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What is the best non-linux unix-like OS?
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Since this is n OpenBSD thread, can someone tell me how to enable dual channel audio?
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>>73892334 technically nobody said that it wasn't faggot
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>>73889245 people have been replacing the linux networking stack with low latency shit for for decades e.g. on routers, the default network stack is only there because it has more features
nothing you're describing is new or remarkable in any way, and performance hacks will not make your obscure OS any more relevant
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>>73891993 Bullshit. OpenBSD is the safest and most secure BSD of all, orders of magnitude safer than linux, and some say that it's the safest OS of all outside millitary equipment.
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>>73889316 >>73889380 As of 6.7, several syscalls are now multi core capable, making the system faster.
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What exactly is he doing at Google now?
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>>77552127 figuring out who you are based on the reeeeeeeeeeeeeeCAPTCHA
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We've gone over this a million times. He's a project manager for Google maps in Japan. So he doesn't do anything.
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Explain
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>>77522483 Money.
Imagine being diagnosed with a condition that can't be proved or disproved to possess because its all in your head anyways.
Now imagine that the treatment for this condition is widely available but will take a lifetime to treat because guess what, its not actually treatable so the expenditures will never end.
Now imagine your dick being cut off and then being pumped full of mind altering chemicals and spending the rest of your life pretending you weren't just mutilated and robbed of what little dignity you had left.
That is how a tranny do.
Anonymous
>>77518592 w-what is a binder?
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>>77522595 A corset for mentally ill women who want smaller tits.
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>>77509641 Cute box I need one of those for memeing
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>>75209627 >>tiling WM extensions all suck and barely work have you tried Amethyst, chunkwm or yabai?
>>recommends HuffPo articles when you use spotlight to open a program you should remove web searches in spotlight privacy settings
>>75209627 >>tries to open every fucking text file in XCode and good luck trying to set default file associations without it forgetting https://github.com/Lord-Kamina/SwiftDefaultApps Anonymous
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>>75209627 >>no way to properly find windows of a multi-window application other than cmd+` System Preferences -> Keyboard -> Shortcuts -> Mission Control -> Application windows
It's basically like normal app exposé/mission control but for the app you're on
Since you use a trackpad, I'd also suggest making a custom gesture using BetterTouchTool
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>>75209504 Correct. Freebsd has been ruined ever since the coc. The second coc they adopted is still terrible. Ports are in a terrible status and there's poor code quality.
Switch to OpenBSD instead.
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Why buys this retarded shit anyway? You can buy a thinkpad from 2012 and still get better battery life, performance and still have enough to upgrade it further. This is soldered ram, slow, expensive and an ARM laptop with less battery life and no low power always on idle. What kind of cuck buys a shitty laptop like this anyway? What's the point of an ARM computer if it can't even beat a pre haswell for battery life?
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Anyone tried running WindowMaker or OpenStep on it? I'd like a really simple laptop to watch movies in bed but my t430 is a bit bulky and heavy.
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>>77452490 OPENSTEP was only for x86 32 bits, m68k and SPARC.
There's NEXTSPACE (a NeXT DE, based on new developments, some parts of gnustep and some bits of windowmaker) which is shaping up nicely.
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>>77449993 >lowered refresh rate Not good for media consumption...
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>>77452490,2 And it's like a desperate measure.
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>>77443515 >>77443501 >>77443484 >>77443471 A little server for simple things, specially for the normal Pinebook.
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Battlestations go!
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>>8130752,3 not as gay as ur face :^)
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I’m looking to set up a blog to vent, but my country’s renowned for throwing people in prison for this sort of thing: I was wondering what tips and advice you’d be able to give me?
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>>76885943 >>76886024 Since when is /g/ filled with progrecucks?
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>>76886024 posted some sound advice.
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>>76886024 My people don’t have a choice anymore, we haven’t for a while. Thanks for the advice though.
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>>76886024 Forgot to add, remember that is literally effortless to track Bitcoin and must crypto shit, so if you use a credit card to buy some first pass them thru a tumbler or something like that.
Also don’t trust blindly your vpn of choice, remember the Dread Pirate Roberts was caught because he used always the same cafeteria to manage his site.
