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will_z_j wrote:
BreadcatGames wrote:
will_z_j wrote:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IBM_and_World_War_II It is true.

-ElectronicArts-

will_z_j wrote:
BreadcatGames wrote:
will_z_j wrote:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IBM_and_World_War_II It is true.

uh what?

yooit_32

bump

ThatCoder77471

Windows is stupid.

applejuiceproduc

ThatCoder77471 wrote:
Windows is stupid.

Agreed

yooit_32

applejuiceproduc wrote:
ThatCoder77471 wrote:
Windows is stupid.
Agreed

+1.

su much bloat
cant get rid of edge
tiny core linux is better
the kernel itself is better

WojtekGame

ThatCoder77471 wrote:
Windows is stupid.

nope, just Microsoft broke it, but you know there are Scratchers that use it, for example myself as i use Windows literally a long time.

ajskateboarder

yooit_32 wrote:
tiny core linux is better

+1

applejuiceproduc

ajskateboarder wrote:
yooit_32 wrote:
tiny core linux is better
+1

+0.5

Other linux distros are better, but anything is better than windows.

yooit_32

applejuiceproduc wrote:
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ajskateboarder wrote:
yooit_32 wrote:
tiny core linux is better
+1
+0.5

Other linux distros are better, but anything is better than windows.

ik
it was a hyperbole

pkhead

I made my own operating system. It prints hello world to the terminal. Pretty crazy.

yooit_32

pkhead wrote:
I made my own operating system. It prints hello world to the terminal. Pretty crazy.

I know, right?
It's so hard to make one these days.

2tables

C:\Windows\system32> wininit

applejuiceproduc

yooit_32 wrote:
pkhead wrote:
I made my own operating system. It prints hello world to the terminal. Pretty crazy.
I know, right?
It's so hard to make one these days.

I mean, it was even harder in the old days, and printing hello world isn't that hard if you have a guide… Unless it was on real hardware.

alwayspaytaxes

pkhead wrote:
I made my own operating system. It prints hello world to the terminal. Pretty crazy.

$ echo '#!/bin/bash\necho "hello world"' > os
$ chmod +x os
$ ./os
hello world

applejuiceproduc

alwayspaytaxes wrote:
pkhead wrote:
I made my own operating system. It prints hello world to the terminal. Pretty crazy.
$ echo '#!/bin/bash\necho "hello world"' > os
$ chmod +x os
$ ./os
hello world

umm that's a program, not an OS. This is how to make a hello world OS…

yooit_32

2tables wrote:
C:\Windows\system32> wininit

i tried it once
my computer was never the same again.

gilbert_given_189

applejuiceproduc wrote:
yooit_32 wrote:
pkhead wrote:
I made my own operating system. It prints hello world to the terminal. Pretty crazy.
I know, right?
It's so hard to make one these days.
I mean, it was even harder in the old days, and printing hello world isn't that hard if you have a guide… Unless it was on real hardware.

Does it though? I imagine it's easier in the past since there's less aspects of the architectures you need to worry about.

applejuiceproduc

gilbert_given_189 wrote:
applejuiceproduc wrote:
yooit_32 wrote:
pkhead wrote:
I made my own operating system. It prints hello world to the terminal. Pretty crazy.
I know, right?
It's so hard to make one these days.
I mean, it was even harder in the old days, and printing hello world isn't that hard if you have a guide… Unless it was on real hardware.
Does it though? I imagine it's easier in the past since there's less aspects of the architectures you need to worry about.

I guess

INSERT-USER_NAME

I'm considering switching to some version of Linux when I can, Windows 11 isn't looking that good and I haven't even used it yet.

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