dewritoninja

Not only is it very difficult to write in assembly, the resulting code is not portable. Meaning that if you wrote it on x86 assembly it can't run on ARM chips without emulation and that takes a significant hit on performance defeating the point

Ubuntu Lubuntu Xubuntu Kubuntu uwuntu Wubuntu Edubuntu Gendbuntu PopOs Mint

Those last two ruined the list smh

EOS is a godsend, I tend to reinstall my os after every semester and found that with pure arch is a pain in the ass. Just stick that eos iso and boom, 90% of what I need, just run 2 scripts for installing my programs and the zen kernel and I'm golden

I'm calling it giving the dirstro top surgery from now on

Ah great so I'm not only pathetic but also insignificant

I just cannot stand the 7zip UX

You should give phind a try

Imo rust won't replace cpp without true Oop so I might just make my own objective rust and piss off Oop haters

Try wayDroid, it's an android container for running android apps on Linux. There's a way to enable arm emulation too

Too many people fucking Ftfy

And now linux has more of windows features

My only issue with qemu is that folder sharing is not a great experience with windows guests. Other than that Ive had a great experience, especially using it with aqemu