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- zaid1442011
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You can install windows on a Mac using bootcamp on intel macsMacOS is a prisonAs a person who likes owning my computer and having control over the OS that runs on it I agree!
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- zaid1442011
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Scratcher
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If I ended up on a computer running Windows, I would use Linux. I am talking about people who want to keep using software made by big corporations. BTW, the software I use has Linux support (cause I can use it online), and I am happy to use alternatives for some software like Safari. ( I can actually make Firefox look like Safari, and also Linux entirely.) I was talking about people thinking that Chrome is the only browser that exists. (Chrome is supported in Linux anyway(but I won’t use it.).)Exactly. There's this thing called “options”. You don't have to use the proprietary software made by big corporations.The problem of Linux is that it doesn’t have wide application support, which is why the percentage is low, which is why it doesn’t have wide application support, which is why the percentage is low, and vise versa.What kind of stuff would you want to do on Linux?
For general document editing, there is LibreOffice and OpenOffice
For gaming, there is Proton and WINE
For programming, there is massive support for code editors, compilers, and interpreters
I am a guy who codes weird stuff. Don’t check my GitHub only if you want stupid HTML pages (or something to host them). Check my platformer if you want to see something to see.
Profiles: GitHub.
You won't understand stuff in my signature because I talk about stuff in the ATs (Advanced Topics).
Check out this song for @griffpatch https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/887382049/
- applejuiceproduc
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Scratcher
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you use safari? I just use chrome on my mac and if I was gonna use something else it would be firefox.If I ended up on a computer running Windows, I would use Linux. I am talking about people who want to keep using software made by big corporations. BTW, the software I use has Linux support (cause I can use it online), and I am happy to use alternatives for some software like Safari. ( I can actually make Firefox look like Safari, and also Linux entirely.) I was talking about people thinking that Chrome is the only browser that exists. (Chrome is supported in Linux anyway(but I won’t use it.).)Exactly. There's this thing called “options”. You don't have to use the proprietary software made by big corporations.The problem of Linux is that it doesn’t have wide application support, which is why the percentage is low, which is why it doesn’t have wide application support, which is why the percentage is low, and vise versa.What kind of stuff would you want to do on Linux?
For general document editing, there is LibreOffice and OpenOffice
For gaming, there is Proton and WINE
For programming, there is massive support for code editors, compilers, and interpreters
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- zaid1442011
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Scratcher
500+ posts
Linux
Yes. Because, my mom backs up her photos on the laptop, and my brother downloading weird stuff and I use like 1 GB on the laptop (I store most stuff on iCloud). So there are 20 GB left on the laptop which my mom will use some of it to “backup” photos on the laptop. And my father has a PC for himself. And I expect getting a new Mac soon. So my mom installed Chrome before I first used the laptop. So I used it for Dev tools. (I didn’t know at the time that Safari had this option hidden in Settings) Then I stopped using Chrome, but I only use it for Scratch for….. Extensions.you use safari? I just use chrome on my mac and if I was gonna use something else it would be firefox.If I ended up on a computer running Windows, I would use Linux. I am talking about people who want to keep using software made by big corporations. BTW, the software I use has Linux support (cause I can use it online), and I am happy to use alternatives for some software like Safari. ( I can actually make Firefox look like Safari, and also Linux entirely.) I was talking about people thinking that Chrome is the only browser that exists. (Chrome is supported in Linux anyway(but I won’t use it.).)Exactly. There's this thing called “options”. You don't have to use the proprietary software made by big corporations.The problem of Linux is that it doesn’t have wide application support, which is why the percentage is low, which is why it doesn’t have wide application support, which is why the percentage is low, and vise versa.What kind of stuff would you want to do on Linux?
For general document editing, there is LibreOffice and OpenOffice
For gaming, there is Proton and WINE
For programming, there is massive support for code editors, compilers, and interpreters
I am a guy who codes weird stuff. Don’t check my GitHub only if you want stupid HTML pages (or something to host them). Check my platformer if you want to see something to see.
Profiles: GitHub.
You won't understand stuff in my signature because I talk about stuff in the ATs (Advanced Topics).
