I noticed this as well a few months ago and it did change the monitor brightness for real, but now it broke on my system and wont do it anymore

Wish i had 15 up, im getting 40 down 3 up. They started putting fiber down my street but not active yet, cant wait to go to 1 gig

Oh man i was thinking of getting one of these to replace my raspberry pi

Say to it

This statement is false

We used to have that, but we moved to a more plastic feel type money like 6 years ago

think they meant to say decentralized

Do you have 32 bit mangohud installed as well?

Destroy reddit speedrun any% [WORLD RECORD]

Yeah the desktop site especially is why i wanted to leave reddit for the past few months, im happy they shot themselves in the foot the past week so we could move over to a different platform. I kept having to switch back to old.reddit just to see a NSFW post without an account, they made it so you cant even sort comments anymore without being logged in recently. Just malicious design. The website on mobile has been shit for years now asking you to USE THE MOBILE APP.

Im not sure about that, i usually update about once a week on average. I think you might be better off using something more stable like debian or something

Been using it for about 4 years now, and its been really solid.

its generally very stable, there have been a couple of times where a few packages broke due to some updates, which got fixed fairly quickly, or sometimes the kernel updates mess something up and you gotta reboot into the LTS kernel, which is easy enough to do.

I mainly just keep up with the newsletter on archlinux.org, i check on it once in like 2 weeks or so, you might need to make some minor manual changes once in a while. Another manual thing you gotta do is if you made changes to a file in /etc or something and an update comes that changes the same file you gotta manually resolve it, but its easy to do with the “pacdiff” program, takes only a few minutes of manual editing, and again this is only once in a few months generally.

ArchWiki is really good, and the software repos have alot of stuff plus you get the AUR for pretty much anything else you might need.

Really? I absolutely hate apt, its slow and has given me issues when i was using ubuntu. I love pacman on arch