What OS do Jow Forums use as daily driver?
strawpoll.me
CIA-data-mining thread.
What OS do Jow Forums use?
Be honest.
win 10 ltsb
it just werks
Fedora 28
TempleOS, but you won't get me you glow in the dark CIA niggers
>mac os x
At least use the correct name.
If you want serious answers, why would you include TempleOS as an option? Let's be real, next to nobody uses TempleOS as a daily driver.
Windows 10, but i'm not actually doing anything i couldn't do on a GNU/Linux distro so i'll probably install something like ubuntu mate again soon.
>strawpoll
You know you can easily change your IP and vote as many times as you want?
Windows 10 LTSB.
Literally perfect for me, no complaints.
I really tried using Linux too, but it's fucking awful when it comes to productivity in the real world.
No one with a serious job uses Linux.
Manjaro Linux. And a windows7 VM because I work on some .net based projects on the side and I prefer Visual Studio for that.
So, it is Microsoft Windows?
So, it is GNU/Linux?
I don't care about faggot thing so much. macOS = fagOS = Mac OS X = Mac OS = Faggot OS shipped with computers manufactured for Apple inc.
For lulz.
>No one with a serious job uses Linux.
Using Microsoft Office doesn't count kiddo.
>No one with a serious job uses Linux.
They do. Walmart uses SUSE on their POS terminals.
Or some embedded stuff.
I switched from windows to a few different distros and my laptop would always run hotter and the battery would die sooner woth linux. No matter what I tried made it run as well as it did on windows. Eventually I just switched back to windows. Is linux just shit on certain hardware?
>Manjaro net-install
>run script
>deploy VM
>blow it up after 6 months
Well, if we ignore Temple OS, GNU/Linux is more used at this point, that windows.
>includes templeOS
Don't do shit like this if you want genuine answers. It falls in the "other" category, it's a meme OS, people pick it to be ironic/funny and skew the results.
I know. Actual purpose of this test is to see, if people do select shit, or not.
And it seems like more than 1/4 do lulz
Windows 10 with privacy tools.
Because Mac sux and Linux is a toxic hellhole.
Look up acpi interrupts and your laptop model. I'm guessing it's a macbook. They notoriously have that problem with some later versions of certain distributions. For example this isn't a problem in ubuntu 12.04 but it is in 14.04 and later on MBPs.
If you go back run:
grep . -r /sys/firmware/acpi/interrupts
And disable any lines that have high amounts of interrupts.
>Windows 10 with privacy tools.
If you would say just W10 - I'd not care. But installing some placebo is just retarded
Its an old dell envy from 2012 I think. I may try again on a different device.
Use the same device just run that in the terminal boyo. See what comes up. Anything over zero in all lines is a concern, if you enter it again 5 minutes later and the number increases, disable the line. It doesn't affect functionality
grep . -r /sys/firmware/acpi/interrupts
Also what the output looks like. I had an MBP with this issue that i'd see 100,000+ in one line. Same issue with heat. After disabling it I had no issues with heat and temperatures were in line with win 7
this is the only acceptable answer
So would I disable /sci and /gpe17? How amd what are these even?
win7 on desktop, KDE neon on laptop
W7 desktop, GNU/Debian on laptop
I've fagbook air 2014. How can I improve battery life on GNU/Linix?
Kernel is 4.17.4
Interrupts with some numbers
/sys/firmware/acpi/interrupts/sci_not: 7
/sys/firmware/acpi/interrupts/gpe_all: 443356
/sys/firmware/acpi/interrupts/gpe4E: 443344 EN enabled unmasked
/sys/firmware/acpi/interrupts/sci: 443356
i have two laptops
>work laptop:
macOS high sierra
>play laptop:
elementaryOS. considering trying to install gentoo again. but probably will go with Fedora if that fails
then i have a personal server sitting on my desk at work
>FreeBSD, with Xfce DE if i have the desire to do something on it not via ssh
lrn2english
You should not disable interrupts, brainlets!
This is a kernel bug, messing with interrupts will only possible cause other damages.
Passing acpi_osi=!Darwin to the kernel on boot will solve this issue. It is related to the ACPI and the smart battery system.
You should read the kernel changelog.