I lol’d. From what I gather, the bird in the last frame is showing annoyance but powering through with their calm advice on possible distros to choose. The loud bird is the usual Arch recommendation that gets shouted out and over the other recs.
I’m an arch user myself, chose it because i wanted to get familiar with command line and force myself to learn a bit more about linux. Since choosing a DE was also paralyzing, I opted for i3 and now use sway and learned more about config files. Great part about linux is you can try and use what you like and works for you.
Was that the joke? I don’t know if I was misunderstanding, but I thought the loud crow was supposed to be a new Linux user complaining that the few-mentioned easy-to-use distro’s being too many options.
No. It’s someone responding to questions for what distros to try as a new user. That’s why it starts with “new user?” to identify the subject of who it’s speaking to. The crow is giving it’s own advice for harder distros that a Windows user would switch to.
I lol’d. From what I gather, the bird in the last frame is showing annoyance but powering through with their calm advice on possible distros to choose. The loud bird is the usual Arch recommendation that gets shouted out and over the other recs.
I’m an arch user myself, chose it because i wanted to get familiar with command line and force myself to learn a bit more about linux. Since choosing a DE was also paralyzing, I opted for i3 and now use sway and learned more about config files. Great part about linux is you can try and use what you like and works for you.
Was that the joke? I don’t know if I was misunderstanding, but I thought the loud crow was supposed to be a new Linux user complaining that the few-mentioned easy-to-use distro’s being too many options.
I misinterpreted, the loud aarch is shouting out (arguably) less friendly distros over what the first bird started suggested.
No. It’s someone responding to questions for what distros to try as a new user. That’s why it starts with “new user?” to identify the subject of who it’s speaking to. The crow is giving it’s own advice for harder distros that a Windows user would switch to.