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Why Are Arch Linux Users So TOXIC?

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Why Are Arch Linux Users So TOXIC?

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If you've ever spent any time online, you might have heard how TOXIC the Arch Linux community is. You might even have been cyberbullied for using Ubuntu by a...

I also want to see how many downvotes i am going to get

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Imagine giving a shit about what strangers use on their own computers
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  I would judge someone for using Uwuntu or hannah montana linux though
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    Also TempleOS

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