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is this some Apple joke I'm too Linux to understand?
I use Arch btw
What color are your programmer socks and how’s your blahaj doing?
I don't have programmer socks (tho I unironically have a programming hoody)
How's my what?
Sorry, your programming license has been revoked. You failed the test. Please return your mechanical keyboard to the nearest Azure admin or just throw it at the clouds.
I don't have a mechanical keyboard? Am I not a real programmer?
You’re an impostor, from the impostor syndrome! An amogus, as professionals call your kind.
It’s ok, there’s hope for you still. Just spend long nights watching coding tutorials on YouTube and vibe code an OS with ChatGPT, and you shall be redeemed!
quick, how long is your beard? hurry man!
I don't have much of a beard, very short
Was I quick enough?
oh no! your only hope is to save yourself via 3 lines of code.
Right? Because who has just one mechanical keyboard.
This has already spiralled and hit rock bottom. Person outed themselves with the blåhaj.
I don't even use qwerty, I use azerty
This is not a joke, unfortunately
Never have been
Yeah except there’s actually wide adoption and community support for Homebrew.
Go to like any downloads page
Debian: apt install …
Mac: brew install …
Windows: download the .exe
arch? i hear people talk about arch a lot but honestly i don't know anything about it
i'm just a macbro who doesn't even know the number of his current OS. i knew the last one, though...almost. 11.something. Big Sur
You can use brew on Linux. /s but not really
It's useful on immutable distros like Bluefin if you don't want to layer packages in the OStree
Homebrew is actually pretty decent for someone who doesn't use bleeding-edge distros like Arch. I get the most up-to-date versions of most packages without having to install a bunch of 3rd-party repos or compile from source.
Brew is decent for what it is, but in the end it is always a second class citizen. It sucks installing some of your apps trough the app store, some using brew, and some by downloading them from the internet. I like managing everything with a single command far more.