I'm in LinuxCon in Toronto. I think everyone here is smarter than I am and I'm too autistic to go near any of the booths.
Wat to do?
>pee on Oracle's booth
>Go to the Ubuntu booth and tell them they're noobs
>Go to the Intel booth and tell them AMD is better
>>Go to the Intel booth and tell them AMD is better
Do this, record their reaction.
Do every single one of these OP.
Prove you're not a faggot.
You're the noob, with your outdated, bloated system.
Take some pictures of the ubuntu phone and post here OP
I don't think they have Ubuntu phones here, this is mostly for enterprise
The OP picture is old, my kernel up-to-date now. I don't know hwat your setup is but I'm running KDE + Apache + PHP + Zsh, etc. Everything I have installed I use so it's not bloated
>KDE
literally the definition of bloat
>implying plasma comes with any of the preinstalled KDE software
>4.7.1
is that really the newest you arch kiddies get?
I could install the Linux kernel from git if I wanted, but I don't want to.
For some reason there's a guy wearing a dress in Red Hat's booth
Even without git, newest on gentoo is 4.7.2
>Go to the Intel booth and tell them AMD is better
Don't forget to squat and shit in the walkway near the booth to make it look like you're a real AMD employee.
What's your point? That gentookids get more bugs shipped in their kernel?
hilarious coming from an arch user
Enjoy your broken xorg.
>tfw still on 4.6.0
pls no bully
post photo
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if you see Lennart, slap him. SystemD needs no more "features"
Lennart doesn't force anyone to use systemd.
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Sorry user, I didn't take a picture of him.
I got lots of free stuff from Intel, HP and Red Hat.
>red hat people wouldn't offer me one of the cool red hats they were giving out
>tfw 3.16
kys
forgot picture, sorry for being retarded
>KDE
>879 packages
doubt?