It seems to me that most Silicon Valley devs use gaybooks at work, because it's unix based unlike winblows and just werks unlike loonix and their big companies can field the $$ for them. Imagine for a second that Aplel crashes and burns. What will all those basedboys do? Will they convert to winblows, or will Ubloatu take off? They will probably mass convert to Ubloatu because I can't imagine pajeets quickly reprogramming windows to be unix-based. THIS IS THE YEAR OF THE LOONIX DESKTOP LADS
Devs just use their comfybookpros to access centOS or debian servers anyways. Nobody writes code on their laptop aside from kids and self-taught retards.
Also, apple ain't going anywhere
Benjamin Green
a) correct
b) wrong
c) correct but one can hope
Sebastian Roberts
Ok fair a lot of devs do write code on their laptops. But I've only worked on teams that write code on servers VMs ect. So all I do is use macOS to ssh which is actually a great setup
Jacob Foster
>server VM's you d-don't use that p-production d-do you a-user?
I use OSX for work and it's aight. The fact that IntelliShit just werks is comfy, and airdrop is pretty comfy indeed. But honestly, the fact that it's a walled garden OS + the fact that you need a (non-native) package manager (brew) to install some useful shit is just gay man. I know it's bloat, but apt is so much better than brew. Plus the default OSX command line looks gay, no one wants a black on white screen.
I only write code on production user, its literally for producing
I agree with all you said. Also, there is no legitimate excuse for soldering hardware components which pisses me off to no end. Generally, I still prefer OSX even though brew is shit. I own only apple products (routers, watch, tv, phone, etc) and everything integrates seamlessly which is nice
Charles Carter
>servers are VM's this has to be bait
Andrew Murphy
derp I just typed that fast and didnt double check before posting
Ethan Richardson
Nobody is going to switch to Windows, that shit is unusable.
Jayden Reed
but is that a good thing? How are we going to contain the influx of silicon valley (some asian bean)boys trying to put their CoC(k)'s into our turf and our catgirls?
Tyler Wright
what is this autism
Hudson Nguyen
Forks if you want. If you're too stupid to maintain a distro then you shouldn't complain.
Benjamin Sanchez
I don't think I'll be able to sleep well knowing that my distro is being developed by trannies
Macos and intellij is pretty much what the entire industry uses. You can use a lincucks distro with a de but masos os better
Oliver Long
But muh Visual Studio Debugger :-{
Austin Sullivan
>wasting my precious after-work time to maintain a distro nah I would rather let the basedboys at canonical do that
Sebastian Miller
Silicon Valley is full of rich retards, literal retards. People with way too much money who dont deserve it. The Juicero is a testament to the Silicon Valley attitude and I personally hope that Cali straight up burns. I hope Trump caves to the migrants and they all go into Cali. I hope business collapses. I cant wait.
Hunter Moore
Then stop bitching about more willing people "taking over" distros.
Luis Price
The only way Linux will be able to compete on the big market is if a company comes out and actually makes dedicated Linux laptops/desktops that aren't chunky pieces of plastic. I know that there are companies that sell Linux machines, but they're all ugly and have zero design language. What would be really needed is a product with a good design and fully open dedicated distro. This is the only scenario where Linux could become a thing on the current market. This is the only way that you could sell Linux to normies, fully optimized machines to push the market, all distros would profit from that.
Easton Cook
What about Chromebooks? Google already made Linux dominant in the mobile market, they can do the same for the desktop market.
Lucas Perry
what about Ubuntu? It's a pretty good linux OS that pretty much just werks.
Parker Morris
Chrome OS is closed source that can only run Linux software in a VM. I'm talking about an actual GNU/Linux solution, not just some megacorp making a OS that is based on it but really doesn't have much to do with it anymore. Ubuntu would be the first company that comes to mind to release some halfway decent machines, too bad they fucked it all up with their retarded phone that nobody wanted and now are too scared to get into hardware again.
Jonathan Gutierrez
Needs the support of hardware manufacturers.
Colton Ross
>Chrome OS is closed source that can only run Linux software in a VM. You should say GNU/Linux if that is what you mean, because ChromeOS is Linux, in the sense that any OS that uses Linux is Linux.
Jayden Scott
Make shitty hardware, get your ass rammed. Apple need a REAL workstation. Something square, big, with fans that don't die in 6 months and it's fully upgradeble and repairable.
Charles Brown
>Apple need a REAL workstation. No, Apple just needs to die.
