@NEETzsche
I don't get it. Why do all the open source fanboys LOVE to live in a perpetual state of denial? No matter how many times you explain the difficulty of using their stuff, instead of trying to figure out how to decrease it, they will spend their time just arguing that it's better that way.
(triggered by your comments on xmpp and my perpetual fight to learn the BASICS of how to use Linux.)
@NEETzsche
I just cannot get over that unbelievably complicated file system...
But I'm working on it.
@NEETzsche
> where is the configuration file
Yeah... that would be also good. But my favorite question is more like l: What disk is this file even on?
@LukeAlmighty df -h
“I bet you feel stupid now for not just knowing that off the top of your head huh? ”
No but seriously I sincerely expect Linux spergs to really want you to “just know” these commands even though that isn’t how this works at all
@NEETzsche
Don't worry. I heard the same line many times before
@lina @NEETzsche
Man is about as instructive to average user as dripping an apple is descriptive of gravitational mechanics.
If you know, it might seem obvious, but if you don't know, it's just a falling apple, not a measurable example of applied force that is constant, and applies to objects outside of the atmosphere with wildly different results...
@NEETzsche
Also, that kinda doesn't explain the structure or why the entire thing isn't structured by disk.
And OBVIOUSLY.... all the videos on the topic begin and end by naming the folders in root directory, and saying what kind of files they contain without going into the logic. MADNESS!!!!
@NEETzsche
Finally, thank you.
Why the fuck didn't every single video on the topic begin by this exact sentence?
A great example of this is the file system as you say. Except it's not really the file system itself, it's actually the way they organize the files in the system. That's what I imagine is the issue for you. I bet you're thinking things like: "where is the configuration file for this program I installed? What are the settings I can change in it that aren't listed in there by default? How do I get it to reload this file without rebooting the entire fucking box?" And so on.
Am I right?