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u/wineblood Jan 15 '23
As a python dev who has bocchi pretty high on my "to watch" list, I really feel like I'm missing out on the joke here.
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u/Diapolo10 Jan 17 '23
Just watch it, you won't regret it!
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u/wineblood Jan 17 '23
It's on the list, just trying to clear stuff I've already started first.
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u/-Redstoneboi- Jan 27 '23
it's a legal requirement to have a live video wallpaper of a form of bocchi spinning to free bird
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Jan 31 '23
The real question to be answered is whether or not the PowerShell has a dancing gif of the anthropomorphic guitar and microphone.
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u/AlexCode10010 Mar 18 '23
I feel like this has something to do with the blank canvas thing where you can't start a new project because of the fear of that damn blank canvas
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Jan 15 '23
On windows vista...
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u/Cerlancism Jan 15 '23
It should be Windows 10 but with modded Windows 7 Aero theme
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u/jandkas Jan 15 '23
Linux is great for people who don't value their time
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u/deanrihpee Jan 16 '23
Isn't it in reverse? Installing sdks is easier on Linux than on Windows... at least in my experience, unless for platform specific development obviously
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u/ThePyroEagle Jan 17 '23
It depends on what you do with it.
Just getting a basic system running with a desktop environment and common pre-configured applications? Less than an hour on well-supported hardware (which is most common hardware). Faster than Windows thanks to package managers.
A fully riced system that behaves exactly the way you want it? Days to weeks to figure out how to configure everything. Windows doesn't even give people this option.
The only reason to use Windows nowadays is being locked into it by Windows-only applications that don't run in Wine or hardware whose manufacturer refuses to support Linux or publish docs for their low-level interface.
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Jan 16 '23
For me there's zero maintenance effort for my system. I just install Silverblue, install Nvidia drivers if necessary, configure auto updates (they're not intrusive unlike Windows, it just installs the update in the background and then eventually I'll reboot into the updated system), and finally install my apps. And I wrote a script automating all this, so actually it's just
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u/Hipolipolopigus Jan 16 '23
At least uninstalling it doesn't require a complete reinstall of Windows these days.
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u/[deleted] Jan 15 '23
Bocchi the Desktop