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  • thomholwerda@exquisite.socialT thomholwerda@exquisite.social

    Both the Linux kernel and systemd now contain slop or are open to adding slop.

    I have nowhere to go.

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    Honestly, why am I even Linux at this point? I use it to get away from proprietary garbage, but once you open the floodgates to slop, I fear the garbage will find a way.

    I might as well just switch back to Windows and not deal with the gaming headaches Linux still presents. πŸ€·β€β™€οΈ

    praetor@mstdn.socialP thomholwerda@exquisite.socialT ouij@mastodon.socialO hp@mastodon.tmm.cxH 4 Replies Last reply
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    • thomholwerda@exquisite.socialT thomholwerda@exquisite.social

      Both the Linux kernel and systemd now contain slop or are open to adding slop.

      I have nowhere to go.

      sassdawe@infosec.exchangeS This user is from outside of this forum
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      #14

      @thomholwerda I'm planning to go outside and stay there

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      • thomholwerda@exquisite.socialT thomholwerda@exquisite.social

        Honestly, why am I even Linux at this point? I use it to get away from proprietary garbage, but once you open the floodgates to slop, I fear the garbage will find a way.

        I might as well just switch back to Windows and not deal with the gaming headaches Linux still presents. πŸ€·β€β™€οΈ

        praetor@mstdn.socialP This user is from outside of this forum
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        #15

        @thomholwerda The MacBook Neo is getting rave reviews. I use macOS. It has the best of both worlds.

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        • thomholwerda@exquisite.socialT thomholwerda@exquisite.social

          Both the Linux kernel and systemd now contain slop or are open to adding slop.

          I have nowhere to go.

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          #16

          @thomholwerda *sigh*
          *Dejectedly fires up FreeBSD box*

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          • thomholwerda@exquisite.socialT thomholwerda@exquisite.social

            Honestly, why am I even Linux at this point? I use it to get away from proprietary garbage, but once you open the floodgates to slop, I fear the garbage will find a way.

            I might as well just switch back to Windows and not deal with the gaming headaches Linux still presents. πŸ€·β€β™€οΈ

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            #17

            As for BSD... Time to make some people real mad: NetBSD is amazing but too limited for me, FreeBSD is entirely okay with letting fascist X forks in, which leaves OpenBSD, which I love and enjoy, but does come with serious limitations.

            I want to want BSD, but I'm not sure I'm going to.

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            • praetor@mstdn.socialP praetor@mstdn.social

              @thomholwerda The MacBook Neo is getting rave reviews. I use macOS. It has the best of both worlds.

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              @praetor I'd rather rip my own fingernails off than use macOS. Trashfire doesn't even begin to describe it.

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              • thomholwerda@exquisite.socialT thomholwerda@exquisite.social

                As for BSD... Time to make some people real mad: NetBSD is amazing but too limited for me, FreeBSD is entirely okay with letting fascist X forks in, which leaves OpenBSD, which I love and enjoy, but does come with serious limitations.

                I want to want BSD, but I'm not sure I'm going to.

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                #19

                @thomholwerda ThomOS when?

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                • thomholwerda@exquisite.socialT thomholwerda@exquisite.social

                  Honestly, why am I even Linux at this point? I use it to get away from proprietary garbage, but once you open the floodgates to slop, I fear the garbage will find a way.

                  I might as well just switch back to Windows and not deal with the gaming headaches Linux still presents. πŸ€·β€β™€οΈ

                  ouij@mastodon.socialO This user is from outside of this forum
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                  #20

                  @thomholwerda the only real gaming headache on Linux for me any more is kernel-level anti-cheat--which is not really an issue for me as I don't play any of those games.

                  I like using Linux because I can set it up more or less how I want, and then change it.

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                  • praetor@mstdn.socialP praetor@mstdn.social

                    @thomholwerda The MacBook Neo is getting rave reviews. I use macOS. It has the best of both worlds.

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                    #21

                    @praetor @thomholwerda Macbook Neo would be my default recommendation for a normie that does not game and just needs *laptop* for *laptop stuff.* A lot of the pain points are for nerds like me and not really relevant or even discoverable by a lot of users. At the price point, it's a no-brainer.

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                    • thomholwerda@exquisite.socialT thomholwerda@exquisite.social

                      Honestly, why am I even Linux at this point? I use it to get away from proprietary garbage, but once you open the floodgates to slop, I fear the garbage will find a way.

                      I might as well just switch back to Windows and not deal with the gaming headaches Linux still presents. πŸ€·β€β™€οΈ

                      hp@mastodon.tmm.cxH This user is from outside of this forum
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                      #22

                      @thomholwerda I think with Linux we still get the option to fork if quality falls due to slop.

                      For me, personally, Linux still seems like the only sane option.

                      I trust Linus to not let slop into the kernel, and people will fork systemd I'm sure.

                      But I don't like it either.

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                      • thomholwerda@exquisite.socialT thomholwerda@exquisite.social

                        Both the Linux kernel and systemd now contain slop or are open to adding slop.

                        I have nowhere to go.

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                        @thomholwerda what do you mean, when you say now contains slop?Do you have a particular sloppy PR in mind?

                        What part of systemd is broken?

                        More importantly - does an objectionable origin of the code, regardless of quality, mean rejecting the entire OS?

                        This isn't an idle question. Horrific misogynists donated code that worked ok in Linux. Did you and millions of others stop using it because sex pests wrote it?

                        Is AI generated code worse than sexist weirdos writing source?

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