Seems I've been watching too much Resident Evil.
Doing the quick scroll through my feed and had to pause for what I thought was the umbrella logo.
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Oh wow haven’t heard about Peppermint in a while. It was my favorite distro a long long time ago. Maybe it’s time to try it out again.
It looks like a disguised Umbrella logo. Creepy, I like it!
I used to love Peppermint back when all I had was a shitty old laptop. Great, lightweight system by default without a bunch of extra crap you don't need.
of course it was written in ... is PepC ok ?
This like watching a pheonix reporn from the ashes
Cough cough "reporn"
Reporn means beating your meat to the same porn you've beaten your meat to in the past.
I was sleep deprived while writing that comment
Lol
This is neat. In college when I had really crappy hardware, I'd do Ubuntu core or debian core installs. Feels very similar to those but more intuitive.
How does this compare to something like Arch?
Awesome if you consider systemd to be a curse for whatever reason.
"The same thing" if otherwise.
What do you mean? Does Peppermint not use Systemd?