charel
@lotsaspaghetti.com
casual artist, linux enthusiast, pc gamer. cats and goomy are my two favorite things!
they/she
they/she
spoilers for shadow generations I can't believe one of his doom abilities turns him into a duck
December 3, 2024 at 1:20 PM
spoilers for shadow generations I can't believe one of his doom abilities turns him into a duck
liminal space gaming setup
August 18, 2024 at 2:00 AM
liminal space gaming setup
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third time's the charm...? 😅 ig crusty jpeg artifacting fits the mood of this comic anyway
July 14, 2024 at 9:08 PM
third time's the charm...? 😅 ig crusty jpeg artifacting fits the mood of this comic anyway
wow I guess uploading images via librewolf gives it crusty jpeg artifacting 🥴
July 14, 2024 at 8:50 PM
wow I guess uploading images via librewolf gives it crusty jpeg artifacting 🥴
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A reminder for those looking for new art programs- krita is totally free require zero sign up or personal information you literally have nothing to lose by trying it
June 9, 2024 at 10:01 PM
A reminder for those looking for new art programs- krita is totally free require zero sign up or personal information you literally have nothing to lose by trying it
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silly video I decided to record right after waking up youtu.be/DQ_2pb5oJkc
linux users celebrating pride month
sorry for the shaky cam this was kinda spur of the moment lol
youtu.be
June 1, 2024 at 2:33 PM
silly video I decided to record right after waking up youtu.be/DQ_2pb5oJkc
I want to add my two cents to the Windows-to-Linux discourse but my experience was trying an Ubuntu dualboot several years ago and not liking it, taking a leap of faith a year or two ago wiping Windows for Pop!_OS, and then recently getting right into the nerd stuff with Arch lol
May 25, 2024 at 9:14 PM
I want to add my two cents to the Windows-to-Linux discourse but my experience was trying an Ubuntu dualboot several years ago and not liking it, taking a leap of faith a year or two ago wiping Windows for Pop!_OS, and then recently getting right into the nerd stuff with Arch lol
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My advice thread for Windows users looking to switch to Linux:
It's A LOT to get used to. Dual boot/install on a separate machine if you can and just mess around in Linux before you completely migrate over. Try out different distros (but read up a little, some are more user-involved than others)
It's A LOT to get used to. Dual boot/install on a separate machine if you can and just mess around in Linux before you completely migrate over. Try out different distros (but read up a little, some are more user-involved than others)
May 25, 2024 at 7:56 PM
My advice thread for Windows users looking to switch to Linux:
It's A LOT to get used to. Dual boot/install on a separate machine if you can and just mess around in Linux before you completely migrate over. Try out different distros (but read up a little, some are more user-involved than others)
It's A LOT to get used to. Dual boot/install on a separate machine if you can and just mess around in Linux before you completely migrate over. Try out different distros (but read up a little, some are more user-involved than others)
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This both great advice and a great example of why I think so many people bounce off Linux.
If you are a habitual computer toucher this makes complete sense. If not, this sounds like all you have to do is florp your grabnorx. Simple as, right?
If you're Linux curious, here is what it's saying:
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If you are a habitual computer toucher this makes complete sense. If not, this sounds like all you have to do is florp your grabnorx. Simple as, right?
If you're Linux curious, here is what it's saying:
1/x
My actual Linux advice for Windows refugees:
Use Debian stable with KDE desktop and use flatpak via Discover to install software. You get stability plus regular software updates this way and the KDE look and feel is kind of like a cleaned up Windows 7, very easy to jump into.
Use Debian stable with KDE desktop and use flatpak via Discover to install software. You get stability plus regular software updates this way and the KDE look and feel is kind of like a cleaned up Windows 7, very easy to jump into.
May 25, 2024 at 5:06 PM
This both great advice and a great example of why I think so many people bounce off Linux.
If you are a habitual computer toucher this makes complete sense. If not, this sounds like all you have to do is florp your grabnorx. Simple as, right?
If you're Linux curious, here is what it's saying:
1/x
If you are a habitual computer toucher this makes complete sense. If not, this sounds like all you have to do is florp your grabnorx. Simple as, right?
If you're Linux curious, here is what it's saying:
1/x
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It costs 0$ to Repost a Black disabled queer small business! It could lead to my next sale.
I sell pins, stickers, compression gloves, artist gloves, binders, hip braces, wrist braces, compression socks, sports bras, compression leggings & more!
Store details below!
I sell pins, stickers, compression gloves, artist gloves, binders, hip braces, wrist braces, compression socks, sports bras, compression leggings & more!
Store details below!
January 4, 2024 at 1:32 AM
It costs 0$ to Repost a Black disabled queer small business! It could lead to my next sale.
I sell pins, stickers, compression gloves, artist gloves, binders, hip braces, wrist braces, compression socks, sports bras, compression leggings & more!
Store details below!
I sell pins, stickers, compression gloves, artist gloves, binders, hip braces, wrist braces, compression socks, sports bras, compression leggings & more!
Store details below!
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Year of the dragon
January 1, 2024 at 4:50 AM
Year of the dragon