Nobody uses Linux guys, that shits for nerds
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True. I use arch btw
Woah, you are old. I use nixos btw
Yikes with all the nix drama going on?
I use a custom distro dixos btw
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Lol nerd
The ones that aren’t BSD-based, anyway, like for instance pfSense.
Or MacOS, or the PlayStation OS.
Netflix and whatsapp servers
Huh, I don't follow supercomputers very often. I didn't realize in the last 10 years UNIX dropped off the map of supercomputers entirely in favor of Linux.
Pretty cool.
I worked in resales for super computers about 10 yrs ago. For x86 based designs we flogged red hat
it's still mostly red hat even for arm, though Cray (who still supply a lot of machines here in the UK) ship a horribly butchered version of SLES
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If you don’t want to install Linux, You should install plan9
I am almost exclusively one of those Linux weirdos. The only non-Linux computer touching I do is for work. XD
Peasantry. My last 3 jobs were all chosen with the requirement I could run Linux
As a Unix weirdo I grok you
Same. Everytime I use my work laptop with Windows I feel like a boomer trying to figure out how it works and complaining about how ugly the UI is to me now.
I'm amazed at how long it takes to boot up, too. Especially after the login screen, it's like 5 minutes from entering my password to the company VPN app finally starting up in thr background.
Haha Yeah, Windows feels ancient. Maybe it's the speed but I also just think it's clunky. I'm also always confused when I try to use something and then I get a demand for a paid license, like, why the fuck would I pay for this?
I use a fairly new laptop and I use Pop but it's so snappy, everything I need and want works without issues, and boots near instantly. It's perfect for me.
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I’d just like to interject for a moment. What you’re refering to as Linux, is in fact, GNU/Linux, or as I’ve recently taken to calling it, GNU plus Linux-
A name is just a simple reference to a system composed of interrelated and essential OS components: Kernel, windowing system, networking tools, virtual memory, user interfaces, the list goes on…
Yes GNU is an essential suite of tools but so is X (or Wayland) and many other unnamed yet critical subsystems.
Now GPL licensing on the other hand, THAT is a foundational precept to FOSS that deserves sole credit back to a single project.
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There are a number of Linux distributions that do not have a GNU user space, so no.
Thank you Mr. Stallman!
That's the problem, though: a lot of it isn't GNU, specifically because GNU stuff is GPLv3 and would thus stop the smart TV and IoT device makers from Tivoizing everything all to Hell. Most of that stuff is running bastardized Linux, not GNU/Linux!
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The only one of those that consistently runs GNU/Linux is supercomputers,
Embedded Linux and Android are not GNU Linuxes.
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Ha, imagine an alternate universe where crowdstrike took down people's refrigerators.
That would be so funny 😂
A chilling thought.
Please don't jinx that. I really don't want my fridge to stop working because of crowdstrike
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And 4.5% of the desktops.
At this rate it should reach 25% of them by 2043.
Lots of routers are BSD.
Fair point....
Yep.
I came here to make a 'my router uses BSD btw' joke.
PfSense!
I was talking to my dad about my job and how people don't know how to use Linux. He said "Yeah, nobody uses that UNIX stuff anymore."
Then I pointed out that his phone and his computer both run flavors of UNIX, since he's been using Apple products since I made him switch by not supporting his issues with Windows, and that most of the websites and apps he's using are running Linux on the backend.
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Now now, some of it is windows ce still. Amazingly
I got in trouble in a discussion about the most popular Linux distro when I said it's obviously Android.
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I am constantly amused about how "next year" has been "the year of Linux on the desktop" for 20+ years. Meanwhile, Linux & BSD have pretty much completely taken over the whole world except the desktop in that same time.
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