I feel like you owe me a funny joke.
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OkayâŚyouâre not really a frog! 
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You didnât get enough yet?!
Most of my posts, my questions here about EOS seems to be a funny joke!
Here you go Kresimir, I hope it brightens your day. 
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Not a rickroll, or at least a very cheap one, since you have to actually be tricked into it.
For example, blasting it on the speakers is a cheap rickroll, but tricking them into clicking on one is an actual rick roll.
But the RickRoll was mentioned as a RickRoll and featured a RickRoll about a RickRollâŚand lastlyâŚ
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No u lol
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ROFL yes, itâs actually a very funny thread⌠Caused partially by OP reading a Debian guide⌠and ignoring advice on reading the Arch way to enable servicesâŚ
Spoilers
there was a little frustration because he got rather confused (reading issues maybe) trying to enable resilio-sync.service and not rslsync.service and was told that he should start/enable, as per arch wiki, the rslsync.service systemctl enable rslsync.service
After several posts pointing this out, OP skipped reading their posts and demanded to know where the non-existant resilio-sync.service had gone and why wasnât it there!!!
Some folks come from Manjaro with legitimate reasons, and I respect them for that, but sometimes they simply enjoy the opportunity to stir up some drama. After this, quite a few of them simply quietly disappear⌠maybe figuring out their issues arenât due to Manjaro and finding the same issues existing in EOS - then deciding theyâd be better off with PopOS instead.
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But thatâs unfair, Windows canât blame Chrome for eating less RAM than Windows does!
(replace Windows with any Linux distro and then the picture will be validâ
)
Consider it like, that one RAM eater is talking with another RAM eater. 
So the continuation of the joke is that Windows gets angry and eats Chrome?!
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Loved the first one and certainly can relate to the last one.
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