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X11 Users Be Like

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10 months ago 279,004 views 0 shares

X11 Users Be Like

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Behold the X11 user's daily ritual! While normal humans just click things, X11 enthusiasts spend countless hours configuring arcane display protocols from the 1980s, tweaking config files, and debugging screen tearing issues that shouldn't exist in this millennium. The face represents pure determination mixed with existential dread—the exact expression you make when your window manager crashes for the 17th time because you dared to connect a second monitor. Why use something modern when you can suffer gloriously with technology older than some developers?

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