What are you doing on your GNU/Linux machine?
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Ian Diaz
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Ryder Cox
Running Windows, apparently
Alexander Myers
Hacking and cracking people
Nicholas Lewis
>tfw learning Unix at uni this semester
I'm so god damn excited
Gabriel Morgan
Serious answer. Web browsing. Music and videos, and playing roguelikes.
You don't need to be a power user to justify using a particular OS.
Nicholas Torres
Consuming some media and doing some programming.
And enjoying my free OS like a free beer.
Jason Barnes
Shitposting and anime though I should probably learn how to program
Jace Lewis
Scripting/programming and managing my gopherhole
Jacob Powell
You know just hangin', chillin'.
Ian Price
Ricing
Owen Ross
Trying to configure my .xinitrc
>(((arch)))
Elijah Watson
Web development mostly
Andrew Nelson
No, Richard, it's 'Linux', not 'GNU/Linux'. The most important contributions that the FSF made to Linux were the creation of the GPL and the GCC compiler. Those are fine and inspired products. GCC is a monumental achievement and has earned you, RMS, and the Free Software Foundation countless kudos and much appreciation.
Be grateful for your abilities and your incredible success and your considerable fame. Continue to use that success and fame for good, not evil. Also, be especially grateful for Linux' huge contribution to that success. You, RMS, the Free Software Foundation, and GNU software have reached their current high profiles largely on the back of Linux. You have changed the world. Now, go forth and don't be a nag.
Thanks for listening.
Jackson Sanders
Web browsing, learning to program, hoarding over 500 gigs of music
Christian Evans
making new net neutrality threads
Michael Richardson
I'd just like to interject for a moment. My OS is actually Musl/Busybox/OpenRC/Clang/Linux and not 'GNU/Linux'
Ryder Nguyen
Do you have a small matrix code window open at all times?
Ayden Richardson
how do you "learn" an operating system?
Landon Adams
Same as I did on my Windows machine.
Wyatt Wright
Adam Rogers
OP, ask yourself what people do with their computers. Now what about this: on Linux you can do same things!
Let it sink, I know it's a lot to take.
Aaron Gonzalez
>MBORCC/Linux
Nicholas Long
Yes
Easton Gomez
emerging the world
Jonathan Flores
Mind blowing
Joshua Cox
work
Michael Stewart
Porn
Blake Cooper
You can't game on Linturd, fagget!
Cameron Collins
playing beyond good and evil
Christian Howard
Not him, but a operational system is a very complex operation. Sys calls, memory management, process management, exception handlers, storage algorithms, IO interfaces, there is a world and a little more to learn about it.
Adrian Nelson
Captain autismo.
Jaxon Young
Trying to dockerise (or dockerize?) the main services I run in my network so I can set up slave servers with a simple git pull and docker-compose.
So far I have master and slave DNS w/ DNSSEC and integrated adblock, DHCP server, TFTP/netboot environment, syslog server, web server and load balancer, proxy server.
Working on trying to set up something like volumio for the rPI with additional Bluetooth playback and a master/slave configuration where the slaves are simple speakers connected to a rPI which acts as a pulseaudio sink: while everything works pretty well, I seem I'm not able to find a way to build up a mesh Bluetooth network so that my headphones could receive audio from the closes available "speaker" instead of the master all the time.
Carter Turner
>operational system
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Thomas Jenkins
Get better then because this isn't that great.
>transparent terminals in the current year
>"look at me I use Void" wallpaper
>literally zero amounts of anime
>doesn't code but puts a config file in the scrot to appear l337.
Christopher Murphy
>literally zero amounts of anime
You say this like it's a bad thing..
Bentley Foster
It's not like you're learning how to install packages or move files. This:
Chase Foster
This is not a game user.
Austin Hughes
Studying for my last final, Number Theory.
Then probably getting started playing around with emacs and scheme. Never used either but will try to be comfortable with both by the end of winter break.
Levi Diaz
лoл you mean
Eli Carter
I just got my MemePad X230 in the mail. I upgraded it to 10GB of RAM (8GB module and a spare 2GB) and a 275GB SSD. I just installed Fedora with XFCE and copied over my home folder and got everything configured. So now I'm updating and browsing Sup Forums. Later I'm going to set up OS X High Sierra and Windows 10 LTSB virtual machines in QEMU for other programs I want to run on here. The newer keyboards are also very nice. Much better than I expected. I'm not sure why Sup Forums shits on them.
Samuel Gomez
this
Oliver Wright
Web development and ROS
James Hill
>including your init system in the name of your OS
actual homosexual
Camden Bennett
Unironically this
Elijah Anderson
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