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Real Linux users use curl and render the page in their imagination.
Imagination? That's bloat.
!aphantasia@lemmy.world
Just use lynx
I grew up with w3m, but I like your style
Nyxt ftw
For a moment I thought you said "LyX" and I was like: you use a LaTeX editor for browsing?
Lynx rules btw 👍
When I needed to use chrome (ugh) to run a program I just compiled I googled chromium.. which didn't work.. so I tried troubleshooting it. But I don't understand c. Or why it didn't work I can't remember what happened next but it took hours.
I have ungooohlef. Chromium now though which is great.
No, we write a bash script to install whatever it is and put it in a software folder that is synced on our next new install. This script also has to be updated every time, but, you get it.
I was confused because yeah... Why is this gif using a GUI?
If you can't read HTML, why even bother using a computer?