Check out this song for @griffpatch https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/887382049/
- zaid1442011
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Scratcher
500+ posts
Linux
I know I was just talking about people who think there are no alternatives to the service to use.The problem of Linux is that it doesn’t have wide application support, which is why the percentage is low, which is why it doesn’t have wide application support, which is why the percentage is low, and vise versa.What kind of stuff would you want to do on Linux?
For general document editing, there is LibreOffice and OpenOffice
For gaming, there is Proton and WINE
For programming, there is massive support for code editors, compilers, and interpreters
I found that Steam supports Linux. What is Proton and WINE.
And the software I use has Linux support anyway, but I can’t install anything on 20GB remaining laptop. Not even Linux itself.
I am a guy who codes weird stuff. Don’t check my GitHub only if you want stupid HTML pages (or something to host them). Check my platformer if you want to see something to see.
Profiles: GitHub.
You won't understand stuff in my signature because I talk about stuff in the ATs (Advanced Topics).
Check out this song for @griffpatch https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/887382049/
- ScratchcatandGobo
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Wine is a program that allows you to run Windows programs on Linux. Proton does the same, but for games.I know I was just talking about people who think there are no alternatives to the service to use.The problem of Linux is that it doesn’t have wide application support, which is why the percentage is low, which is why it doesn’t have wide application support, which is why the percentage is low, and vise versa.What kind of stuff would you want to do on Linux?
For general document editing, there is LibreOffice and OpenOffice
For gaming, there is Proton and WINE
For programming, there is massive support for code editors, compilers, and interpreters
I found that Steam supports Linux. What is Proton and WINE.
And the software I use has Linux support anyway, but I can’t install anything on 20GB remaining laptop. Not even Linux itself.
Yeah, but at least we've learned something today… that every moment of our life should be lived to the fullest because it can be very long or very short, my friend. - Gumball
I felt like I wanted to develop games on here, so I won't leave! (for now)
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- ScratchcatandGobo
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I want to make a simple Linux distro. What should I base it off? (I want a basic non-gui Linux distro that DOESN'T NEED ETHERNET. My parents hate ethernet for some reason.)
Yeah, but at least we've learned something today… that every moment of our life should be lived to the fullest because it can be very long or very short, my friend. - Gumball
I felt like I wanted to develop games on here, so I won't leave! (for now)
(last edited 2/8/24)
- applejuiceproduc
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I want to make a simple Linux distro. What should I base it off? (I want a basic non-gui Linux distro that DOESN'T NEED ETHERNET. My parents hate ethernet for some reason.)arch because archiso and you can make it work pretty easily with wifi
That's if you want to make an iso with it, if you don't then it really doesn't matter, although arch is pretty barebones.
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- PPPDUD
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I want to make a simple Linux distro. What should I base it off? (I want a basic non-gui Linux distro that DOESN'T NEED ETHERNET. My parents hate ethernet for some reason.)Perhaps Arch. It's a simple distro without a GUI that has a package manager and terminal and login screen built in.
Fun fact: If you have malware on a Windows NT device, it's possible that deleting system32 will severely damage the malware. It will also damage your Windows install.
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- ScratchcatandGobo
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I just installed arch with XFCE
Yeah, but at least we've learned something today… that every moment of our life should be lived to the fullest because it can be very long or very short, my friend. - Gumball
I felt like I wanted to develop games on here, so I won't leave! (for now)
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- ajskateboarder
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Don't most, if not all Linux distros have login screens?I want to make a simple Linux distro. What should I base it off? (I want a basic non-gui Linux distro that DOESN'T NEED ETHERNET. My parents hate ethernet for some reason.)Perhaps Arch. It's a simple distro without a GUI that has a package manager and terminal and login screen built in.
- PPPDUD
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Not all of them.Don't most, if not all Linux distros have login screens?I want to make a simple Linux distro. What should I base it off? (I want a basic non-gui Linux distro that DOESN'T NEED ETHERNET. My parents hate ethernet for some reason.)Perhaps Arch. It's a simple distro without a GUI that has a package manager and terminal and login screen built in.
