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What OS would you use if Linux wasn't available? Why?
Brody Bailey
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Kevin Rodriguez
TempleOS nigger what's even this question
Isaac Williams
BSD
Logan Johnson
Plan 9
Charles Edwards
GNU
Alexander Stewart
gnu+hurd
Owen Clark
Haiku
Jace Cox
GNU/Linux-libre
Elijah Martinez
This
Aaron Jones
Jow Forums
Juan Long
>michael croft windsor's ben
probably reactOS if that can run blender im ok
Michael Williams
Mac osx
Oh wait I already do
Gabriel Lopez
freebsd
Chase Mitchell
GNU
Justin James
windows 10 like I'm using right now
Carter Evans
HP-UX
best UNIX
Jayden Reyes
FreeBSD.
Nathaniel Reed
I use Windows
Logan Harris
DOS cause I'm not a gen x or z faggot
Jackson Adams
Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit with my own AIK setup similar to Tiny7.
Camden Allen
openbsd. i guess it's the second OS by the ratio of quality to autism.
Jaxon Rodriguez
imagine the smell
Jaxson King
OpenBSD
Juan Allen
I would be enlightened by the Devil him(her)self and write my own OS with his hellish guidance.
Robert Baker
Linux is a kernel. If you meant if GNU wasn't available then I'd probably use Android and dual boot BSD. Otherwise I'd use BSD.
Jacob Reyes
>Shadman
kek
Aiden James
probably macOS
Leo Collins
>What OS would you use if Linux wasn't available?
macOS
>Why?
It's like FreeBSD, but without the autism and has a functioning desktop environment. The file system is shite though, so would probably run FreeBSD on my servers.
William Turner
pen and paper
David Flores
The question can still be relevant with OP referring to the kernel. I’m sure if GNU was on a different kernel then many people would move on.
Christopher Parker
OpenSolaris with a GNU userland.
Kevin Hall
GNU's reimplementation of Genera. There were exactly two ways the GNU project could've gone.
Oliver Diaz
The same I use now.
Windows 10.
Daniel Sullivan
BSD
Gabriel Nelson
GNU!
Robert Ward
haikuOS
Tyler Roberts
Minix
Cameron Robinson
Freebsd!
Lucas Morris
kek Is Minix useful for something other than study operating systems?
Zachary Rivera
I already use MacOS and FreeBSD. The only Linux I use is on my Raspberry Pi.
Carson Turner
If Linux didn't exist something else would've.... Hurd, Minix, BSD...
Eli Wilson
probably a version of BSD depending on how easy it is to understand.
Kayden Edwards
Windows because fuck anything else
Chase Cruz
FreeBSD is arguably easier than Arch or Gentoo to use. I'd say it's easier than Debian or Ubuntu too, since there's less bullshit to deal with.
But that "bullshit" is probably stuff you're used to.
Liam Edwards
reactos, haiku, menuet, dragonflybsd
Jordan Martinez
OpenBSD until I can build my own.
Anthony Kelly
OS/2.
Colton Gray
freedos
Sebastian Brooks
intel management engine (intel ME) is based on minix
Austin Wilson
GNU/NT
Hudson Ramirez
MacOS on non-Mac hardware because I don't want to be seen as a status-symbol-flaunting cunt
Mason White
>going from UNIX to UNIX
whoaaaa so different
Ryder Jenkins
GNU Hurd
Jackson Allen
MS-DOS 6.22
Then I'd just glorify it with a customized anime themed GUI
Oh wait.
That would be Linux.
And Linux isn't exist.
Luke Rogers
OpenBSD, I’m actually completing my move from Linux since Microsoft is now on the board of the Linux Foundation. OpenBSD has some minor issues when it comes to certain types of performance, but I understand that this can’t be avoided and anything even remotely modern (2000 or so or newer) will run it just fine. I actually installed it on an old Thinkpad X23 and it works great on that machine, I can even shitpost with Seamonkey even though that computer is older than fuck and only has 384MB of RAM.
