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Listen, no one ever has discussion recommending operating systems to other people. Also; Debian, obviously.
Arch is better (guess what I use btw)
Arch is good, but I use Garuda Linux (Arch-based) because it's dangerous to go alone and without batteries.
Estrogen?
Indeed, and... oh fuck I haven't done my injection yet
I understand this is a joke, but anyone who uses computers professionally (digital artists, authors, programmers, etc.) likely has an opinion on that. If their computer suddenly started running Windows 13, they would likely have things to say about the changes that made to their workflow.
Peter Griffin here; that's exactly why my last comment seems to contradict itself. I'm ready to straight up murder anyone attempting to shift my workflow patterns by a pixel.
/s omewhat
I sometimes have conversations about recommending operating systems with myself in the shower.
I do :)