I love the original pic, do you have it?
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No, sorry. I found this meme as is.
Found it.

The cat is edited in the image with penguins. If you need, I can try to find the cat only too, I have seen the standing cat image too, somewhere.
Linux Mint is the gateway penguin.
even by just becoming a linux user, you are helping making it more mainstream
Next month will be two years in Mint exclusively. I have no complaints.
Well, I do miss the big preview window in File Explorer, but otherwise, I'm happy to be rid of Windows.
Me but with Kubuntu instead of mint
If you have any problems with Blueman not letting Bluetooth controllers work, install KDE system settings. Don't know why that works but it does.
I will try that out. I usually directly go terminal
Me who just have install Ubuntu.
Unless you're playing with your OS, than being vanilla is what you want.
At the end of the day for new and casual users, support wins. Ubuntu has the largest community of support, making Linux Mint is based on Ubuntu while having a more elegant variety of UI, making it a good compromise. Good choice.
Correct me if I'm wrong, but isn't Mint Debian based these days?
Regular Mint is based off of Ubuntu, which is Debian based itself. However, it is somewhat beholden to the Ubuntu way of doing things.
They do have a version that uses a plain Debian base, so they're not reliant on Canonical. That version is LMDE (Linux Mint Debian Edition).
Ubuntu is Debian based, so yes.
i thougt its both, because they have a debian version
i love my fedora
Same, just moved to it

I use cachy os because I like my pc to go fast as fuck boy
I also use "Script kiddie Arch", BTW.
Lmao my dumbass canβt use regular arch
Y'all's, I don't want to tinker with my OS. I don't wanna think about my OS. I just want my OS to work, mind it's fucking business and leave me alone.
This. That's why I have stuck with Mint for almost a decade now. It's the perfect workhorse: it fits my workflow, is stable as heck, just quietly does what it needs to do and gets out of my way the rest of the time. Hence, I don't see why I should switch to anything else.
Bazzite has pretty much been this for me for the past couple years
May I introduce you to OpenBSD? Where uptime is measured in years.
Calm down Satan
No, the devil's OS is FreeBSD
That's exactly why I run Linux. If you want something that just keeps running the basically the same way for like 20 years, that's your option.
me who broke my Asahi Linux again by trying to update the firmware π
Hacker: Skipper
Programmer: Kowalski
Arch User/Gentoo User: Rico
Cat: Private
Don't worry, we'll protect you
welcome in the cat friendly penguin group
I have the Mint (it's fucking good) and no need nor ambition for any other system. Especially an elitist shit which break after an upgrade.