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Using Linux really ISN'T hard.[Video 26:08]

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Using Linux really ISN'T hard.[Video 26:08]

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Linux@lemmy.mlEnglish · 10 months ago

Using Linux really ISN'T hard.

This is probably the easiest thing you'll watch all day.Also known as: a dork rambling about penguin-based operating systems.________________________________...

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Piped NEVER WORKs for me. I click link it op now up in browser, but cannot play the content, do we know what could be possible solution?
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