r/LinuxCirclejerk • u/randomusername12308 • 7h ago
r/LinuxCirclejerk • u/Venylynn • 22h ago
2026 and Nvidia still requires you to taint your kernel
r/LinuxCirclejerk • u/Professional-Cold351 • 5h ago
So I Want to switch from windows to linux? Any tips?
r/LinuxCirclejerk • u/tomekgolab • 1d ago
Anybody knows where this misnomer originates from?
r/LinuxCirclejerk • u/Affectionate_Let9022 • 1d ago
I talked to humans/people today (0/10 experience btw)
So i started with a hi ,
Then told them i used arch btw and they said tjat was cool ,INSEAD OF SAYING THAT I WAS A FEMBOY OR ASKING ME ABOUT MY TEXT EDITOR, i told them i use vim btw and they said cool again , i explained about linux and vim ,
I forgot to tell my new friends that they should download linux too ,but they needed to go so, that was sad, that i didnt made another person convert to linix and i forgot to ask my friends for their names too :( .
I do not recomend talking to people, its boring its tedoius and ill suggest yall to use vim or emacs and try to make stuff work , or make stuff , just make debian and postmarket os work in more and more mobiles .
0/10 will not do it ever again
r/LinuxCirclejerk • u/Patient-Ad-337 • 1d ago
He didn't use a swastika instead of a penguin on linuxsucks101 they are gonna kill him
r/LinuxCirclejerk • u/JasonYeom • 1d ago
Whats all about the systemd hate?
hey guys, im the guy who asked "whats all about the ubuntu hate" last week.
I switched to fedora, and im loving it!
but my next question is, whats all about this hate on systemd? Personally, I feel like this is complete and working pretty well. Well I wanna hear your opinion. thanks!
r/LinuxCirclejerk • u/BASS69BASS420 • 1d ago
In defense of Linus and AI in the Linux kernel
I know you guys are going to downvote me into oblivion, but I really think Linus' take on AI in the Linux kernel wasn't that bad. And before you guys jump to conclusions, no, I am not one of those AI bros.
You guys need to realize that AI isn't always bad. In this case, Linus and the other contributors are people with years, even decades of experience that are perfectly capable of creating competent, working code. They aren't going to ditch all that and vibe code the whole kernel just because they can, no, they will use AI as an assistant to help them with the boring, repetitive, basic tasks that take time.
And I will just outright say it; AI is an amazing tool (emphasis on tool) that will revolutionize the world of coding and many others, but it's being heavily overestimated. It cannot outright replace all the devs, but it can help them tremendously. And if I were a dev, I would see no point in turning something like this down.
Now, please, PLEASE understand I am not saying that AI should be used everywhere. I am not one of these AI bros or out of touch bosses who thinks that AI can replace every actor, musician, software dev, worker, etc.
For me, the whole moral dilemma part of this situation is AI's high power usage and datacenters' negative impact on the environment. But that's a whole another thing caused by the AI companies. And, in hindsight, code-focused local LLMs have advanced a lot.
r/LinuxCirclejerk • u/WayTooManyBananas_ • 1d ago
COME OUT, YOU’RE SURROUNDED
In all reality, I think both sides have their place.
r/LinuxCirclejerk • u/AmyRoseFan_1234 • 1d ago
Made my computer look like Arch Linux, but I'm using Mint under the hood
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Reuploaded due to IP being shown.
r/LinuxCirclejerk • u/RoniSteam • 1d ago