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Screenfetch Bread
Isaac Wilson
Julian Robinson
Pic related. Muh trusty CentOS backup box.
Lucas Lewis
Jeremiah Williams
Autists at opposite ends of the spectrum.
Robert Lopez
sup
Ryder Lewis
the reason these threads are so common is it's the only thing linux users can actually do with their useless OS
Jaxson Anderson
Andrew Edwards
Fucking /thread
Nicholas Perry
Well, your shit bloated mess of an OS can do even less if you don't download even more bloated adware from Chinese shady websites
Connor Russell
Gavin Gomez
/based/ ZFS chad
Kayden Ortiz
Summertime win-fags detected.
Joshua Turner
not my problem that it just werks
Thomas Long
based
William Wilson
OP's server has been up for two years and is running on an ancient processor. Windows Server can definitely NOT do either of those things.
Sebastian Jenkins
Upstream kernel ringing in.
Noah Lopez
Just rebooted the server today to install a new kernel.
Carson Richardson
Well, fuck.
Jaxson Cruz
Sure
Liam Cooper
yes hello
Josiah Martin
uptime is really nothing more than a certificate of wasted electricity on a home server and that Athlon II is more than powerful enough for anything he'd want to throw on it, CentOS can be a pretty bloated mess as well
Joshua Clark
Some based stuff there, user.
Jose Brooks
step aside plebeian, here's the real UPSTREAM kernel
Hunter Hill
Benjamin Bennett
summer
David Bennett
>uptime is really nothing more than a certificate of wasted electricity...
Unless you've got hourly cron jobs... But sure.
Grayson Lopez
Summer on Jow Forums fo sho!
Jordan Morgan
welcome
Elijah Torres
Didn't know Solaris looked like THAT!
Matthew Cruz
does your system/home network break if they don't run continuously or something?
Adrian King
Not him, but I've got a Nextcloud server that takes care of me, my wife, and two kids.
So yeah, uptime can be a very big deal depending on your use-case.
Web servers
Database servers
Any kind of servers
Availability and reliability are a big deal.
Aiden Jenkins
linux fags dunked on hard
Logan Lewis
here's my desktop/main PC screenfetch
Levi Wood
Still on Antergos eh?
Keep the faith user!
Ayden Brooks
Sure, I feel you. But is your family going to be seriously at risk if your cloud server goes down once in a blue moon to install updates or due to power outage/network problems? Are you going to go bankrupt if your personal website goes down for an hour in the middle of the night? Probably not. You obviously don’t want a system that’s constantly going down for stupid reasons, but people obsessing over multi-year uptimes on home servers is just silly.
Any of the Big Three operating systems will give you acceptable performance for such a task, if you know how to work with them.
Gavin Cruz
Cameron Long
And my tablet as well
Jace Parker
Felt like doing a neofetch here as well
Bentley Parker
Nathaniel Brooks
if it's your primary desktop, I'd argue that those are usually better served just catching up in the background at boot-time. That said, I don't know anyone who'd use CentOS for a primary desktop (also it seems unlikely here given that RAM usage and package count)
Ryder Nguyen