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We've all agreed that when he dies it would be disrespectful to keep using Linux so we'll pack it up and switch to Windows from them on.
271 3 ReplyThe year of the netbsd desktop is finally here.
123 1 Replywhat's the bsd equivalent to arch
21 1 ReplyI think BSD is the BSD equivalent to arch.
81 0 Reply"I'm using netBSD btw...."
14 1 ReplyYeah isn't Arch heavily inspired by the BSD way?
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OpenBSD, probably
5 0 Reply6 1 ReplyIs it still maintained ? I'd probably go with FreeBSD if I'm switching to BSD at all. It has ZFS out of the box and has support for nvidia's non opensource driver. I have used it as a desktop OS for a good 3 months, it was pretty good (even though I couldn't game on it)
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- The year of Linux desktop finally arrives
- Linus dies
- Me: installs NetBSD and waits
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I'll go back to HaikuOS, it should be ready by then. ReactOS will still be working on Win98 support.
20 0 ReplyI'll move to TempleOS
18 1 ReplyTime to start teaching Holy-C at uni.
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But what happens when Bill Gates is dead?!
13 1 ReplyWe all become MacroHard
41 1 ReplyBill Gates will never die, he'll transfer his consciousness to the 5G network and control us all through vaccines
34 0 Reply"You see officer, it wasn't me robbing that bank. Bill Gates did it!"
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All the vaccine microchips activate and we all become Bill Gates. ʘ‿ʘ
25 0 ReplyWhat a blessed day.
8 0 ReplyMSed day to you
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That would be one helluva evil plan.
7 0 ReplyMight be better than Being John Malkovich
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cheering in the streets? orgies?
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I think I have a Windows ME CD lying around somewhere. Can I use that?
8 0 ReplyThat does sound almost kinda dope because that's a lot of developers who could make Windows suck a lot less
1 6 ReplyMicrosoft: we don't do that here
20 0 ReplyThe point of non-free licensed software is that you cannot improve it.
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