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| RedGajin:
--- Quote from: Køtt on January 03, 2018, 11:48:42 AM ---Keep In Mind. I ONLY use ARCH LINUX. *wink wink while holding my bucket of reddit gold* ;) to be real here, i really would love to dive into distributions of linux especially debian, however i am not so sure if it's not very friendly to users like me who have a lack of knowledge for programming or scripting actually --- End quote --- its not that difficult, and doesn't really require any knowledge in programming or scripting just for casual use (wine, what you use to run an exe on linux, is relatively simple and has hundreds of docs/videos). if you want to use it for projects (web servers, break boxes, etc) youll obv need to have knowledge in those areas and be able to apply them |
| SubDaWoofer:
--- Quote from: Køtt on January 03, 2018, 11:48:42 AM ---Keep In Mind. I ONLY use ARCH LINUX. *wink wink while holding my bucket of reddit gold* ;) to be real here, i really would love to dive into distributions of linux especially debian, however i am not so sure if it's not very friendly to users like me who have a lack of knowledge for programming or scripting actually --- End quote --- like redgaijin says; its not difficult to use o na casual basis but if you want to use gentoo/arch youll have to learn a little bit about how linux actually works because the installation process is just "heres a bare bone gnu/linux build it yourself" kind of deal |
| Køtt:
i'd like to use debian but i dunno where to start really to learn more about it or how to use it. i worry a lot about loving up even at the most obvious situations with that kind of stuff |
| FelipeO_O_:
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| Metario:
--- Quote from: FelipeO_O_ on January 03, 2018, 08:50:30 PM ---bump --- End quote --- why would you bump this |
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