Fun fact: If you have malware on a Windows NT device, it's possible that deleting system32 will severely damage the malware. It will also damage your Windows install.
Help keep this topic alive!
The rest of my signature was eaten by an evil kumquat attacked by a terrible president who ate my banana shot down this signature instead of shooting down the TikTok Cell Tower white balloon that probably had a camera bundled with it.
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- MagicCrayon9342
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All Linux distributions TTYs. These present a login screen. Also, Arch only doesn't have a GUI if the user hasn't installed one. It doesn't have a standard out of the box configuration, its how the user sets it up.Not all of them.Don't most, if not all Linux distros have login screens?I want to make a simple Linux distro. What should I base it off? (I want a basic non-gui Linux distro that DOESN'T NEED ETHERNET. My parents hate ethernet for some reason.)Perhaps Arch. It's a simple distro without a GUI that has a package manager and terminal and login screen built in.
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- sf97ahgf
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Technically no, as in rare cases some distros set /bin/sh as the init.All Linux distributions TTYs. These present a login screen. Also, Arch only doesn't have a GUI if the user hasn't installed one. It doesn't have a standard out of the box configuration, its how the user sets it up.Not all of them.Don't most, if not all Linux distros have login screens?I want to make a simple Linux distro. What should I base it off? (I want a basic non-gui Linux distro that DOESN'T NEED ETHERNET. My parents hate ethernet for some reason.)Perhaps Arch. It's a simple distro without a GUI that has a package manager and terminal and login screen built in.
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“The Heavy is a Spy.”
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“The Sniper is a Spy.”
“That Spy is an enemy!”
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- TheSecondGilbert
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We all know what things we like on Linux (that's why we like using them, aren't we?)
But what are the things you don't like about Linux? (and other OSes other than the Big Two, I guess)
But what are the things you don't like about Linux? (and other OSes other than the Big Two, I guess)
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- __Falcon-Games__
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Scratcher
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the best os.
We all know what things we like on Linux (that's why we like using them, aren't we?)It could be more user-friendly for non-technical people.
But what are the things you don't like about Linux? (and other OSes other than the Big Two, I guess)
Last edited by __Falcon-Games__ (Aug. 20, 2023 11:55:22)
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- -ElectronicArts-
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the best os.Yeah like arch. but Ubuntu is user-friendly.We all know what things we like on Linux (that's why we like using them, aren't we?)It could be more user-friendly for non-technical people.
But what are the things you don't like about Linux? (and other OSes other than the Big Two, I guess)
- __Falcon-Games__
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By the way I use MacOS but if my parents would get me Linux then I would switch to that. I have gotten experience with Unix because of using MacOS.the best os.Yeah like arch. but Ubuntu is user-friendly.We all know what things we like on Linux (that's why we like using them, aren't we?)It could be more user-friendly for non-technical people.
But what are the things you don't like about Linux? (and other OSes other than the Big Two, I guess)
Last edited by __Falcon-Games__ (Aug. 20, 2023 13:58:45)
Try out Noml!
- zaid1442011
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Scratcher
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You can use a VM or search YouTube for a tutorial on installing Linux for Macs.By the way I use MacOS but if my parents would get me Linux then I would switch to that. I have gotten experience with Unix because of using MacOS.the best os.Yeah like arch. but Ubuntu is user-friendly.We all know what things we like on Linux (that's why we like using them, aren't we?)It could be more user-friendly for non-technical people.
But what are the things you don't like about Linux? (and other OSes other than the Big Two, I guess)
I am a guy who codes weird stuff. Don’t check my GitHub only if you want stupid HTML pages (or something to host them). Check my platformer if you want to see something to see.
Profiles: GitHub.
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- davidtheplatform
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This is more of a gnome thing but windows are grouped together in the alt-tab menu. MacOS also does this and its stupid.
Also USB headphones don't work for some reason. Interestingly on windows the 8mm jack doesn't work but it does in linux
Also USB headphones don't work for some reason. Interestingly on windows the 8mm jack doesn't work but it does in linux
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