made code more efficient

[chickenMuggets]

I made the code better and more efficent. Can I be credited in the credits pwease 🥺🥺🥺👉👉👉👈👈👈

[KernelPRBot]

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[harcyr]

This is actually pathetic. Wow. Please grow up before making pull requests. Your acting like a child.

[chickenMuggets]

*you're

[SnivySquid65]

it won't even show possible changes...
how many files did you change, furthermore, WHAT did you change??

Update:
main.py

import linux

linux.run()

Get Linus here, his 20+ years of work has finally met its magnum opus.

[chickenMuggets]

Im accually linus torvoalds replacement

[chickenMuggets]

@SnivySquid65

The Tale of the OS and Its Incredible Transformation

Hey everyone! 👋 It’s me, Chicken Muggets, and I’ve got a CRAZY story to share with you all today. 🐣😎 Ready? Let’s jump in!

Once upon a time, there was a guy named Linus. 🧑‍💻✨ He had this idea for creating an Operating System. It wasn’t perfect at first—there were bugs 🐞, crashes, and plenty of things that made you scratch your head. 🤔 But even with all its quirks, people saw potential. 🌱 It was free, open-source, and had the freedom to grow in ways no one had ever imagined. 🚀

So there I was, Chicken Muggets, just sitting around, munching on some chicken nuggets 🍗, when an idea struck me like a lightning bolt ⚡: “What if I could make this OS even better?” 😎

With that thought, I dove right into the code, rolling up my sleeves 🖥️ and cracking my knuckles (metaphorically, of course 👐). It was time to take this OS and transform it into something amazing. 🌟

First up, I optimized the performance. 💨 No more slowdowns! 🚀 I worked my magic to make sure that no matter what you were doing—surfing the web 🌐, playing games 🎮, or running complex programs 💻—everything ran like lightning. ⚡

Then, I turned my attention to security. 🔒 We’re talking no more vulnerability to hackers or malicious attacks. 🛡️ I added layers of protection that made sure no one was getting in. It was rock solid and secure, from the ground up! 💪

But that was just the beginning. Oh no, I wasn’t done yet. 😏 Next, I made sure that user experience was top-notch. 🌟 I streamlined the interface to be smooth and intuitive. 😎 You didn’t need to be a tech genius to navigate it—anyone could hop in and start using it right away. 💻✨

One of the coolest things I did? I made updates automatic. 📲 No more waiting for long update installations or wondering if your system was up-to-date. The OS handled it for you, in the background. 🛠️ You were always running the latest and greatest version without lifting a finger. 🤖💡

But I didn’t stop there. Nope, I kept improving it. 🚀 Every single day, I worked on refining the system. 🛠️ Faster performance ⚡, tighter security 🔐, and smoother user experiences ✨. I added a powerful app management system, making it easier than ever to download, install, and manage your favorite software 📲, all in one place. No more hunting for the right version or dealing with tricky installations. 🎯

What made it even cooler? I made sure everything was open-source. 🆓 Free for everyone to use, share, and contribute to. The community could shape the system just as much as I could. 👫👬 That’s how progress happens, after all—together! 💥

The result? People were floored. 😲 The OS went from something that was decent but a bit rough around the edges to something incredible. It was faster, smoother, and more reliable than ever before. And the best part? People were using it everywhere! 🌍💻

And guess what? I didn’t stop working on it. I kept going, pushing the system to new heights. 💥 Every update brought new features, more performance improvements, and even more stability. People loved it. 💯

Today, this OS is running on millions of devices. It’s trusted by tech enthusiasts, regular users, and everyone in between. 🖥️ Whether you're a student, a developer, or someone who just wants an easy-to-use computer, it’s perfect for everyone. 🌍

And as for me? I’m still working on it. Still improving it. Because when something’s this good, you never stop making it better. 🔥🚀

But for now, I’ve got a plate of chicken nuggets 🍗 calling my name. 🐔 Don’t worry, though—I’ll be back with more updates, better features, and even cooler improvements soon! 🌟

Catch ya later! ✌️👾

[harcyr]

