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Arch users have the latest softwares, Debian users have LMDE. Is it real that Arch users are rich and have mid level PCs and is always up to date? Well they don't have Mint(debian edition). Dont need to ask if anyone using it tho cuz its Mint and Debian edition of a distro.
Are you having a stroke or something? Do you need help?
Looking at OP's writing pattern (and the smaller details of their screenshot), English likely isn't their first language. They probably meant to say something else.
I can't read their mind, but I think maybe they were trying to say that they experienced some friction with some kind of setup they had.
Or I'm having a stroke. I have a family history of that.
No, I'm fine.