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>Body mass:
>Favorite and or preferred Linux distribution:
>Favorite and or preferred Windows:
>Favorite and or programming language:

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I'd just like to interject for a moment. What you’re referring to as Linux, is in fact, GNU/Linux, or as I’ve recently taken to calling it, GNU plus Linux. Linux is not an operating system unto itself, but rather another free component of a fully functioning GNU system made useful by the GNU corelibs, shell utilities and vital system components comprising a full OS as defined by POSIX.
Many computer users run a modified version of the GNU system every day, without realizing it. Through a peculiar turn of events, the version of GNU which is widely used today is often called “Linux”, and many of its users are not aware that it is basically the GNU system, developed by the GNU Project. There really is a Linux, and these people are using it, but it is just a part of the system they use.
Linux is the kernel: the program in the system that allocates the machine’s resources to the other programs that you run. The kernel is an essential part of an operating system, but useless by itself; it can only function in the context of a complete operating system. Linux is normally used in combination with the GNU operating system: the whole system is basically GNU with Linux added, or GNU/Linux. All the so-called “Linux” distributions are really distributions of GNU/Linux.

>BMI: 18
>Arch with i3
>W10 for muh gaymes
>C++, learned ~8 years ago, still going strong today.

High

Arch linux (w/ original freetype)

No thanks loser

C++

28%
Arch
XP
Lisp

19
Arch
W10 1607 LTSB
R

>Body mass
55 kg

>Favorite and or preferred Linux distribution
Arch Linux

>Favorite and or preferred Windows
Never gonna use Windows (or any other proprietary operating system) ever again but I have to admit XP was comfy

>Favorite and or programming language
C

23
Debian
Windows for Workgroups 3.11
C

>Body mass: 235 lbs/BMI: 33.7
>debian
>10
>java

135 lbs
Xubuntu
Windows 7 Pro
C++ or Python

22.2
gen2
win8
c++

>BMI: 26
>Ubuntu, loonix is 4 kidz
>Windows 8.1 Pro x64
>Gay shit.

80kg
Archlinux
Sorry, I'm not into cuckoldry
C

don't know, thin
arch
7
Haskell

>Favorite and or programming language
what did he mean by this?

mass: 88.4 kg
Server Liunux: Arch / PC Linux: Fedora
Windows: Dos 3x
Language: SQL or Java

>R
I see you there, statistics major

>47
>Gentoo
>None, it's all garbage
>Haskell

>Windows is shit

>65 KG / 178 CM
>None
>Windows 10
>Python

>mfw plebs with a bodymass under 200lbs

>BMI: 15
>Arch with Xfce
>XP for burning games for my pc engine and shit
>assembly or bash

75kg
Manjaro
Windows 7 Enterprise
C#

>Body mass:
Don't know, but I know the question is about fitness.
I weigh ~150 lbs and run 25 miles/week.
>Favorite and or preferred Linux distribution:
Linux Mint for desktop. Ubuntu LTS for server.
>Favorite and or preferred Windows:
Only use it when I have to. No preference on version number, but always Enterprise edition.
>Favorite and or programming language:
Elixir currently.

>80 kg (186 cm)
>Arch Linux
>Windows 7
>C++

280 lbs
debian or ubuntu
windows 10
c

>Body mass:
54 kg
>Favorite and or preferred Linux distribution:
Arch Linux
>Favorite and or preferred Windows:
Windows 7
>Favorite and or programming language:
C

>>Body mass: 22.2
>>Favorite and or preferred Linux distribution: openSUSE Leap
>>Favorite and or preferred Windows: 8.1 w/ Shell
>>Favorite and or programming language: Python

20
Android
Windows 10
C++

This pasta is great. Does anyone have the comic where the dad is Linux and asks his son to refer to him as GNU/Dad

>21.9
>Debian
>win7
>Perl

59kg
Debian
10
C

>>Body mass:
23 (5'10, 160ish lbs.)
>>Favorite and or preferred Linux distribution:
Debian (with KDE)
>>Favorite and or preferred Windows:
Windows XP or 7
>>Favorite and or programming language:
C or Assembly

19.5
Debian
Win 8.1
C++

>Body mass
25.1
>Favorite and or preferred Linux distribution
Arch with bspwm
>Favorite and or preferred Windows
None of them.
>Favorite and or programming language
C

>bmi: 22.8
>favourite linux: debian testing
>favourite windows: 7 because 10 is extremely inconsistent
>python

>BMI: 19
>Gentoo
>Windows 8.1 (With Classic Shell)
>C

13
Ubuntu
10
Python

63.04 kg
Anything that works on a Cobalt Qube 3
Windows 7
C

Kill yourself.

