I do appreciate this in nano. It helps me complete the new container config occasionally required to install vim.

Don’t forget Buddha Linux… Which still pretty much just exists as a concept. Neither real nor not real.

Every piece of land or sea you’ve ever known has been known by another name in the past. It’s just that nobody respects the person or the process used to enact this change so it’s doubtful it will stick beyond his death.

There is no trap. Only a pause on your path.

That’s exactly how Buddha Linux is.

If I built a distro I’d call it Buddha Linux so every time someone points out something good in general Linux discourse I could say “that’s exactly how Buddha Linux is” and every time someone points out something bad I’d say “that’s exactly how Buddha Linux is”. It’s infinite marketing. It’s the absence of marketing.