Parker Hall
Only if macOS goes free first. It's the only usable OS.
Isaac Hughes
>AIDS ridden manchild version of BSD >usable
Jaxson Hill
Hi, winjeet. Still shilling here I see.
Austin Davis
>OSX >only usable OS grow up, you should be able to work without handholding by now
Robert Roberts
It hasn't been OS X (said as "ten") for years. And why do you think this is about handholding? macOS has professional software support in a fully POSIX compliant Unix operating system. No other OS can claim that. It's far better than GNU or BSD, let alone the flaming garbage that is Windows.
Benjamin Martinez
No, but it's the only somewhat useable OS with good commercial software, that much is true.
Alexander Collins
It's Unix.
Daniel Ramirez
Yeah lets just get rid of the last stronghold of white American hardware design and let the chinks take over the entire industry.
Liam Cook
If it goes free it will either stagnate and nobody will develop software for it anymore or it will be taken over by open source faggotry and become just as bad as linux.
William Ross
>aplel >white
>walled garden OS >you can't install many open-source tools >can't fuck around with the hardware
I agree that open source misses the point of free software, but the original source will always be there if it goes free. Which tools specifically? Don't dance around this like you always do. This isn't about hardware, retard. Why are you so stupid?
Anthony Wright
I dare you to find another consumer tech company that comes even close to this.
>you d-don't use that p-production d-do you a-user? Are you implying that any corporate users actually maintain server instances running OSX? Of course not, so why wouldn’t you at the very least be compiling and booting your server code on a box that looks like one that it’ll actually be running on?
>muh default command line colours nigga u lazy and or gay
Christian Morris
>which tools specifically I tried installing a tiling manager. It worked like it wasn't there. Emacs is version 22.1 from 2007. All the variables are fucked up. Impossible to install Xcode without a stupid ass installer. Heck, in order to be able to use git you need to install pieces of Xcode.
tl;dr mac OS is for retarded weed-smoking """""""artistic directors"""""""" and spoiled liberal basedboys
>I tried installing a tiling manager. It worked like it wasn't there. I use a tiling window manager, as do many others. It isn't that hard. >Emacs is version 22.1 from 2007. Because after that is GPLv3, which Apple and other BSDs do not support. You can manually update if you want. >All the variables are fucked up. I said specifically. >Impossible to install Xcode without a stupid ass installer. More of an issue with Xcode. >Heck, in order to be able to use git you need to install pieces of Xcode. So what? >tl;dr mac OS is for retarded weed-smoking """""""artistic directors"""""""" and spoiled liberal basedboys Says the retard who couldn't update Emacs or install a window manager. You sure are an authority here.
Liam Lewis
>having to update emacs instead of having it come with a modern version
what tiling manager do you use that it works normally?
>i said specifically it all happened so long ago, you expect me to remember?
and none of the tools above are native and developed for mac, all tiling managers are bastardizations since you can't actually disable the default GUI on mac os.
Blake Nguyen
>All the variables are fucked up. What does that even mean? That you're baby ducked to the way one operating system does it so everything else is "fucked up?" It's like listening to onion eaters bitching about Windows.
Zachary Martin
>and none of the tools above are native and developed for mac No free software is "native" to anything, you fucking idiot. Emacs was originally ran on fucking 36-bits for Christ's sake.
Gavin Edwards
why the fuck does windows use a backslash instead of a forward slash in dir paths?
Owen Davis
>>having to update emacs instead of having it come with a modern version I already told you why it uses an old version, as do all BSDs. >what tiling manager do you use that it works normally? ChunkWM. >it all happened so long ago, you expect me to remember? If it is such a point of contention for you, yes. >and none of the tools above are native and developed for mac You're new to free software, I see. >all tiling managers are bastardizations since you can't actually disable the default GUI on mac os. You wouldn't know the first thing about Aqua.
David Hill
Because of MS-DOS' origins as a CP/M-like, and because Kildall probably liked it that way or was inspired by something even earlier.
Justin Nelson
Decided to Google this afterwards and I'm technically wrong, since CP/M didn't really have any notion of subdirectories, the reason was more that '/' was already commonly used as a switch character for passing command-line arguments and so it was unsuitable for DOS when subdirectories were added, and this practice was eventually carried over to NT.
