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Five unmistakable signs of a Linux power user.

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5 Signs You Have Become a Linux Power User

You probably do not even realize how much you have improved since your first day with Linux. Let me remind you of that.
Roland Taylor (It's FOSS)
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Superboom
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Superboom
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Except helping others, I cover them all! :blobmiou: :blobmiou:
But, to be clear, I don't help others on internet cause I don't consider myself good enough, but I would be pleased to help anyone y+if they asked me.
I still teach voluntary classes two times a moth, cause I love to help and teach everyone! But those clases are not exclusively about Linux, they are general tech.
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nictakiego
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I guess I was once a power user haha, curently I just don't give a fuck if something breaks. I just rollback/switch to xorg and wait for the update. I forgot commands cuz I don't fix most of the problems and rarely just use package manager to solve a dependency failure.
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Pav
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Pav
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you're a power user when you use lsblk to check you have the right device before running dd and still accidentally wipe your os
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Tailkinker
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And if you always fit those five signs, and didn't have to "start", then you're old...
My first computer was a VIC-20. I stuck with DOS as long as I could, then shifted to Slackware. Didn't even start launching X frequently until 2007.

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