- Sanatization’; DROP TABLE users; –
- validation@notaemail.com
Not everyone approves of it, not everyone likes it, and if you do have a Nvidia GPU, you might want to skip Alpine
But it is a good distro, small to the point you can easily memorize every part of the system and how things click together
OpenRC in it, as everything else, does the bare basic. RC only runs and manages your services and that’s it. It doesn’t try to be your DNS provider, it doesn’t try to be your logs manager, it only deals with the services(which are bash scripts btw), and that’s it
I rock Alpine with XFCE4 and Pipewire, and its the most usable distro I’ve ever had There is also GNOME and KDE, but haven’t tried them
Only main issue with it, is that it uses MUSL instead of GlibC which, makes some softwares not work or must be compiled from source
Aah thats the company who made that It looked kinda random to me, thought they were using something akin to a fork bomb to achieve quantum safety
Nice, another OpenRC distro I really like and have been daily-driving is Alpine Linux Damn thing is so snappy
“They can’t run servers forever!” Open source the server then Let people who want to play it run it themselves then
EDIT: typo
Why is there a forkbomb there?
Kitty term is quite good Or if you want something that just damn works, xfce4-terminal is one I can’t get myself to replace
Blowing stuff up with Arty is never not funny for me
And when shit is gonna change, you can downgrade to the older version, but even then, the changes always ends up being warned for a long ass time that “hey, X thing will change soon!”
I fucking wish
Lmao, users will be users
Throw it away And someone is bound to show up with a iMac G3
That’s not something limited to email Its like password, don’t use the same one everywhere, otherwise you’re in big trouble
Perpetual stew of temporary blindness!
Np, another OS that isn’t Linux based, it’s rather obscure-ish but it’s genuinely impressive is Haiku OS, the community-driven spiritual successor of BeOS
That isn’t even being hosted on github