not have a built-in 'brew a cup of coffee' button

Fuck I knew it was made with OOP

Rust is good. Not perfect. The borrow checker sometimes can be a pain(cant use immutable reference because already using a mutable reference...), compile times are abysmal.

But the language itself is really solid. It actually gives me similar vibes to using C/C++ but without having to fight the compiler or keep fiddling with CMake for 10 hours just so that it detects that one lib you're trying to use.

Surprisingly, Rust borrows some inspirations from Python, so it doesn't feel that foreign and alien, but it still has a learning curve to it, specially with all the different types (eg. u8/i8, u16/i16/f16, u32/i32/f32, u64/i64/f64, usize, &str vs String, etc) But if you ever spent any amount of time with any other language that is on a similar level than C or C++, you'll be in quite familiar territory

Only thing that I can tell you that you'll have a whole paradigm shift once it clicks with you, is the use of Structs, impl's for abstration and traits. Once those clicks with you, the way you approach your code really shifts

Work-wise, I figured out how to deprecate the mess that is multiple apps for the same purpose at work, and instead make a foundation to have the same app on all platforms (Windows, Linux, Web & Android)

First time using Rust on client-side, quite hyped with how stuff with turn out to be

Personal-wise, Had idea for a new game I want to try and make, just gotta puzzle and brainstorm the main character idea and flesh out more of the world itself

The sheer amount of attention to details that the game has is just pure insanity The game has special sound effect that plays, to let you know that the flying homing skulls are literally right behind you, just so that you don't have to look behind you all the time to know if they're near or not The complete lack of a user interface yet the game still communicates extremely well how everything works by just... throwing it at you and letting you experiment

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Lazyness

I legitimately did not thought about 'microwaveable food', I legit thought there was some sort of wacky health benefit to just stand there for 3 minutes before eating anything My brain is rotten