I increased my antidepressants due to ArchLinux
this post was submitted on 22 Oct 2024
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I use Xanax, BTW.
ngl it sounds like a distro
For what it's worth the seizures and the Linux started about the same time it's just both have gotten SIGNIFICANTLY worse lately. Computer's running great, hate waking up in the ER though.
You know how people always tell depressed people to exercise because it actually works in a lot of cases?
shocking: users of open-source reddit alternative like open-source things
Tell that to chromium
Git outta here
Using windows is a serious mental health issue? Well..... Hahahahaah
"I'm going to throw myself off a bridge!"
"I use Arch btw"
SCNR
The issue of lemmy users telling you to use linux can be solved by using linux
Yep! It worked for me!
Well, you should!
If based on reality, I'm sorry to hear it and how it gets better soon. As a Linux user for over a decade, this is extremely funny.
Now, have you heard of Plan9 from Bell Labs?... /s
No, but I've heard of plan 9 from outer space.
After decades of hearing how bad that film is, I finally broke down and watched it.
The incredible terrible reputation that precedes it doesn't even remotely do justice to how very very bad it is.
But also, it has Tor in it. That's pretty cool.
Does this refer to the overall Lemmy meta or was there a specific "sucks your mum died; maybe it was from the shame of you using Adobe products" moment?
sucks your mum died; maybe it was from the shame of you using Adobe products
I would never say that to anyone. Lol.
But I would probably wear it on a t-shirt.
I was taking a stab at the meta. Although i don't doubt this has happened somewhere
Well...
Yes! then you can have other mental health problems to distract from your existing ones.
For best results, try Gentoo.
I use debian but I got enough mental health problems already... like somehow I cannot backport packages, gimp doesn't work on wayland, it puts me back to tty occasionally, et cetra.
I love it though
gimp doesn't work on wayland
Ouch. It works for me on Debian 12 and Wayland 47.
I like Krita way better, anyway, now, though.
I use Arch btw. Got the sexy socks to prove it.
Where do I get these socks? Wait! Did I just fall for a drop-ship scam?
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I use Arch, BTW.
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Can't focus on mental problems if you're too busy reinstalling arch.
I've never had to reinstall Arch! Never! It's probably the most stable system I've used. Additionally, I didn't update one for 3 years, and when I ran a system update it worked perfectly.
Damn you're right...I should install arch
My brother used to endlessly recompile Gentoo. I like just watching the terminal scrolling. Hmm, maybe I need a gentoo-compiling-simulator…
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I just died laughing almost tearing up with random public looking at me
I expected pitchforks, but I'm more pleased by this outcome
“You feel like a stupid piece of shit? Try a brand new OS to have that feeling confirmed.”
ROFL This is accurate. It will certainly distract you from serious mental health issues but not act as a balm against inner discord.
I'm thankful my inner daemons use IRC.
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I'll just see myself out now.
Hah, I even got this pun, so this is a good one as a casual Linux user. You can stay!
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