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@n3tcat@crabsin.space

2026-04-04 15:33 UTC

realizing how unproductive it is to say this because we all have very different definitions of what it means for a computer to work, and approximately 100% of people want their computer to work

Replies (3)

  • @diz@thegayagenda.fans 2026-04-04 15:36

    @n3tcat@crabsin.space I just want my computer to werk honeyyy~ * installs Hannah Montana Linux

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  • @november@chaosfem.tw 2026-04-04 15:42

    @n3tcat@crabsin.space Windows - "I Just want my computer to work" = "I don't want the BS software I have to use for my job to be even harder to use than it already is" MacOS - "I Just want my computer to work" = "I want it to be basically impossible to break my OS and for the defaults and preinstalled software to be good enough that I don't need to tinker" NixOS - "I Just want my computer to work" = "I want to make it so that once I'm done setting things up, I can always get back to this point, even on a different computer" Ubuntu - "I Just want my computer to work" = "I want something that's stable, relatively easy to use, and that I can expect a lot of corporate software to still work on" Arch - "I Just want my computer to work" = "I want to be able to make my computer work exactly the way I want it to work" Or at least that's my interpretation of what that means for each OS/what the main advantages of each are

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  • @sorensorensen@lingo.lol 2026-05-13 16:50

    @n3tcat@crabsin.space well, sometimes I want my computer to die a horrible death

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