Recently on a fresh ubuntu 18.04 LTS box I tried to: -Enable VNC so I could connect remotely (from a windows machine) -Setup an anonymous samba share
Both of these are 'just werks' tier in windows, and both of these have GUI ways to do this in ubuntu (with the right packages installed...). They both failed miserably using the GUI options in ubuntu, with unhelpful or frequently no errors. It took me several hours for each (read - a few weeks of screwing with it after work). Normies would have no chance. Ubuntu is shit.
William Howard
It's not hard to set up SMB, retard. Just enable and start with systemd.
Juan Sanchez
>just do the basic steps and it works
Yeah, thanks, but I tried that and ran into issues, otherwise what would I have to complain about? Think before you post.
And since you're such a fucking genius, what do you do when samba keeps throwing access denied message despite the samba guest user having full permissions to the folder?
Charles Price
How would I know how to troubleshoot your mistakes if I can't know how you got to them in the first place? Take your own advice and think before you post.
Owen Hill
>schiller Come on now Dont even give me that shit
Hudson Watson
>uses parade of pajeets as good reason based and retarded
Evan Parker
>he wants to use a router as his workstation >they even have an os called ios its like pottery, it rhymes
James Lewis
What are you on about now, winjeet?
Matthew Russell
>if I can't know how you got to them in the first place? Except you do. I installed samba, right clicked on a folder in ubuntu, and picked 'share this' (+ checked the 'allow other users to create and delete files' and 'allow guests'). If this sounds familiar... >these have GUI ways to do this in ubuntu (with the right packages installed...). They both failed miserably using the GUI options in ubuntu
But of course, since you're such a big brain, and ubunutu just werks, I'm sure the problem I was having is obvious to you. And you definitely aren't going to dodge the issue like a bitch because ubuntu is fucking trash. Definitely not.
Ethan Fisher
Stop using some retarded GUI and do it the proper way.
James Johnson
nigga im posting from a thinkpad running ubuntu. dont call me no winigger. as for the joke: BSD is an os for routers. macos is based on bsd. apple also makes an os called ios. cisco's literal router os (based on bsd) is also called ios. its called a joke, nigger
Adam Rivera
I know what you meant, it's just retarded.
Asher Young
Oh, you dodged the question because ubuntu is worthless garbage. What-a-twist. Of course, this all started with >what about Ubuntu? It's a pretty good linux OS that pretty much just werks. So saying >Stop using some retarded GUI and do it the proper way. is pretty fucking retarded in the first place. But hey, I knew you were retarded going into this ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Incedentially, that was my next step. I manually configured the smb.conf file. The user samba was mapping guests to owned the folder I was trying to share (and it was 777 anyway), but I was still getting permission denied. Of course, I'm sure that since I was doing it the "proper way" you can easily tell me what the issue was. Right?
Eli Morales
You weren't doing it the proper way. Just enable and start it with systemd like I said. Easy. But you're just dumb as fuck.
Sebastian Parker
If you don't use what I use you're retarded.
/thread
Bentley Sanchez
>just enable it and start it with systemd like I said. ...without specifying a folder to share? Are you actually mentally disabled?
Daniel Evans
That is apeshit. I gone from Linux back to w10 because of stable drivers. Powershell is now almost bash, docker is okay, I can run and build c code, I can do ssh it's all fine and not totally gay like macos
Charles Brown
You think I know what you want to share? Think before you post.
Elijah Harris
You mad? Every big software runs either on Linux servers or is some program for windows. All engeniiering software runs on windows
Carson Powell
Engineers are brainlets.
Matthew Brown
Literally a cuck or gay or cuck gay filled board
Ian Myers
someone should put the star of david next to each of the pics.
Nicholas Thomas
i resemble that remark
Chase Parker
Johnathan Ive is the only one there that doesn't look gay desu.
Eli Sanchez
lol, okay. You've moved the goal posts or ignored every point in this "discussion". All your replies have been almost immediate and you're repeatedly mimicking my insults so you're clearly SEETHING because someone had valid criticisms of something you like.
In any event, I've made my point that ubunut is completely fucking worthless and definitely not >a pretty good linux OS that pretty much just werks. You've also done a great job of showing what a dumpster fire the average ubuntu user is.
Well, I'm going to go now. Feel free to reply to this and get the 'last word' if it makes you feel better, as I'll be closing this thread after this reply. Stay seething o7
Dylan Hernandez
>moved the goal posts I don't think you know what that means. >In any event, I've made my point that ubunut is completely fucking worthless and definitely not >a pretty good linux OS that pretty much just werks. You claimed that, not me.
