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A Virtual Insanity indeed
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@NONE_dc looks like pipewire moment :)
I use Linux since 2007 and never had any issues regarding sound.
Seriously OP, get new material.
I landed on my current distro because it was the only one that mapped my speakers correctly. Several others just ignored the satellites or recognized them as a single speaker.
On Manjaro it's a bit too quiet, but I can live with that fine.
"It works on my computer" is a meme for a reason.
Hmm I remember you being really angry at Linux in general and tagged you as such. Interesting here you are claiming to use Linux.
I was already using Linux when you "tagged" me, unless we met in high school. That'd be why I have anything to say on the subject at all.
Also, I wouldn't say angry. "Remarkably frustrated", definitely. "Wondering if all the hours troubleshooting stuff I wasn't able to fix were worth it" every now and then.
Also, also, I used to think the "we should improve society somewhat" meme was a parody of a form of speech nobody really uses, but here you are.
You can ignore that the context of that conversation was window vs Linux and you were arguing people stay on windows, but I won't ๐คทโโ๏ธ
I would say I was not, because I probably wasn't (more likely I was arguing that Linux is not suitable for/about to achieve mass adoption). I barely remember the conversation you're talking about, though, so I won't.
I'm sorry to say this, but you're paying way more attention to me than I am to you.
Yeah I am so obsessed, adding a tag in my app so that I can properly see the context angry ragers come from.
Wait, you actually did that? Is that a thing? I thought you were talking figuratively about the "tagging".
That's... actually disturbing and extremely weird. I hadn't blocked anyone here yet, or even considered it, but you may have found the line.
It's a basic feature in multiple apps. Not a big deal at all but lol freak out like you do in your Linux rage fests
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