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It's been a couple years, but it used to be my hobby (after a Linux user told me their Linux laptop "just worked") to reach over and hit the mute button on thei
by blakeyrat 10y ago
It's been a couple years, but it used to be my hobby (after a Linux user told me their Linux laptop "just worked") to reach over and hit the mute button on their keyboard, which rarely worked.
Not sure if that trick is still effective. But the Linux definition of "everything works" is a little different than the Mac or Windows definition. It's more like, "everything a CLI-using geeky developer cares about works."
- levlaz 10y ago> It's more like, "everything a CLI-using geeky developer cares about works." Totally. Which is cool sometimes. Everything "just works" in the sense that Linux is written in a Turing complete language and at the end of the day we are just moving memory between registers.
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