500Lb
gentoo
REEEEEEEEEE
brainfuck

F A T

How do you guys let yourselves get so fat?

>280lbs
>Fat
But I'm 6'6"

Well when your job and primary hobby is sitting at a computer and typing for 6 plus hours a day, it adds up.

150
Mint
Node. Js

>BMI: 22
>No loonix
>Win 10
>No programming

Computers are more of a time kill for me when necessary. Rather be out fishing or trying to get laid.

>Body mass:
17.8
>Favorite and or preferred Linux distribution:
Debian
>Favorite and or preferred Windows:
Windows 8
>Favorite and or programming language:
Fortran

>190 Lbs (6'2" tall)
>Ubuntu because I ain't got time for that shit. I literally LOL at Arch try-hards talking about "only including what I need" like it's still 1996 and your 486 is stressed.
> I was rockin' Windows 8.1 w/ Classic Shell for a long time because initial Win 10 release fucked me. I *just* finally caved and 'upgraded' to Win 10. The one and only reason is so I can run UWP apps in windowed mode.
> Long, long-time C++ programmer, but I kind of hate what it's become and how stale they let it get. I'm coming to terms with C#. My interest was piqued when I heard a former lead on Turbo Pascal and Delphi was heading up C# at MS.

>BMI 24
>Ubuntu
>Windows 10
>JavaScript

21
Only use Ubuntu at work, never used another distro
Windows 8
Python for ease of use, C for flexibility

Fat

EXPLO---SHION

20.7
Ubuntu
Win 7
Scala

>Body mass:
24.4
>Favorite and or preferred Linux distribution:
Android
>Favorite and or preferred Windows: Use 10, but would prefer 7 if DX12 were supported
>Favorite and or programming language:
N/A

27.4
Gentoo
Windows 2000
C

>BMI: 23,5
>OSX
>W10
>none, tho I speak english, french, spanish and turkish

>Body mass:
195 lbs / 75 in
>Favorite and or preferred Linux distribution: Arch
>Favorite and or preferred Windows:
Windows 10
>Favorite and or programming language:
C#

20.45
arch
winxp
python

>57kg(16 BMI)
>none, because linux is trash, use plan9
>none because windows is absolutely disgusting on all levels
>Go or JavaScript

18
GNU/Linux is shit, especially the GNU part. I use OpenBSD as my desktop.
Windows is mediocre. I have 10 installed on my other HDD, it's both worse and better than 7. What could anyone expect from Windows?
C, but the scripting languages that come with Unix are fine too, like sh and awk.

>>none, tho I speak english, french, spanish and turkish
no you don't you can squak "hello" in all of those languages, but you cannot understand a native speaker in a real life scenario

have fun with play pretend time though

62kg
arch
7
c++

>ITT: Fat NEET C cunts pretend to be less fat than they actually are
just fucking kill yourselves

>About 65 kg
>ubuntu for desktop, Red hat for server
>no
>swift is nice, ruby for quick hacky things

I'm a macOS fag at heart though. Ubuntu might have a future for me if Canonical can pull an ecosystem around Ubuntu. Snaps and Mir are a step in the right direction.

>Body mass: 23.7, rock solid legs and skinnyfat belly
>Favorite and or preferred Linux distribution: mint for daily use, debian netinst for muh servers
>Favorite and or preferred Windows: windows 7 ultimate x64
>Favorite and or programming language: python for my job and general scripting, Haskell and C for some other stuff

>body mass
like 250 lbs but 6'4 and with a large frame. still fat
>linux
arch
>windows
10 for games
>programming language
favorite is golang, preferred is c++

...