I've seriously had enough of this thread. I've lost hours of sleep over this. Ciao. ✌️

[chickenMuggets]

A Chicken Muggets' Flow 🎶🐔

Yo, it’s Chicken Muggets, I’m here to drop a story,
'Bout an OS that went from basic to glory! 💥
Started with Linus, yeah, he laid the base,
But I came through, put a new spin in the race! 🏁

Started munchin’ nuggets 🍗, thought "Yo, let's do this!"
Took the code, flipped it—now it’s truly the smoothest! 💻
No more lag, no more crashes, no more pain,
I took this system and rewrote the whole game! 🎮✨

First, I tuned the speed—lightning fast, no delay!
Open up apps, and boom, they're on display! ⚡
Performance optimized, like a jet in the sky,
No more waiting, it’s like a blink of an eye! 👀💨

Then, I locked it down—security tight—
Made it so safe, no hacker’s in sight! 🔐
Encryptions and firewalls, no way to break through,
Your data’s protected, everything brand new! 🔥

Now, UX? Oh, I made it so clean,
Smooth interface, you know what I mean? 😎✨
One click, you’re in, no confusion or mess,
It’s user-friendly—smooth as silk, nothing less! 🌟

But wait, I ain't done, I'm not stoppin' this flow,
Auto-updates runnin’, so the system just grows! 📲🔄
Always fresh, always up-to-date,
No more “Update Now”—just let it go, it’s fate! 💻🎉

Next up—apps—I got that covered too,
Found the best ones, brought ‘em all to you! 📱🛠️
Install, manage, update—no stress,
Everything in one place, now that’s success! 🙌

The community joined in, and we built it up strong,
Every update got better, yeah, we went all along! 📈
Made it open-source, no fees to pay,
Freely available, that’s the way we play! 🎉

Now it's everywhere, this OS is king,
Running smooth, stable, making everything sing! 🎤🎶
Techies, gamers, all types unite,
This OS is lit, and the future’s bright! 🔥💻

So that’s the story, Chicken Muggets in the game,
Took the code and transformed it—now we’re all the same! 💥🌍
Faster, smoother, stronger, secure,
With every upgrade, it’s better for sure! 🏆

Now I’m off to eat some nuggets 🍗, take a quick break,
But don’t worry, I’ll be back with more—make no mistake! 🐔💥

Catch you later, peace out, it’s been a blast,
The OS is rolling, and it's built to last! ✌️👾

[harcyr]

Okay. Fine. You win. I HAVE HAD MORE THAN ENOUGH OF THIS THREAD. So, you win! Congratulations.

[chickenMuggets]

I've seriously had enough of this thread. I've lost hours of sleep over this. Ciao. ✌️

Ok pal you probably never had time to begin with, you spend to much time editing your config files, setting up your tiling window managers, and installing arch for to 500th time this week, please just go to windows. Find peace. Find love... I wish you luck.

[harcyr]

GAHAHHAHAHHAHAHAH. YOU JUST CANT HELP YOURSELF. GOSH.

[SnivySquid65]

I run arch... Nah, someone needs to get this removed

[chickenMuggets]

I run arch... Nah, someone needs to get this removed

Boo hoo cry to your anime figurines and go back to ricing hyprland @SnivySquid65

[TinyMikey]

Holy moly. This thread is hilarious.

[SnivySquid65]

@chickenMuggets 1. I use vanilla KDE, 2. I've never watched anime...
But there is one upside to your program... It's better than Michealsoft and their WSL, probably faster too.

[chickenMuggets]

Holy moly. This thread is hilarious.

