Applicable to Debian as well.Head_on_a_Stick wrote:the operating system is absolutely brilliant, a model of simplicity and the King of "just works".
Applicable to Debian as well.Head_on_a_Stick wrote:the operating system is absolutely brilliant, a model of simplicity and the King of "just works".
Head_on_a_Stick wrote:pylkko wrote:how possible is it to design an operating system without corporate influence/input at all?
Have you tried OpenBSD? They accept corporate donations but the developers very much do their own thing (check out the mailing lists, they're epic) and the operating system is absolutely brilliant, a model of simplicity and the King of "just works".
sickpig wrote:Applicable to Debian as well.Head_on_a_Stick wrote:the operating system is absolutely brilliant, a model of simplicity and the King of "just works".
pylkko wrote:the hardware support is clearly not as broad as on linux
Head_on_a_Stick wrote:Which is also available in Debian, amusingly: https://packages.debian.org/buster/sndiod
stevepusser wrote:Perhaps the same "they" that are whispering to a certain world leader that he is now immune to COVID after having it for a week, when scientists say we simply don't know enough about it yet to say that for anyone?
golinux wrote:And @sickpig . . . as to voting . . . a choice between Mussolini and The Mummy isn't really a choice. I've been sitting out the circus for a long time . . .
golinux wrote:stevepusser wrote:Perhaps the same "they" that are whispering to a certain world leader that he is now immune to COVID after having it for a week, when scientists say we simply don't know enough about it yet to say that for anyone?
OT . . . If said world leader ever had COVID at all. In Orwellian fashion, truth are lies and lies are truth and perhaps this one took the focus off of his debate debacle.
And @sickpig . . . as to voting . . . a choice between Mussolini and The Mummy isn't really a choice. I've been sitting out the circus for a long time . . .
sickpig wrote:golinux wrote:And @sickpig . . . as to voting . . . a choice between Mussolini and The Mummy isn't really a choice. I've been sitting out the circus for a long time . . .
Inaction is also an action I suppose
stevepusser wrote:That seems like a vote for Mehssulini...
golinux wrote:That is a false dichotomy saying 2 sides of the same coin are different.
golinux wrote:stevepusser wrote:That seems like a vote for Mehssulini...
That is a false dichotomy saying 2 sides of the same coin are different.
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