when your entire system is already controlled by daemons …
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Next funny number is 6.9, I'll see you there
Guys, this version was released in order to fix wifi issues, obviously wifi comes from hell when it comes to making it work.
Hm, I thought Bluetooth was from hell. Or maybe spawn of Satan. Either way.
Nah you're thinking of printers, they come from the depths of hell, 9th or 10th ring at guess. Bluetooth is an amateur by comparison.
What about a WiFi enabled printer with Bluetooth support
WiFi enabled printer with Bluetooth and DRM for print cartridges and forced advertisements with sound always on.
So what you're saying is we're already 9 layers deep in hell
Yesterday, my laptop would not hibernate or shut down. SystemD complained about waiting for the wifi or something.
One kernel update later, and all is well once more.
Can't be any worse than what I did to bork my Nobara install during the last update. Now half the letters on system widgets are blank lol. Might be a great time to switch distros. And get the devil's kernel.
Nah, more like you see this when the kernel finishes loading.
Also,
phone recorded video
I ain't watching that fam.
but how would one record the booting? virtual machine I guess
Capture card and whole other PC would be the only alternative I can think of
Yeah, not gonna do that.
No no no OP, you don't understand, you MUST invest into a capture card for the sole purpose of making memes!
Think of all the funny internet points you could win with those HD quality memes!
least they recorded it in landscape mode …