Holy guacamole 😹😹😹😆😆🫱🫱🫱

[chickenMuggets]

@chickenMuggets 1. I use vanilla KDE

Wow vanilla kde you mean windows eleven but trash how can anyone even use that desktop environment when cinnamon exists. Oh wait, you don't want r/unixp#rn thinking you are a disgusting mint user. Seriously if you are not going to even use a tiling window manager then what's even the point of arch. "Oh but the aur is easy and convenient" I hear your group of neckbearded arch users say, well guess what else is convenient DOUBLE CLICKING AN EXE "bu... bu.. but I then I won't be able to destroy my entire system with one command" yeah good I don't want to accidentally leave my terminal window that I already sudo on open and then have someone type sudo rm -rm / --no-preserve-root and having my entire system destroyed. What you don't realise is that command was made so that you could one day quit Linux entirely and realise the fault of your ways @SnivySquid65

[harcyr]

That's it. I am at my burning point. I have had ENOUGH of your circus antics. And I'm getting seriously mad now. I'd watch your next move, bud. You wouldn't want it to be incorrect. The ball is in your court, friend.

[SnivySquid65]

@chickenMuggets skill issue
you shouldn't have ran the command doofus
anyways, we're basically all linux users here, so if you're trying to get put in some kind of exile you're almost there bud

[chickenMuggets]

That's it. I am at my burning point.

Does that mean your finally burning some calories and loosing your neckbeard

[chickenMuggets]

you shouldn't have ran the command doofus

Maybe YOU should have read my message. I was saying what if someone else ran the command thinking they are some hilarious Hilary, like seriously are you arch users illiterate or do you want me to transpile English into C for you @SnivySquid65

[harcyr]

That's it. I am at my burning point.

Does that mean your finally burning some calories and loosing your neckbeard

Yep. I'm officially angry. Prepare yourself, bud.

[chickenMuggets]

Yep. I'm officially angry. Prepare yourself, bud.

Prepare myself for what? You probably can't even walk a meter let alone to my house. You could roll there but even that might be too much work for you and you can't sudo rm -rf chickenmuggets not everything is linux pal

[sponege]

Hey @chickenMuggets! Really great changes! I hope they get merged. However, there are some merge conflichts that have to be resolved before merging is possible. Are you able to fix them?

[chickenMuggets]

Hey @chickenMuggets! Really great changes! I hope they get merged. However, there are some merge conflichts that have to be resolved before merging is possible. Are you able to fix them?

I am waiting for it to load right now

[sponege]

Wait, I just have to mention that I'm impressed on your commitment to this thread. @harcyr is your alt account? You trolled pretty well here.

[papaj2139]

tf happened here lmao

[harcyr]

🥇 First off,
🧽 @sponege 🧽 I am not an alt account. I just use Git with an SFTP server. 💾🌍 This is also not my first encounter with 🐔🍟 Chicken Muggets, but it's by far the worst. 😵‍💫🔥

Okay, now to the 🥩 meat and 🥔 potatoes:
🐔 @chickenMuggets 🍗 I don't hate you. ❌💔 Despite all of this bickering, 🤼‍♂️⚡ I don't hate you. ❤️‍🩹 I just think you could do so much better than this. 🚀🌟

Looking at your projects, 💻📂 you clearly have plenty of potential. 🎯✨ I think what you have done here is just made a mistake, ❌ but for that, you are forgiven. 🕊️🤝😇

[chickenMuggets]

SFTP

wdy

🥇 First off, 🧽 @sponege 🧽 I am not an alt account. I just use Git with an SFTP server. 💾🌍 This is also not my first encounter with 🐔🍟 Chicken Muggets, but it's by far the worst. 😵‍💫🔥

Okay, now to the 🥩 meat and 🥔 potatoes: 🐔 @chickenMuggets 🍗 I don't hate you. ❌💔 Despite all of this bickering, 🤼‍♂️⚡ I don't hate you. ❤️‍🩹 I just think you could do so much better than this. 🚀🌟

Looking at your projects, 💻📂 you clearly have plenty of potential. 🎯✨ I think what you have done here is just made a mistake, ❌ but for that, you are forgiven. 🕊️🤝😇

you are my alt though

[harcyr]

Okay. That's it. Expect some serious problems coming soon bud.
And I'm NOT your alt.

[chickenMuggets]

Ok buddy like why are you adding so many emojis

[harcyr]

The emojis are to distract people who have trouble reading.
I've been doing it since the incident.

[chickenMuggets]

whats the incident❔❔❔

[harcyr]

I don't want to talk about it. Nor am I allowed to for 3 more years.