Software freedom (that goes both ways) jealousy is a dangerous thing.
either bait or blatant shill.
What are the problems with GNU?
Jace Cox
Ryan Bennett
He made an Init system that can actually properly do the trivial task of starting and stopping things in the right order, and he made an audio subsystem that can deal with plugging in a pair of USB headphones. Something all the other faggots were not able to get done in 10 years.
Anthony Smith
this is why Windows rules the desktop
Luke Hall
lol, what a fag.
but that isn't scientific notation, user (no mantissa)
but since Emacs didn't come from UNIX, it doesn't have to follow the UNIX philosophy, right?
nice bait.
the man pages are shit, but the info pages are very good
systemd and pulseaudio aren't quality pieces of software. openrc/runit and sndio are better
Robert Carter
>The only way to avoid this junk is to create a whole entirely new Linux-focused user space. Hopefully with zero dependencies on every binary, except the Linux kerneluserspace interfaces or extremely minimal statically linked libraries.
You might find minibase project interesting.
Landon Wright
nice shit you got there that cant even deal with a USB headset correctly.
Andrew Sanchez
Can't handle the truth, luser? The fact is systemd is literally built to use Linux's exclusive features like cgroups and is better for it. It's certainly better than some lowest common denominator standards compliant crap. I don't give a shit if you hate the man himself, but the fact that poettering sees this and counsciously writes code to make full use of Linux is a good thing.
Easton Cruz
Thanks for posting that! This is great. I'm gonna be testing this.
Thomas Hall
```
$ du -sh .emacs.d/
223M .emacs.d/
```
Hudson Murphy
That's nothing, have you read windows' code?
oh wait....