Very unpopular

No, there are DRM games on GOG (or have been anyway).

And Steam also has DRM-free games.

Gentoo OpenRC gang rise up!

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Will_no_one_rid_me_of_this_turbulent_priest%3F

The number one reason not to switch is “I don’t want to”. And I dislike that Windows users keep repeating decades old solved issues as excuses instead of being honest.

‘But muh games’ only very few don’t work OOB or at all.

‘I need this software’ most works flawlessly under Wine.

‘It crashes’ exactly as often as Windows with faulty hardware or bug in a driver.

‘Hardware isn’t plug&play’ more hardware works with Linux without installing drivers.

Jusy say “I dont want to give it a shot” or “I’m in the minority that can’t switch”, but don’t bullshit people about Linux requiring cmd to work. And those people then suggest editing registry to remove ads… It’s dishonest and in bad faith.

FOSS is the only way forward to stop complete enshittification of the digital space, like it or not.

Also I hate Microsoft and Apple with all my soul.

I get that most don’t care, but that doesn’t mean supporting those companies is good.

So theres BSD, truth.

But not Snow White…

I used to, 15 years ago.

Good times.

Criminals like Edward Snowden I guess

It almost never works like that.

People who don’t understand computers will work against it in almost every case.

Oh yes, companies knock themselves over trying to gobble up any AI chip in existence.

Of course, as everywhere else, the LLMentalist comment is here!

Dude, you are sealioning so hard in this thread alone, it’s almost hilarious.

No wonder you like the bot. Since you can’t debate any opinion honestly, just accuse everyone of being mean to you.

Good luck with that.

Hey, another spreader or the LLMentalist! There are at least three of us! :D

Hey, block me too!

Since the best course of action is not supporting predatory companies, using Linux is THE solution for such problems.

But why?

I just can’t grasp why such elementary things need to be so fancied up.

It’s not like we don’t have databases and use them for relevant data. But this isn’t it.

And databases with hundreds of milions of rows are faster than journalctl (in my experience on the same hardware).

But if journalctl is slow, piping is not helping.

We have only one week of very sparse logs in it, yet it takes several seconds… greping tens of gigabytes of logs can be sometimes faster. That is insane.

There is nothing scientific about systemd

What “scares” me the most is the journal… for some reason it takes too long to get specific unit logs, and should anything break down in it, there is no way for me to fix it. Like logging has been solved forever, and I prefer specific unit logs to the abomination of journalctl.

But like unit files are everywhere, and systemctl at its core is a nice cmd utility.

I will take OpenRC to my grave