Installing Arch While Parents are Arguing

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[ltra]

Lesson: don't argue when you became parents, or your kids will install Arch.

[Denshi]

Level 2: Install Gentoo in family court

[TheOriginalJohnDoe]

"Linux heals the heart, no matter the distro"
- Someone.

[User-kqod]

Unstable households lead children to the darkest of using Vim

[sososo]

parents be having dependency conflicts

[inithinx]

>forgets to install bootloader


been there, done that.

[cona]

In a weird way, this really hit me..
When I was 13/14 my family started to fall apart and when I walked out of my room my mother often let out her frustration on me..
Combine that with being overworked from school and I got somewhat depressed..
So often I just sat in my room smoking green stuff, listening to music and just coding away, while my parents were arguing in the background..
Where is my mind was one of the songs I listened to on repeat.. and even now it still makes me fell kinda melancholic..
If you read this.. well, thx I guess for listening to my bs..

[vishaldinesh]

I love how someone in their house is legit playing a piano in the middle of a fight

[samson]

My dad was a junkie and my parents used to go nuts, fighting about stuff that didn't even make sense. I even remember my dad threatening my mom with a shotgun. I'd get pulled into the middle of conflicts, forced to choose sides, such as that. Some of us have the misfortune of having to learn how to be an adult by learning all the things NOT to do, but as someone who is a long way past all that now I can assure you as long as you focus and stay working towards your goals, better days are ahead. I have kids of my own now and I'm proud of the fact that they do not, nor will they ever understand the kind of home life I had.

[dotslashluis]

Broken families lead to Arch users confirmed

[bigboypal]

By all intents and purposes my parents' divorce has lasted 15 years and counting. Last year my dad sued my mom and during the entire duration of the affair we were in lockdown at home with her. It was not pleasant. It's taken me till the age of 19 but I've finally begun to taste genuine serenity within me. Just last month was the first time since I was 10 that I had a night free of insomnia. I'd go through all of it again. The joy of things as simple as looking at a sunset or dipping my feet in cold water while I realize I can actually sit alone with my own thoughts makes it all worth it. It gets better. Pet a cat when you encounter one in the street. Stay strong.

[dragonarch]

Dad is shouting because he failed to follow arch documentation and ended up wiping out all his data on drive. This guy has nerves of steel to install arch while parents are arguing. Press X to respecc

[cgdBst]

Plot twist: people actually use this as the installation guide for Arch

[hercules]

After installing he goes to them with a savage sunglass and says : Ay yo both of you shuddup! I use arch btw!

[ananasem]

Parents arguing in English, system language set to en_US, console keymap set to Italian 🤔🤷

[xiangzhou]

I still remember during my teenage years, I felt that I was given an impossible task of "fixing my parents' broken marriage". Teenager who grew up this way either carried a lot of guilt that comes from no where or, they end up being as violent as their parent. I cannot believe I found a video that I can resonate so much. After years of depression and ups and downs, I found some kind of peaceful moment in programming, and I love tinkering with PC systems and just to chill alone. I hope you are doing well OP. Even if you are not, you can do it. One day at a time. Sometimes I felt that me dropping out from school was because of my parents, but thats water under the bridge I guess. Hope you are doing okay. Sincerely. :)

[bugswriter_]

Level 3: Compile kernel during genocide.

[_moosh]

The comments here are proof enough, we want nothing more than your well being. Stay strong m8.

[DerivativeDrivel]

i know how you feel man, this is like a clip right out of my childhood. one day i just snapped, stopped being scared, and started being angry instead. and its been like that every single day since. as exhausting as it is, anger is the only thing that works. most days i think its the all that still keeps me alive. work, coding, routing pcbs, are the only things that bring any semblance of peace. but it seems everyone is always trying everything in their power to pull me away from work. its like they know, and they want to cut off the only solace i've had left for a long time.

sorry for adding my sob story to the giant pile. i guess i just want to say that it doesn't necessarily get better. just dont ever give up on the things that really make you happy. others will try to take that away from you, but don't let them. guard it with your life. i think you'll do great things one day.

peace.

[an_imminence]

I only have second hand experience with this. My roommate in college behaved as if he had just escaped this exact situation. His stifled raging at online games, just barely not loud enough for a scolding parent to come into his room... His complete absence from normal activities around the household, as if everything outside his room was a minefield.
Terrifying. I felt so lucky after living with him for a while.
Stay strong people! Make something, as hard as it feels sometimes.