Linux jumped the shark, it only took MS twenty years to kill it.
Oliver Thomas
Hah your computer junk chamber is even more jammed with crap than mine.
Asher Edwards
not windows
because it's worse than every other option
because I like what I've learned of unix-like systems
because vim and emacs are really good
Jackson Bailey
GNU/HURD because muh microkernel
Nolan Young
Most likely some BSD variant.
Next option, Plan 9. Might also give GNU Hurd a try.
Josiah James
>Microsoft is now on the board of the Linux Foundation.
The Linux Foundation has no involvement in the actual kernel project, excessively shitty code from corporate interests is still rejected.
Luis Foster
Go fuck yourself, through networking they, along with Jewgle and Intel, decide the future direction of Linux and are responsible for bloat, pozz, and making the kernel unable to function on many older perfectly good computers.
Linux is finished. It’s over. It has no future except as the new Windows.
Jaxson Adams
**hugs**
Kevin Watson
As long as the spirit of free software is alive is a man's heart, GNU+Linux will never die!
Juan Scott
That’s great, you can make it a big cause like being gay is now, with official Google backing. Only incel Nazis use BSD, rite?
Charles James
How much are they paying you?
Justin Allen
MS is Linux now you faggot, don’t you understand?
Julian Morales
You are clueless. There are 100+ other companies that are Linux Foundation members, not just MS and Intel. Their influence is significantly diluted. And even if it wasn't the correct course of action is to fork, not abandon.
Additionally, note that over the past few years Microsoft, Google and Facebook have also been major financial contributors to OpenBSD: openbsdfoundation.org
John Nguyen
MS, Intel, Google, and IBM are funding most of the kernel developers. All four companies are unrepentantly evil. Linux has gone to shit in the last decade as well.
OpenBSD and 9front are the future. Along with TempleOS and Squeak.
Dominic Price
freeBSD maybe idk
Dominic Adams
>muh ebil gorborashuns
grow up already
James Price
>OpenBSD
Funded by MS, Google and Facebook, it's just as bad by your definition
Nathan Green
I’m not saying all corporations are evil, chatbot. I’m saying those particular ones are confirmed to be evil.
Linux has been subverted. It’s over. It’s far too bloated as it is and it will surely collapse under its own weight soon. It was a fun ride but it’s time to put it out to pasture.
Serves as a great example of what not to do, though.
Owen Long
Why are you ignoring the fact that the OS you're shilling for is paid for by the same corporations?
Aaron Perez
Wrong, they do not constitute the bulk of funding nor are any of them on the board of the OpenBSD foundation. Intel was extremely pissed when Theo shut off SMT on Intel as a precaution then OOPS a dozen new Spectre variants were found that exploit it.
They won’t be giving him any more shekels.
Josiah Edwards
GNU/BSD.
Eli Ortiz
They have donated but their employees are not directly writing kernel code and foisting off hare brained shit on everybody at the behest of their employers.
It’s quite a distinct scenario, comparing OpenBSD and Linux. It doesn’t take a genius to see the differences, but it takes a shill to ignore them.
Whose paying YOU? You seem emotionally and financially invested in Linux. I suspect you’re a Googler and this shift’s Jenny. Yes I know m00t sold the board not to Hiro but to Jewgle, and I know he still works here.
Linux is as stagnant and bloated as OS X and Windows. There’s nothing elegant left. It’s pajeet spaghettiware. Security stinks as badly or even worse than Windows too. No commonly available general purpose networked OS has the security of OpenBSD, not even Solaris.
