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[xor]

I understand what you want to tell.
the subject of commands entered on the black screen; In general, it has always been repulsive to people in cultures whose native language is not English.
because using a language you do not know its meaning and also using the language of thermology
It is 2 times more difficult than learning a foreign language.
That's why some operating systems that use the visual interface
easier and simpler to use
Even illiterate people are driven to laziness.
yes i'm a little lazy i guess but in an operating system
It should be simple and simple enough for even the lazy to use.

This is my philosophy, the operating system that best suits this is TCL and that's why I'm here.

I want linux to be perceived by everyone as an easy operating system.
architecturally, it's perfect to work on RAM.
and I want everyone to experience this experience.

Answers I got to the problems I asked on the TCL forum,
I'm trying to create a simplified guideline in terms of a question / answer in my language.

and if you have paid attention. instead of individual solutions made by command
to solve common problems that everyone can experience
Generally I have had requests and suggestions for fixing the tcz file of technical errors in TCZ distributions.

Thx for your understanding and tolerance

[xor]

I always work experimentally. no problem: D

Highly Experimental :
Note : I am not responsible if your dCore breaks or your system breaks.
(sce-load command I don't know) wget gdebi-core
wget https://cdn.cloudflare.steamstatic.com/client/installer/steam.deb
gdebi steam.deb

From here :
https://linuxconfig.org/how-to-install-steam-on-ubuntu-20-04-focal-fossa-linux

[PDP-8]

Finally - the mission statement comes out, although I sussed it out early on.

Q: PARDUS appears to be a fine linux distro.  How would the forum members feel about me using translators and constantly asking for their patience, yet still trying to turn PARDUS into a ram-based distro over and over?

http://pardusforum.com/?i=1

A: At some point, patience would wear thin.

In other words, unless *I* do the work, I am showing total disrespect for the project and community members.

Moving on:
RAM loading is not as important as it once was - on most modern hardware made in the last decade.

If you fire up say MX-Linux, you'd have a hard time from a user standpoint to see huge gains whether you run from a usb 3.0 stick booting into ram, or running from even a simple essd in splatter-disk mode.

So there goes that theory.  Unless of course the ambition is to run a junkshop of old computers, and turn a project into a sociological one, and not a technical one.

Making *others* do the work for you naturally.  Again, we come back to community, where some may like to see some give before just taking.

[TinyCoreLinux]

In general, it has always been repulsive to people in cultures whose native language is not English.

I don't think it's English's fault... up to you...Trump's English is bad, but he can still be President.
Unlike other systems, all software packages we use are contributed by users, even some Linux kernel code.
I suggest that you can post a post similar to "package requirement statistics" in each open source community, and then you can make a package that you all need together.
Many things still have to rely on themselves, no one is willing to provide free help to anyone for a long time.

[xor]

black humor

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Colonialism

In general, it has always been repulsive to people in cultures whose native language is not English.

I don't think it's English's fault...

[Juanito]

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