And I'd rather not be sane, thank you! ๐คช
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ROFL This is accurate. It will certainly distract you from serious mental health issues but not act as a balm against inner discord.
I'm thankful my inner daemons use IRC.
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I'll just see myself out now.
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Well yeah. I had all sorts of mental health problems I was struggling to deal with, but now I'm struggling to make the perfect desktop configuration instead.
My transparency in kitty broke today from an update (probably like mesa or something idk) so I feel.
They're right, cuz you will find a great community of like-minded people.
Source: I'm a regular Linux guy.
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You jest but using Linux did actually alleviate some mental health problems
It encourages self-reliance and fosters a sense of control. Sure everything in our lives is increasingly forced on us by corporations run by out of touch narcissists, but there's at least one way we still can have control of our own.