found this at local hardware store, I was amused

That should keep us all glued to this thread.

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You should make the first post sticky.

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Y'all know this was bond to fail, right?

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This certainly does not adhere to established UNIX and Linux standards!

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Can we mark this thread solvent?

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I'm sorry I started this with my awful joke but they're all better than mine. Maybe I should stick to being serious.

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I'm afraid this experience might stick with you for a while.

I't is entirely not our fault alone our eyes were peeled to this thing since.

Would You mind i call You SUPERpetelq since?

Rogue Class !?! like what's that?

off-topic:

Back around 2014 i made Rogue Class Linux, a distribution based on Slackware. I wrote my own graphical installer and menu system that ran directly on the framebuffer. I also wrote a joystick/gamepad based virtual keyboard and integrated it with a bunch of different games, emulators, etc. The main focus was roguelike and puzzle games. It also had a streaming music player, graphical browser, and basic multi-tasking (switching between virtual consoles). I briefly had a forum here, which wasn't very active. Around 2016 i stopped working on it.

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Does it work on windows?

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Can it run Crysis?

Does it work on windows and run Crysis?

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But does it work on doors? Or hallways at least?

These posts definitely cement my opinion on *Nix users

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