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>But I don't really have a choice. Jup, wireless is one thing, i run around with a old smartphone and tether over usb (on my laptop). But the other one is fan-speed, i can even play AAA-Games...for a minute then my GPU crashes becau
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4y ago
Well that's what i wrote no? > but it's really about what you want and what you need.
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4y ago
Try FreeBSD first, more functions more ports/pkg, i had OBSD for a long time, but decided against it because of ZFS and Wine-Proton....and much more, but it's really about what you want and what you need.
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4y ago
>And what are the sides in this proxy war, US and Russia? Nato, but i am sure you already knew that. The east extension of nato is just good to justify a "strong" nato, to motivate Europeans to spend more money for the military
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Maybe i talked just with really old "matured" dev's like my self..
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Yes...point was switched from Linux to NetBSD.
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4y ago
Again i am absolutely against the russian aggression. But just imagine Merkel would say (in 2010) Goebbels is now a "Hero of Germany for "defending national ideas and battling for an independent German state"" ....nation
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>Still Linux is far more popular in general. I pretty much had the opposite experience.
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Because they changed to linux and then back to freebsd, bit like sdf.org.
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Yes i heard something too. And Apple used it for their Apple AirPort: https://www.netbsd.org/gallery/products.html
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Oracle Cloud supports FreeBSD on Arm64 and Amd64, but overall i have no idea what you try to say...in your head...
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Distrowatch too...it's kind of hilarious ;)
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It's funny to see peoples in such a deep bubble. For example in japan you hear *bsd as much if not more than linux. Also many firewalls use freebsd/openbsd, from pfSense to opnsense to genugate.
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4y ago
>but if its not redhat or debian based I couldn't tell you how to start or stop services The same way as in freebsd "service blabla start" it's a compatibility hook.
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https://klarasystems.com/articles/deep-diving-into-the-stren... https://vermaden.wordpress.com/2020/09/07/quare-freebsd/
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4y ago
https://bastillebsd.org/
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4y ago
Like Linus the creator of Linux? Is he really doing "very little"?
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4y ago
Most of the CPU's are a ~decade old, before you even consider it for a launch.
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>I don't think Windows 11 works to well on a laptop of that era either. Windows 10 works perfectly. >plan to play the latest AAA games on a 2007 laptop either. Well yes i do actually, like Morrowind...but hey who talks about the
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4y ago
Yes let's throw it away because Linux is like Windows...just buy new stuff, 10 years is really to old.
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> I'm using it personally and professionally, 500+ of my colleagues use it in a professional capacity Yeah sure...all of them Googler's right?
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4y ago
RHEL9 is based on Fedora 34, and btw like i wrote the kernel is to -->NEW<-- for nvidia driver 340. But hey in typical Linux fashion, just use distro x i "never had that problem"...oh btw i use arch...
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I could install Windows2000 on that machine, it was delivered with Windows7 and Windows10 works too (lenovo T61p)...the Ethernet drivers are really not a problem and wireless works without problems even on Windows2000, same with the Nvidia
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>The Linux mindset, whatever it's supposed to mean, is perfectly fine. It works well, since its inception, as evidenced by the incredible amount of mindshare that goes into Linux - ranging from hobbyist interest to enterprise and go
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>You surely mean the whole IT industry. Hehe true, the exception's are probably people who work on rockets and satellites ;)
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Funny then that my example was with redhat linux....but as always, they are a problem too right, just your distribution X is the best right?
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Another data point that linux is still as amateurish as ever.
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Linux, really has a problem and no one seems to care, if your HW is to old you have a problem, like my T61p RHEL9 panics a boot-time, but no problem, the kernel is anyway to new for the nvidia 240 series of drivers. In the article the oppos
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Pff....i installed ~thousand different OS's who call themself Linux, they even had different libc's.
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Announcing KataOS and Sparrow
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