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>Artix
>Void
>Devuan
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NixOS
Parabola GNU

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>Debian retards find some 45 year old tranny to work as a consultant
>He does nothing at all, doesn't even code
>A dev who has worked on Debian for 20 years has some shit on his blog that the tranny doesn't like
>He is fired
>Tranny wants another long time dev who commented on the blog fired
>He gets demoted and quits
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Dr. Geronimo said:
I pray linux devs get their shit together by 2025.
Lmao. Guess where pottering works now?
Microsoft <3 Linux, exclusively when it's a server OS or a Unix subsystem in a Windows install. IBM (who own RedHat who own Gnome) are more than happy to play along with this.
I've never seen M$ retrocatively remove features from a product to move everyone over to the half-baked new "solution". Wayland developers are more than happy to break things in X for "security purposes" and don't even get me started on Gnome.
We're in this confusing situation where the best way to target Linux is to just make a Windows application and 
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[Troon out] .rs https://boards.4chan.org/g/thread/98241231
[Malware] https://desuarchive.org/g/thread/98372780

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Quite frankly, that would only complicate things and cause 
fragmentation.  The goal of introducing Rust into the Linux kernel is 
to, possibly, have some new "leafs" written in Rust, such as some new 
device drivers.  No existing kernel code, AFAIK, has been planned to be 
rewritten in Rust.
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https://desuarchive.org/g/thread/98504564

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Anonymous 02/03/24(Sat)09:09:14 No.98802012▶>>98802150
File: Backdoor in the kernel 3.0.png (287 KB, 1074x846)
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Anonymous 02/03/24(Sat)09:21:58 No.98802150▶
>>98802012
My buddy worked for a Japanese Linux company for a long time and they were laundering MS patches into the kernel under their company's name. Turbolinux.
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Anonymous ID:S1rz7Li5 Wed 28 Feb 2024 15:01:58 No.460141718 troonix.png, 4MiB, 3825x7000
