>no system d
>no vacation style treatments
>no pulse
>no Huawei and MS and Google code in the kernel
Sorry, Linux, there's a better OS in town
Jack Diaz
Nolan Cox
guessing that's openbsd?
I currently use gnu+linux out of necessity, but if I knew how to get it working with libreboot and full disk encryption, i'd switch in a heartbeat.
However,
>no systemd
Already don't use it.
>no vacation style treatments
i'm tired and what is this?
>no pulse
such a dogshit piece of bloatware. Already don't use it
>no Huawei and MS and Google code in the kernel
fair enough, but we are talking about something that is so widely used it /has/ to be audited by more people than can accurately be counted.
All in all, 8/10 based OP attempting to bait gullible muh leenox fansois.
Angel Wright
>libreboot
yikes
Camden Taylor
>no pedophile defender ricardo stallmanu
Caleb Rodriguez
Would you prefer I stick with old as fucking dirt PPC for my laptop? I don't have to worry about PSP on my bulldozer ayymd desktop. Are you implying the management engine isn't a concern? Are you a glowey boye?
Thomas Sullivan
Libreboot doesn't do a thing about the other DMTF botnets like ASF and DASH.
Isaac Hernandez
OpenBSD is a great little utility server but performance and application selection are objectively worse than Linux.
Landon Cruz
>“gnu+linux”
It’s just linux, you idiot
Colton Gray
The priorities of OpenBSD are security, correctness, and making things work in a traditionally Unixy way. Wifi's a clusterfuck on Linux and FreeBSD (not sure about NetBSD) but on OpenBSD it works in a very sane, Unix-friendly manner, where you put text files defining the name of each access point you wish to use, in order, their passwords, and instructions to use dhcp or manually assign an address. All in a nice flat text file that's easy to read and edit right in your /etc/ directory, one file for each wireless interface on your machine.
It's literally no more of a hassle for me to edit my hostname.iwm0 file with say a hotel wifi password right from emacs or a terminal and then bring the connection up than it is for a person to do it by pointing and clicking in menus and dialogs and filling the data in, but considerably more flexible.
But yeah it's not as fast as other OS's. Security and correctness come first. Application selection is about the same though excepting non-free software without source available of course. Packages probably has everything you use and if not ports certainly does.
>xhe doesn't know about BSD/Linux which has BSD tools and userland instead of GNU
Oliver Morris
A vacation style treatment is when they say you're "taking a break" but really they're sending you to re-education camp. It happened to Linus after he called Intel 'fuckwits' on the LKML.