distro-war is a FOSS tool for communicating with users on different distros.
Flags:
--agree <your arguments here>
Agree about something general about GNU/Linux before the war
--defend <positive part about your OS>
Bring up a positive argument about your specific distro.
--close
Close the connection to the other user
--connect <IPv6 address of other user>
Connect to another user using their global IPv6 address
Yes! I have two Wii remotes on my desk, one pink and one black. The grey bar at the top of the monitor is a 3D-printed sensor bar for playing games in Dolphin.
I have those socks!
I swear, they're like a requirement for being a Femboy™, you get a pair with your membership card
so cute :3
As a Fedora Trans Girl, I have decided that you are my enemy. (/jk)
Sorry, the Debian policy does not allow declarations of distro wars without a corresponding license file and manpage.
man distro-warIs that a wii remote?
Yes! I have two Wii remotes on my desk, one pink and one black. The grey bar at the top of the monitor is a 3D-printed sensor bar for playing games in Dolphin.
could be a pink or a princess peach wii remote + nunchucks.
Might also be a third party pink Wii remote, I've also seen those before.
cuute
Is that a Roland Quad Capture I spy?
It's a Behringer UMC204HD, but they do look very similar! The cheap stuff is good enough for me and I've never hit any of its limitations.
Woof c:
Cute asf