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Yes, this was big news all over Lemmy when it happened.
Thanks for bringing it up though! Not everyone might have known that.
Then immediately went down to 3.5% when people realised it still doesn't work properly lol
Wym I've recently started using Linux and I've had exactly one issue and it was entirely my lack of knowledge and took like 5 mins to fix.
yeah, linux is super usable for every day shit, and even gaming now. I havent had a significant problem in years, and i'm not a sysadmin or something that knows the mystic ways of the commandline or anything. I'm just a random idiot