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this post was submitted on 01 Jun 2024
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the graph (not the popularity)
Great googly moogly!! I had no idea it was that perverse! Now I definitely need to see it culled by popularity.
Ain't it glorious:D
sorry, best I can do is Glorious Eggroll Linux
Thanks, those are trying times when you offer me a glorious Eggroll. J/K Im running Nobara right now anyway :)
It's not really that bad. Start from the end to see which ones are still existing today.
But yeah, it would be nice if that last column indicated the level of popularity somehow.