Well he was also a retard but still.
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Why would you do that?
KARME
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That's really cruel, what country is that? How it is possible not to allow to do something like this, it is not a crime, it is just a kind of platform where you share your experience and opinion! I hate things like this, because i am a freedom lover and the best thing that I can suggest you, is to move to another country because it is imposible to live like this man, just run away. Otherwise, check
https://fortunelords.com/website-builder/ , there is a lot of information that will help you to figure everything out.
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> Don't use any themes other than Adwaita. GNOME has no stable themes API so don't bother forking a theme, because it will, sooner or later, break. Don't boil the ocean.
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>>77377754 >> Never install GNOME extensions. GNOME has no stable extension API so don't bother, you'll either burn out or it simply will keep breaking in each update. This bugs me so much. Why even bother with offering extensions when you don’t have any interest in keeping them working?
I’d love to just leave this shitshow, but I haven’t managed to get KDE stable since years and I can’t be arsed to use some niche DE.
Oh well, once you replace all the gnome apps with the kde ones and install the oxygen theme, it’s quite useable.
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>>77378862 >shoukd i install xfce or mate /g/ Xfce has been the safe heaven throughout the years for everyone who still wants to have sane, modular, classical desktop.
>DE has the most smooth and polished experience GNOME, unfortunately.
>windows and macos just feel polished when using (at least the UI) Maybe MacOS (never used it) but definitely not Windows. In fact, I think if it was Linux DE we would all call it inconsistent, buggy junk.
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>>77378923 >Oh well, once you replace all the gnome apps with the kde ones and install the oxygen theme, it’s quite useable Actually, that is my exact strategy when using KDE.
I think there are some Oxygen GTK3 themes outhere, though.
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>>77378962 Xfce adopted Gtk3 and now looks ugly and is bloated.
I believe that LXDE and GNUSTEP for DEs and any simple WM (the *boxes for example, wmaker...) for WMs are our best choices
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Are you enjoying having your window manager, compositor, display server, Hotkey daemon, screenshot and screen casting apis, display and resolution management, all baked in one piece of software that's different from a system to another.
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>>77394879 If X is on the verge of obsolescence, Wayland is not its worthwhile replacement on desktop Linux yet. Too brittle, too many incompatibilities with existing software for that. Wayland may be fine elsewhere, say embedded or mobile, as long as hardware is compatible. But I think that may be the biggest problem here. Not even Android switched to Wayland, that's pretty telling. I'm baffled that 12 years later, Wayland is still not filling all the use cases of X11.
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>>77394981 Nice xtard cope. Wayland users will be the majority of the linux desktop in 2-4 years.
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>>77394981 >Not even Android switched to Wayland, that's pretty telling They're obviously not on Xorg. SurfaceFlinger is perfectly fine for Google's restricted mobilefuckery.
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>>77394981 Wayland doesn't need to fill every role that X did to be a successor, it just has to do most stuff that most people want better.
>Not even Android switched to Wayland, that's pretty telling. Android never used X. Android doesn't use any linux garbage besides the kernel. Android has its own home grown compositor called SurfaceFlinger, which is basically the same basic compositor architecture that Windows and OS X have used for decades and Wayland is trying to finally bring to desktop linux.
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>>77395003 I don't care about X as much as you do with Wayland, what's with the fucking "cope, cope, cope" argument? What do you have to win by shilling that garbage. I'm being realistic: I long for a X replacement, but Wayland is looking like a waste of time at the moment.
>>77395023 >>77395043 I never said Android was running on X. What is this obsession with X?
Bunch of little shits who think they're right. Fuckers. GO FUCK YOURSELF AND YOURAEIFabjhifgbhilrfaeréf
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https://store.pine64.org/ pinephone 3gb/32gb w/ dock sold out (2gb/16gb too) whos jazzed about getting in on this batch? whos still waiting for the software to catch up? it's getting pretty good
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>>77309693 >dongles literally applel-tier, dropped
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>>77309703 >my phone should just have 1000 ports built in!! literal retard, blocked
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>>77309901 >I-it’s ok when pinephone does it!!