>Plan 9
Good.
>Go
Awful.
nomad.so/2015/03/why-gos-design-is-a-disservice-to-intelligent-programmers/

45kg
Debian
7
N/A

> BMI
27.5
> Preferred Linux Distro
Arch
> Preferred Windows
10
> Programming Language
Most experienced with Java, but currently using Scala for work

~120 lbs?
Debian
muh proprietaries
Haskell

>BMI: 21
>Antergos
>XP
>Ada

134 lbs, bmi: 18
Kubuntu
Windows 10
Javascript

85kg

Xubuntu i guess.

Xp - the longest used by me so far. Rip old friend.

Cpp. No doubts here.

78kg
arch
none (or dos)
c

>BMI: 19.2
>distro: Void Linux
>wangblows: 7
>lang: Perl

BMI: 16.9 (Bodytype: spooky)
Arch
3.1
C, trying to learn Rust

>Body mass:
Fatbody, 20?
>Favorite and or preferred Linux distribution:
Debian
>Favorite and or preferred Windows:
7
>Favorite and or programming language
Python

>>Body mass:
68 kg
>>Favorite and or preferred Linux distribution:
Xubuntu because it just werks (and is pretty customizable because its linux)
>>Favorite and or preferred Windows:
Windows 7, simple and clean
>>Favorite and or programming language:
Assembly but since its not 'a' language, i should say C

>BMI
22
>Favorite Linux distribution
Fedora
>Preferred Windows
I don't really like any of them, but 8 was ok
>Favorite programming language
Python at the moment

Fatass
OpenSUSE
Winders 7 if I have to use Windows
Python

>"..but 8 was ok"

body mass: 210lbs, 12% bodyfat
favorite linux distro: Debian
favorite and or pref windows: windows 10, it's the fastest one
favorite programming language: C++

180lb
Mint & debian
Kys
PHP :^)

I feel like I'm the only person on the internet who doesn't hate 8. But I really liked the new start menu, it booted faster than 7 and I didn't mind Metro.

1.9m/80kg
Debian/Armbian
Win7
C

406lb
Arch
W7
C++

same here dude, everyone shits on 8 but it felt marginally faster than 7 and actually threw less fits about drivers.
>t. enjoys material and metro(sexual) design

At its core 8 was still a fine OS. However the OS' presentation (Metro) and maneuverability to a power user who spent many years on legacy Windows OS' left much to be desired.

It also hammered home the point of the dying desktop market. Metro was clearly a tablet or smartphone-oriented design, Microsoft showed us where they were looking to move on to. Obviously there is still going to be a desktop market but if the majority of their customers will be on mobile devices why bother making a desktop environment?

Basically Windows 8 was the beginning of the end for mainstream desktop computing, in Microsoft's eyes anyway.

21.3
Debian with i3 and xfce
W10
C#

150 lbs, fit
Debian
Server 2008 R2
Mathematica, Scheme

>26
>Fedora
>8.1 for VR and way less botnet
>Python/Rust
Rust cuz it's fun, Python because it werks.

>Body Mass
Idk like 60kg (132lbs)

>Favourite Linux distribution
Manjaro when it's not broken, lubuntu is cool too

>Favourite Windows version
7

>Favourite Programming Language
I don't program

>65kg
>fedora
>none
>java

280lbs
centos
8.1
html

>70kg
>Arch Linux but anything is fine except android etc
>Windows 10 for gaymen, ReactOS for memes

Oh and also I learned C++ first but I'll code on anything depending on task. I prefer the fun of programming in C.

>Body mass:
65kg 1.80m
>Favorite and or preferred Linux distribution:
arch
>Favorite and or preferred Windows:
implying Windows has any good version
>Favorite and or programming language:
whatever i feel like

Bmi: 22,3 (8-10 bfp)
Using Windows 7 on my private laptop
Programming: I don't really care, I guess Java is clean.

75kg @ 175cm
Debian
Windows 10
R

>141lbs
> Kubuntu
> Win7
> Scala