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Ability to read through all of the code that's running on my computer, and understand it all at some level, is what I like a lot. Arguably my desktop is not th
by megous 6y ago
Ability to read through all of the code that's running on my computer, and understand it all at some level, is what I like a lot.
Arguably my desktop is not that complicated (i3wm), so there's not a ton of processes running around.
When I find a bug, I can try to fix it myself. When I want an extra feature, I can add it. I did this so many times already, it's ridiculous. From adding support for new HW to the kernel, to patching my postgresql to support my language better, to adding zstd support to qemu qcow2, and hundreds of other small things over the last 15 years or so.
This is what's great on GNU/Linux.