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If you want more options let me know and I will add them in.
Also updated the code so the bit that automatically displays your own personal details in this article is now shared with the profile displaying, hooray for no code duplication and making it easier for me to expand it.
Last edited by Liam Dawe on 25 October 2019 at 11:36 am UTC
Awesome!
I think you'd have to be very determined to misinterpret it like that. It seems very clear what that option is for. FWIW, back when the survey was a google form, there used to be more options for WM-only users, and it got pretty messy.
Personally, I think the architecture question could be retired given that a number of distros are dropping support for 32-bit and it's therefore unlikely to see a resurgence. The trend has been that ~99.8% (+/- 0.1%) of respondents are using 64-bit for as long as the charts stretch back. I'm not sure there's any value in continuing to measure that.
Done, selected. :D
Since yesterday I use an unsupported arch (removed antergos packages and repository).
Can I say "btw i use arch?" :D:D
Well, it is that time of year -- there's nothing quite like strolling through the golden fields of RAM, swaying in the breeze; selecting a particularly ripe CPU from the processor bushes before wandering over to the GPU orchards to harvest a nice fresh one (before the wasps get to them). I'd give it a few more weeks before digging up a new motherboard though, they're better after a good hard frost gets to them.