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r0se@social.vlhl.dev
New thinkpad arriving soon what do i install on it serious answers only allowed if accompanied with a joke ‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️
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MISSIFLIPPI TRUTHER 
coolbean@brain.worm.pink
@r0se dualboot openbsd and 9front (which one you consider the joke is up to you)
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@toast serious answer: i never meshed much with void tbh, i prefer gentoo with openrc
9front is fun and will probably be tested for a bit
i am not touching wsl1 though lmao
9front is fun and will probably be tested for a bit
i am not touching wsl1 though lmao
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@fiore okay cramming you into a usb stick
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@coolbean can i do netbsd and 9front
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@toast afaik gentoo has the same policy, patches only for compatibility reasons
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Haelwenn /элвэн/ 
lanodan@queer.hacktivis.me
@r0se I guess either Gentoo or NetBSD.
Or if it's a vintage thinkpad, might as well go with Haiku or 9front on baremetal.
Or if it's a vintage thinkpad, might as well go with Haiku or 9front on baremetal.
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@lanodan it is not an old thinkpad sadly, netbsd or gentoo will probably be my final choice for when I stop playing around with it
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MISSIFLIPPI TRUTHER
coolbean@brain.worm.pink
@r0se for now but once gefs has been ported to openbsd its too good an idea to dualboot these 2
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amadaluzia@brain.worm.pink
amadaluzia@brain.worm.pink
@r0se You should install Void Linux for no particular reason at all! Optionally, install FreeBSD if you give one about robustness.
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Haelwenn /элвэн/
lanodan@queer.hacktivis.me
@r0se btw for playing around definitely try 9front on baremetal, it's weird how low-latency it is.
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emiliamicrosystems@brain.worm.pink
emiliamicrosystems@brain.worm.pink
@r0se inferno (now I shall sing the second kingdom there where the soul of man is cleansed, made worthy to ascend to Heaven)
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@r0se Have you considered NetBSD and its glorious ctwm desktop environment ?
Failing that, CentOS 6 is still pre-systemd
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@tfb netbsd is something i'll try, i refuse to touch centos though lol
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