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Bsd utils > gnu utils
Samuel Carter
Chase Phillips
based
Kevin Brooks
BSD is literally the Linkin Park, Papa Roach, System of a Down, Smile Empty Soul, Hoobastank, post 2000-Sum 41, AFI, 3 Doors Down, Staind, Godsmack, etc of operating systems. It smells like axe body spray and wears a chain wallet. Literally only fat greasy angsty outcasts from the early 2000s still care or like that dumb shit.
Jace Young
until you benchmark awk
Mason Clark
When I read people writing shit about freebsd I imagine a 40-year-old fat man without studies or futures sitting on a sofa in the basement of his house writing bsd commands with his fingers full, completely wet filled with cheese.
Nolan Kelly
The utils != the OS
Debian uses bsdutils as a core package for example. Work on your reading comprehension pls.
Ian Torres
lol fuck you tranny sjw coc lmao fuck bsd and fuck unix trash systemd linux is much better
Aiden Gutierrez
he one BSD program I really like so far is wtf, it's actually really useful how it pulls results from pretty much every info command available plus the acronym database
Logan Thompson
Since more and more gnu userland is becoming systemd dependant, BSD userland is looking more attractive now.
Ryder Barnes
Systemd isn't that bad you faggot
Jonathan Bell
>$ fdisk -l
Oh wait
Brandon Reyes
is there a linux distro which uses bsdutils instead of gnu coreutils?
Samuel Hall
>dd status=progress
oh wait
Hudson Baker
Name three things in coreutils that depend on systemd you fucking liar.
Camden Rogers
>what is SIGINFO
>^T
Asher Reed
>gpart still doesn't have a UI
Ryder Wood
stop using systemd then
Hudson Barnes
GNU license >> BSD "license".
Charles Bailey
Is this a false flag to make Linux users seem stupid?
Lucas Gutierrez
I already tried BSD.
Won't try it again in this lifetime.
Stop shilling garbage.
Chase Foster
yes yes but still
plan 9 utils > bsd utils
Isaac Sanders
Hello Herr Pöttering wie geht es unserem Hamburger Kumpanen heute?
Robert Morales
no
Evan Rogers
ironically the few respect and market share BSD had, left the moment they allowed trannies in their community.
It won't happen with Linux (I hope)
Juan Gomez
>BSD
You mean FreeBSD
Jordan Jones
yup, I don't remember Theo allowing trannies touching his magnum opus.
Thomas Robinson
>BSD > GNU
Isaac Sanchez
Both are trash, use busybox like a real man
Daniel Anderson
>*bsd
imagine not having control over your fans haha
Kevin Lewis
*hugs*
Camden Hill
I don't use FreeBSD, dumbass
David Hill
Is this post some weird way of saying that you like Sum 41 post 2000?
Eli Powell
Were talking abouy operating systems in terms of processing capabilities right?
As long as u arent using windows ur golden.
Distro hop threads are fine but arguing dos vs unix vs etc its pointless
Samuel Russell
Based
Isaiah Baker
wut
Brayden Parker
Based
John Morales
There are distros with GNU coreutils on a BSD kernel but I've never seen any the other way around
Colton Scott
Yeah, sure.
Let me know when BSD yes can spray at 120GiB per second.
Adrian Collins
Now this is what I will say after somebody hugs me.
Thanks user
Grayson Cox
No problem
Hunter Bell
ghostbsd just had a new release, its perfect for linux babbies
David Rogers
XNU is not BSD.
it is based off of bsd 3.5 iirc, but the abomination of a microkernel that was amateurishly hacked into it and its stagnay development thenceforth, makes it significantly different.
Ethan Green
>muh sysvinit
>muh minimalism
>muh 1970
>muh euchnucs filosofi
Oliver Baker
How? BSD utils are basically the same as the GNU utils, with fewer useful, time-saving features.
BSD sed, for example, is completely useless.
Jordan Nguyen
The only problem I've ever had with BSD sed was that I couldn't use it to rename files the same way the gahnoo version does
Jacob Butler
retard
Ian Parker
sed -i.
Also netstat is poop, no protocol flags.
Grayson Perez
>sed -i
Hello, have you heard of ed -s?
Juan Long
>greasy angsty outcasts
fosdem.org
>being this much in denial
Anthony White
> using ed when sed exists
I won't even bother learning its flags. Anyway, stop strawmanning, BSD sed objectively has less functionality than GNU sed.
Gavin Flores
You don't need to learn flags, you can simply read the man page and not be a dumbfuck. And if you haven't noticed, what you consider bothersome you have to learn anew for every userspace on a linux distro: package manager, packages, distro specific system utilities (dpkg-reconfigure or some shit), etc.
Stop pretending as if you aren't distro hopping like the majority of de/g/enerates
Jose Phillips
sed is for streams. ed is for files
ed's commands make far more sense for editing files than forcing sed to try editing files.
There's no reason to not know both ed and sed. They're similar, but different enough.