>>4640 (OP)
>work memes relating to popular culture people would share around through old Xerox machines
My grandfather used to keep a collection of one off cartoons and satirical walls of text at his desk. They were fun to look through whenever I had a chance to visit him as a kid. Interoffice proto-shitposting via fax machine during down time. I don't know what happened to them, which is a shame, as he had some talented colleges and that collection could have been a zine unto itself.
>Bodhi Linux
I had hopped onto that for a spell years ago when it first appeared, but kind of forgot that it was still a thing aside from Enlightenment.
Nice to see that they're still keeping it minimal.
>what OS are you using mainly these days
With AI churning out 0 days at such an alarming rate, been rather ephemeral pilled lately. Wondering if an OS should be anything other than code temporarily stored in RAM in between power cycles while the source code remains air-gapped and trying to work out a work flow for that. Hail Eris!
