2024-08-28T16:09:56Z https://nostr.now Frozyre https://nostr.now/npub1ppxxtxt2wg54pu385aylzz0zestcd8jvvpxp8h2fh00ham6eyqysxsh54n https://nostr.now/nevent1qqszk7xfe05atvr3dkln0s0yrkjqqvv3hwmga57wklvrj35x346l2lqzyqyycevedfezj58jy7n5nugfutxp0p57f3sycy7afxaa7lh0tysqjvmxy3k Mine is the volume of their voice. If all that they can do is just talk too loudly with no reason for it and don&#39;t control the volume of their voice. That to me is a sign that you&#39;re a stupid fuck. Because people think the louder they are, the more righteous and attention seeking they are. Than it is to just listen, digest and respond accordingly to anyone talking around you. 2024-09-01T19:46:17Z https://nostr.now/nevent1qqsyzscsu33wkmeq4ungcptgxzfp3j6amefnvg0d5r0qrjxhmwx7nzczyqyycevedfezj58jy7n5nugfutxp0p57f3sycy7afxaa7lh0tysqjf5thjp I&#39;m asking what big motivational factors contributed to you into going Linux full-time. I don&#39;t count minor inconveniences like &#39;oh, stutter lag in a game on windows&#39; because that really could be anything in any system. I&#39;m talking, something Windows or Microsoft has done that was so big, that made you go &#34;fuck this, I will go Linux&#34; and so you did. <br/> <br/>For me, I have a mountain of reasons by this point to go to Linux. It&#39;s just piling. Recently, Windows freaked out because I changed audio devices from my USB headset from the on-board sound. It freaked out so bad, it forced me to restart because I wasn&#39;t getting sound in my headset. I did the switch because I was streaming a movie with a friend over Discord through Screen Share and I had to switch to on-board audio for that to work. <br/> <br/>I switched back and Windows threw a fit over it. It also throws a fit when I try right-clicking in the Windows Explorer panel on the left where all the devices and folders are listed for reasons I don&#39;t even know to this day but it&#39;s been a thing for a while now. <br/> <br/>Anytime Windows throws a toddler-tantrum fit over the tiniest things, it just makes me think of going to Linux sometimes. But it&#39;s not enough. <br/> <br/>Windows is just thankful that currently, the only thing truly holding me back from converting is compatibility. I&#39;m not talking with games, I&#39;m not talking with some programs that are already supported between Windows and Linux. I&#39;m just concerned about running everything I run on Windows and for it to run fully on a Linux distro, preferably Ubuntu. <br/> <br/>Also I&#39;d like to ask - what WILL it take for you to go to Linux full-time? 2024-08-20T12:32:35Z