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using gimp with Noto font and AMD Ryzen layout
Looks nice. The only missing thing is "BTW", btw.
I thought about it but didn't know where to put it XD
Hmm right. Maybe replace TM with BTW. Pacman won't stay at 7.0.0 either. Maybe over time you make newer or alternative versions. :D The overall layout of the elements and the styling looks good, no complaint there.
Yeah maybe I'll update it in the future, I do have a few idea in mind on what I want to change
Nevertheless it looks good. Have in mind, posting online will always make people suggest something.^^
+1 to replace TM with BTW (and to remove the version numbers, too) :p
Soon outdated ~/s~
Just like real CPU stickers :P
I don't think the CPU in my computer has changed in a while
I have been using the same CPU for half a decade. Not everyone is an impulse buyer.
Idk, ~five years doesn't seem like a long time with regards to CPUs. I had my Ryzen 2200G from summer 2018 to this January, and I would consider my purchase of a cheap Ryzen 3600 to be a bit premature (and it was definitely an impulse purchase). And it also means that the CPU sticker became outdated pretty soon.
Still rocking my 2700x. It's getting a little long in the tooth now, but it's still a serviceable CPU!
My CPU lasted longer than the sticker (it's a laptop)
Fair enough. :D
uncompressed image and project file https://codeberg.org/ColdWater/Arch_Linux_sticker.git
That's nice dear
Sticks it on fridge door, tousles hair
Someone should make a script that generates the sticker with updated version numbers 😵😵😵
..And automatically triggers the printer, if run out of paper or ink, it should also place an order on Amazon
Fuck yeah that kind of shit, I love it, let's go 😖🔫
Isn't "x64" still an x86 architecture?
Yes but the x64 indicate it only compatible with 64bit x86/arm CPU
I just feel that it's technically wrong to call it x64. x86 is the architecture. The x belongs there, so x86-64 makes more sense, but not "x64". It's a marketing term, but it still bothers me.
AMD64, innit?
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*Bored
sorry
this post was submitted on 19 Nov 2024
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