because reddit admins are surely always in the right and never overzealous about banning for the slightest transgression or even non-transgressions, right?

…right?

why would you want to? it hasn’t been worth using in well over a year or two now.

The most I get out of reddit nowadays is looking up error messages or other tech issues, and I don’t need an account for that.

Trump is a symptom of a disease that Reagan was the harbinger of. Without Reagan and all that followed after him, you do not get a Trump presidency.

Last I checked, my generation didn’t put Reagan into office.

the thing I think a lot of “linux dorks” (and I use that term lovingly) forget about is that most people want to work on their computer, not work on their computer. The OS, for most people, should be the software equivalent of a motherboard – an invisible plinth upon which the actual things you care about sit. With a motherboard, that’s your GPU, CPU, RAM, etc. and with the OS, that’s the applications you run.

there’s nothing wrong with making fiddling with your computer a hobby, and I’ve been known to dabble myself over the years, but for me and most other normal people, that ends up being too much work for too little reward in the end. Mint getting to the point where you can daily drive it and not have to worry about it even if you’re a complete brainlet when it comes to Linux is a massive W.