I can’t even feel superior to everyone when theirs so many arch installers!! I use real arch btw. I thought “I guess I should go to Gentoo” but then wait, CHROMEOS IS A GENTOO INSTALLER!
I feel like we only have two options now
- Ascend to BSD-land
- Ironically supporting Windows Unironically
edit: I have decided to replace my debian laptop with BSD
Haiku or some port of AmigaOS, sadly forgot its name and I’m too lazy to Qwant it.
My PC is an electro mechanical pinball table from 1971 (Williams Klondike, btw) running Puppy Linux.
Never go full BSD!
OpenBSD is pretty cool.
LFS, Plan9, Inferno…
There are many options.
Just live program your system from scratch every time you start your computer
TempleOS or make your own
Haiku OS! Backwards compatible with an OS that was abandoned in the early 2000s and was never popular in the first place! Zero ports! Use it for web browsing or something idduno!
I’m thinking Slackware or maybe make a tails like OS that gives you access to the Usenet instead of the internet?
Arch? So weak. I do everything only using the bios.
Haiku. It’s a reimplementation of BeOS.
Alternatively, you could use ReactOS and make it look as windows-like as possible, and then go and post on Windows support forums with solutions to problems that work for ReactOS but not for actual Windows, and then play dumb while calling them dumb when it doesn’t work for them.
I use arch btw.
Redox exists.
go to windows this community will vouch for me
NixOS. And be really annoying about declarative software environments
Abandon technology and become a farmer.
This is the actual answer btw
John Deere support technician wrings his hands greedily.
What part of “abandon technology” was unclear?
They part where you can actually make enough money to pay the taxes on your land. ;)
Does a 60 years old tractor even count as technology? :)
I’ve driven an 8n ford, a john deere 40 and an international h1000 over the years, They don’t last forever and parts aren’t always available. And while they’re each powerful beasts compared to horse drawn equipment, you’re not going to adequately manage 300 acres with them these days. You need quite a bit of scale to compete these days.




