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LinuxEnglish · 9 months ago

Found this out in the wilds of Nova Scotia. Looked like Debian

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Found this out in the wilds of Nova Scotia. Looked like Debian

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LinuxEnglish · 9 months ago

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I was gonna say that it looks like every Linux install I’ve ever booted… But then I realized 90% of them have been Debian or Debian-based 😅
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  Every systemd-based distro should look like that indeed
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  It looks like my garuda startup

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