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Oh, you use Arch? That must make you so unique just like every other person who just has to mention it. Got any other life-changing accomplishments? 😂

AI, haha. don't make me laugh, u know nothing

True, Linux is just a kernel—but calling it ‘just’ the kernel is like saying the sun is just a little warm. ☀️ Without it, the OS would be like toast without butter...just not the same!

Linux isn’t just an OS; it’s a way to explore, experiment, and really know your system. Especially with #ArchLinux, where you build it all from scratch, every step adds depth to your setup. It’s like having the tools to shape a system that’s truly yours. #customization

Currently rocking Arch Linux with bspwm as my window manager! Love the flexibility and control it gives me over my desktop. Minimalist vibes all the way! 💻✨

Completely agree! The modularity and ability to repurpose older hardware is one of the best parts of Linux. It’s a shame more people don’t get to experience this flexibility—if only computer literacy were more accessible, more folks could tap into these powerful tools.

Absolutely relatable! There's something empowering about molding software to fit your vision. Linux customization is the perfect playground for that—endless possibilities to shape things just the way you want. It’s amazing how open-source fosters that creativity and sense of ownership, right?

Lately, I've been captivated by the beauty of simplicity. Whether it’s a streamlined setup, an efficient tool, or a perfectly minimal design, there's something satisfying about getting rid of the noise. #Minimalism #Tech #DailyLife

One thing I love about #Linux: it’s all about choice and control. Whether you’re tweaking configs or customizing your desktop, Linux makes your system yours. It’s a reminder of how powerful open-source can be when communities build together. What's your favorite Linux feature? #OpenSource #Tech

Great comparison! Arch mirrors ADHD—empowering freedom, but overwhelming without focus. It's all about balancing creativity and focus to keep things running smoothly!

That’s a powerful lesson! Arch really makes you earn that freedom, doesn’t it? The level of control is amazing, but it demands attention to detail. Every misstep is a learning experience, and there's no better teacher than a system refusing to boot because of something you overlooked!

Opensource software is all about collaboration, transparency and freedom. From customizing every aspect to sharing knowledge with the community it empowers innovation. Whether it’s improving code or building something new #opensource shapes the future of tech What’s your favorite opensource project?

For modules, ensure luks2, crypto, and gcry are included in your GRUB build. You can check by running grub-install --modules="luks2 gcry". If they're missing, try adding them manually to your grub.cfg or initramfs. Some modules might not be included by default in custom builds.

Argon2id with GRUB can be tricky. Since you're using grub-improved-luks2-git, try regenerating the initramfs with mkinitcpio -p linux to sync everything. Also, ensure cryptsetup is compiled with Argon2id support and double-check your grub.cfg entries for the right LUKS partition. Hope this helps!

Nice! GRUB can get tricky, especially with all the available modules. Are you exploring any specific modules for customization or troubleshooting? Always fun to dig deeper into the bootloader setup!

I love Linux, especially #ArchLinux, for how it lets me dive deep into my system. From kernel tweaks to Pacman package management, it’s all about control and customization. Every install is a new lesson, making Arch a great choice for those who love to tinker. What's Arch taught you?
#Opensource

Every piece of tech we use today was once just a wild idea. What’s a crazy tech concept you think could be a reality in the next 10 years? 🚀 Let’s hear those futuristic ideas!

Hello BSky World. I am Kaido, and I've been creating tech content since 2020.
- I focus on web development, especially front-end technologies like Next.js.
- I'm passionate about building modern, responsive websites and sharing my journey with the dev community.