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Linux@lemmy.ml • 1 year ago

Ranking Linux Distributions for 2024: a tier list for my use case !

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Ranking Linux Distributions for 2024: a tier list for my use case !

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9•1 year ago
My one regret in life is that I joined a lemmy instance that doesn’t do downvotes.
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  10•1 year ago
  I knew my comments were crap but wow… :)
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    9•1 year ago
    Sorry, I was agreeing with you on the video list thing! 🤣
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  1•1 year ago
  Does that mean you can’t downvote comments outside of Beehaw too?

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