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This is why Windows is 80 times more popular than Linux
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>Windows
save > open > extract > ok > open file manager > browse to extracted location > double click exe
redo same procedure to update
>Linux
highlight first line > middle click in terminal > enter > $cmd_name
`npm update`-
and its exact same reason why it have 6 orders of magnitude more viruses
You know it’s bonked up when even the creator of Linux agrees that Windows does it better
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Linux is a Kernel, he didn’t make npm, or apt-get, or the other package managers
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Exactly his point you scrotebrains, shit would’ve been fixed decades ago if linux was in control of userspace
Use .appimage, it’s what he would’ve wantedNot him but this is how I would do it
jq -r @csv <<<‘["a","b",""c""][1,2,3]’
But with some transformations to mould the json into what it looks like on the input-
>Exactly his point you scrotebrains, shit would’ve been fixed decades ago if linux was in control of userspace
Linus is a kernel developer, not a sysadmin and not a package maintainer. They really are worlds apart.
You can "fix" fragmentation in Linux because it exists precisely because different people want different things.
If you think the Fedora users and Gentoo users can standardize on a single package format or package manager then you’re freaking stupid.-
can’t*
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it’s the job of the distro maintainer to make packages
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alternatively:
>Linux
you’re not a brainlet and you just type in package manager name, followed by some keyword indicating you want to install if at all needed for the given package manger, type in the name of how you expect that thing you need to be named, hit enter
takes as much as five seconds if one types at snail pace, a second otherwise
99% of the time it just works, for the remaining 1% might need to look up the name
>the winscrote still prefers the long and tedious route, almost invariably ignoring the "verify your download" step, if checksums or anything like that are at all provided in the first place -
>Windows
pictures
>Linux
wordsfuck no wonder why Linux is so shit
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>she can’t read
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>>nooo you have to read 1000 words
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>what is aliasing
>nooo you have to click the shiny icons that make processor go vroom for bing bing wahoo
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and its exact same reason why it have 6 orders of magnitude more viruses
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>nooo, not the hecking virusinos
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>npm: 10GB
Now you are just trying too hard>Windows stand-alone executable: 3MB
Pretty sure I can fit some ransomware in 3MB comfortablyCope. Viruses haven’t existed for the past 20 years scrotes.
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Your mom also hasn’t sucked me off in the past 20 years
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>muh popularity
I don’t care. Use what you want.-
you can’t run what you want if you don’t know what’s out there which is why us linuxscrotes are sad and angy all the time
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That’s your own fault.
Do your freaking research or be bound by Bill’s chains forever.
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>This is why
its users are brainlets who will run everything they download from the Internet -
>This dude has never heard of a .deb file
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This picture is extra funny because you shouldn’t need nodejs or a new bloated native app with a gui to convert a csv file to a json file, just sed. It’s a one-liner with sed.
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please show us your sed one-liner great shell wizard
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>installing a package to convert json to csv
>filtered by a one-line npm install
>filtered by a python file
>runs random exe file on Windows
my sides-
Windows stand-alone executable: 3MB
npm: 10 GB
Python: 8 GB
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>Python: 8GB
Nice bait>npm: 10GB
Now you are just trying too hard>Windows stand-alone executable: 3MB
Pretty sure I can fit some ransomware in 3MB comfortably-
>need to install both Python 2 and 3, plus countless modules
>easily 8 GB +
>npm
>literally runs on Chromium
>all this bloat and it doesn’t even have a GUI lmaooooor just use the 3 MB windows executable with a GUI
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not that anon but python 2 was deprecated, you don’t need it for typical OS operations anymore
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>python 2 was deprecated
And yet it’s still widely in use-
Something being widely used doesn’t make it not deprecated, it just means it is no longer supported and getting future updates, see people using Windows 7 still
nice try, i know how "just leave that out of your linux install, it’s deprecated" actually works out
Actually working out depends on what each person uses their OS for, if you needed it, that is one anecdotal point for you, I haven’t needed it, so that is one anecdotal point for me. I wasn’t arguing anecdotes I was pointing out to you and everyone else reading that many distros stopped shipping Python2.7 AND that 2.7 is no longer getting updates or other improvements as of 2020.
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nice try, i know how "just leave that out of your linux install, it’s deprecated" actually works out
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Python2 is only used in businesses that don’t update their shit and leave security holes
You can leave it out of your install for your pc. Arch doesn’t need it and python3 command is renamed to python-
>new software has fewer security holes
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>Cherry-picks a single python bug
>Forgets that python is on both Windows/Linux -
>untrusted input
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>Python comes with literally all distros (as it is needed)
>npm doesn’t depend on chromium
>need a GUI to perform a simple operation/command
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>literally runs on Chromium
you dont know what npm is or does-
>runs on the V8 engine
>i-it doesn’t run on Chromium, it runs on a sub-component of Chromium, it’s not the same!!!-
I guess Windows "runs on Chromium" then.
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Represents a Kirino fan pretty accurately
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sudo pacman -S <program-name>
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>sudo zypper install <package "x">
Whoa sis SO HARD -
Hug your imouto.
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fugg your imouto (lovingly, with passion)
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I don’t have one, I just have two older half sisters that I never see
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>//>83771178
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wingger falseflaggers get the rope -
https://i.imgur.com/ugNjTYj.gif
>opens software center
>clicks install-
Software centers are universally shit in my experience, I always end up using the terminal
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where tf did u find SaveJson2CSV
even if i was on windows i would use npm
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first result on Google
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