Xavier Martin
Workbench 3.1
Eli Nguyen
>It’s quite a distinct scenario
It's really not, either you refuse to do any kind of business with those "unrepentantly evil" corporations as you so eloquently put it or you're just a butthurt loser with a personal vendetta against Linux
Matthew Lee
>but their employees are not directly writing kernel code
maybe they should because apparently the people behind openbsd are too inept to implement trim support
Brayden King
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Adam Anderson
It is quite a different scenario. The OpenBSD foundation has no corporate members. Corporations can donate to it but they don’t direct it’s future course like the big corporations do with Linux. I understand that you wish to attempt to salvage the now badly tarnished reputation of Linux, it seems like you’re almost desperate to do so, but that’s a large distinction.
Trim support hasn’t been needed for about a decade on SSDs. So try to keep up kiddo. But it’s a good point, they also don’t support faggy shit like Bluetooth on OpenBSD, as it has fundamental security issues. So it’s better not to have BT at all. It’s also slower because OpenBSD takes active steps toward addressing system security, unlike Linux which is full of security holes and had an intentionally crippled RNG for over a decade.
Christopher James
If I was a googler I would be shilling OpenBSD, which is a confirmed honeypot by now that ships about as many binary blobs as Linux does. Linux also being shit does not magically change this.
Personally I would rather use HURD or Redox or some other microkernel.
Austin Brown
underrated post
Levi Nguyen
The OpenBSD foundation has no corporate members because it has no members to begin with and Theo just takes all the money anyway. This isn't about the reputation of Linux but about the reputation of OpenBSD, which is equally shit.
Mason Hughes
OpenBSD doesn’t ship with a single blob.
The OpenBSD Foundation pays Theo as well as other developers but Theo is not a director himself. He’s an employee. You seem a little out of your knowledge domain here, consistently. I guess there isn’t a script for everything.
Jonathan Brown
>badly tarnished reputation of Linux
Tarnished by what? Taking donations from evil corporations?
Jason Anderson
>Trim support hasn’t been needed for about a decade on SSDs
says who? the same people who's too stupid to implement it? lmao
Brody Wood
Mainly by bloat and shitty code being approved.
Wyatt Gutierrez
>shitty code
And what makes you a good judge here? Care to post your code in comparison?
Jose Watson
FreeBSD
Grayson Hernandez
SSD controller implementations have grown more intelligent in how they manage data on the flash that the trim command is redundant. It has been this way for a decade or so.
I’m sure you can poke your finger onto your phone and look it up yourself, kiddo. But I have to ask, are you a chatbot? You seem to operate like one, no soul or personality, stale script...
Mason Brown
The Linux kernel has more lines of code than the OpenBSD kernel, userland, and X combined. The fact that Linux is bloated is a mathematical truth.
Leo Stewart
There are two directors who were hired by Theo and they aren't paid. There is no room for you to claim that there is nothing going on there because all BDFLs are prone to corporate manipulation. It just happens that way. Please enjoy your honeypotted system.
Nathaniel King
Nice dodge you LARPing faggot
Adam King
>OpenBSD doesn’t ship with a single blob
wrong
Ethan Morales
MS DOS
Jeremiah Allen
>SSD controller implementations have grown more intelligent
any more intelligent and we should all start worrying about them turning self conscious skynet style
Oliver Bell
auto trimming reduces the life of the drive significantly and isn't recommended
why do openbsd devs want to destroy my drive? are they paid by ssd companies to sell me replacement drives when openbsd kills mine?
Ian Martinez
OpenBSD has provably better security than Linux, and I’m sure you know about the development freeze and audit Theo did. Linux has never had a proper freeze and audit you know. It had a rigged glownigger RNG for a decade, longer!
OpenBSD isn’t a honeypot but I commend you for following your script to completion. I look forward to your regurgitation of your shallow facts database next time. It might be out of date but it always catches a (You)! I just hope your a mere Australian, and not somebody actually intending to defend Linux and attack BSD though, because you’re making a mockery of yourself if that’s your intent. Are you a woman? I only ask because you seem more peevish today than usual. It could be that time.
Alexander Scott
We’ll slap my fro!