i just do ls -R / | grep -i "common sense"

i know it's super inefficient but i'm the only one who uses it so dude who fucking cares

according to string theory, you can see the string that started the universe with

cat ~/.zsh_history | head -n 1

GNOME Files (Nautilus) doesn't have a setting that lets you switch between file type icons and app icons. That's one thing that makes GNOME different from Windows. There might be a workaround, though, you could try a different file manager, but I'm not aware of one that specificall yimplements the kind of app-based icons you get with Windows

await new Promise({of: "ram"})

thanks! it's actually based on a true story. when i got into kali and hacker shit three years ago (i was recovering from a traumatic brain injury and was quite literally insane) i couldn't figure out how to make the text on arch bigger so i went to linuxquestions.org

i'm just going with kali for now, but thanks! :)

dude just fuckin

 curl --data-ram @ram https://downloadmoreram.com/release/20.1

i'm just gonna go with kali. so yeah that's the final update, i'm going with kali because it has a GUI (I like the GUI+terminal combo) and i wanna do shit with cybersec.

i checked. turns out my arch doesn't have any font support so i just deleted the whole thing. gonna try fedora or debian

i think so too....i'm also gonna try debian (i've used ubuntu before)

mine doesn't have a GUI. shit looks like what my dad coded on when he was in grad school.

checking out setfont right now. i'm in /usr/share/kbd/consolefonts and the fonts are all there, but when i try setfont it says it doesn't work for this particulal kernel. tried a few fonts so far