#shitlords — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #shitlords, aggregated by home.social.
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@jeremy_list now that #Valve is supporting the #Arch community with much needed building and testing infrastructure, it seems to me that Arch is going places - and I couldn't be more happier.
Beyond the snark of #Linux #shitlords and #memelords who repeat the pejorative mantra, arch has evolved and brings one thing to the table that most people take for granted:
The package manager is #accessible. It is easier to deal with than most package managers and as such gives people the tools to learn.
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@jeremy_list now that #Valve is supporting the #Arch community with much needed building and testing infrastructure, it seems to me that Arch is going places - and I couldn't be more happier.
Beyond the snark of #Linux #shitlords and #memelords who repeat the pejorative mantra, arch has evolved and brings one thing to the table that most people take for granted:
The package manager is #accessible. It is easier to deal with than most package managers and as such gives people the tools to learn.
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@jeremy_list now that #Valve is supporting the #Arch community with much needed building and testing infrastructure, it seems to me that Arch is going places - and I couldn't be more happier.
Beyond the snark of #Linux #shitlords and #memelords who repeat the pejorative mantra, arch has evolved and brings one thing to the table that most people take for granted:
The package manager is #accessible. It is easier to deal with than most package managers and as such gives people the tools to learn.
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@jeremy_list now that #Valve is supporting the #Arch community with much needed building and testing infrastructure, it seems to me that Arch is going places - and I couldn't be more happier.
Beyond the snark of #Linux #shitlords and #memelords who repeat the pejorative mantra, arch has evolved and brings one thing to the table that most people take for granted:
The package manager is #accessible. It is easier to deal with than most package managers and as such gives people the tools to learn.