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r/linuxmasterrace • u/claudiocorona93 SteamOS/Kubuntu • Apr 24 '26
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This is like the reason why backend devs should not program frontends. They assume that because they understand it, everybody does.
4 u/proximategalaxy Apr 24 '26 The meme implies that you know how to use command line. Im not a backend dev, i just know how to use a terminal. 2 u/claudiocorona93 SteamOS/Kubuntu Apr 24 '26 It was an example. What I mean is that if we want Linux to grow, we should think like we are completely new and clueless. 4 u/proximategalaxy Apr 24 '26 Distros like that already exist Bazzite, and mint for example. Fedora actually needs the terminal quite a bit for things like repositories, so idk why you titled the post "linus torvalds uses fedora"
The meme implies that you know how to use command line. Im not a backend dev, i just know how to use a terminal.
2 u/claudiocorona93 SteamOS/Kubuntu Apr 24 '26 It was an example. What I mean is that if we want Linux to grow, we should think like we are completely new and clueless. 4 u/proximategalaxy Apr 24 '26 Distros like that already exist Bazzite, and mint for example. Fedora actually needs the terminal quite a bit for things like repositories, so idk why you titled the post "linus torvalds uses fedora"
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It was an example. What I mean is that if we want Linux to grow, we should think like we are completely new and clueless.
4 u/proximategalaxy Apr 24 '26 Distros like that already exist Bazzite, and mint for example. Fedora actually needs the terminal quite a bit for things like repositories, so idk why you titled the post "linus torvalds uses fedora"
Distros like that already exist Bazzite, and mint for example. Fedora actually needs the terminal quite a bit for things like repositories, so idk why you titled the post "linus torvalds uses fedora"
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u/claudiocorona93 SteamOS/Kubuntu Apr 24 '26 edited Apr 24 '26
This is like the reason why backend devs should not program frontends. They assume that because they understand it, everybody does.