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"Mobile first, then Windows. Then Linux is too weak to oppose on its own, and will adapt or die." How about NetBSD, FreeBSD, OpenBSD, FreeDOS, Plan9 What's th
by 1vuio0pswjnm7 3mo ago
"Mobile first, then Windows. Then Linux is too weak to oppose on its own, and will adapt or die."
How about NetBSD, FreeBSD, OpenBSD, FreeDOS, Plan9
What's the timeline on this outcome
Anyone willing to place a bet on a prediction market
"Let me be direct about this: the likelihood of any legislature specifically targeting FreeBSD or OpenBSD with age verification mandates is close to zero."
https://freebsd.consulting/freebsd-dispatch-bsd-age-verification-exemption.html https://freebsd.consulting/freebsd-dispatch-bsd-age-verifica...
- hulitu 3mo ago> How about NetBSD, FreeBSD, OpenBSD, FreeDOS, Plan9 Good luck booting those OSs on a system with secure boot enabled
- 1vuio0pswjnm7 3mo agoI bought a computer where a secure boot module was optional I saved money by opting out of secure boot If I needed it I could add it later But I boot NetBSD from USB stick to RAM-based filesystem (e.g., mfs ,tmpfs), there is no internal HDD or SSD I do not boot with "secure boot enabled" because the computer does not have a secure boot TPM