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>that license

>>107735200
>permavirgings on /g/ who use troonix and BSDs larp jihadists
>meanwhile actual isis guys using old windows versions 90% of the time like God intended.

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>>107735200
cuck license

>>107735200
Cool thread, I just came here to see "pufferfish wit da big ass lip" I miss him :/

>>107735642
>actually taking the OP image seriously
autism

>>107735878
I heard he got filtered by the captcha

I left OpenBSD because it didn't run well on my hardware and I wanted drm on browser. I switched to Void with musl. I fuckin hate linux ecosystem so much, but my laptop is 15 years old and I need the speed. I'm.. I'm sorry.
I will be back when I get a different machine.

>>107735935
>my laptop is 15 years old and I need the speed
Try NetBSD anon

>>107735935
>I left OpenBSD because it didn't run well on my hardware and I wanted drm on browser. I switched to Void with musl. I fuckin hate linux ecosystem so much, but my laptop is 15 years old and I need the speed. I'm.. I'm sorry.
>I will be back when I get a different machine.
why not FreeBSD?
widevine is available in chromium (though you will need to compile from ports since it's not default)

>>107735935
Totally get your situation anon - would recommend something which would I would normally have never given a second glance - but did specifically for this exact same reason - x13 thinkpad gen1 amd. They're cheap and work 100% fine with openbsd. I didn't want to break out past the x230 and while it does work just fine its too slow. with the x13 and used bsdfreq keeping it at nice - zero fan - frequencies I can get just slightly slower speeds than the x230 on parabola.

>>107735935
>I _need_ DRM in my web browser so I can continue paying for content I could have gotten for free
>no, I refuse to set-up my own jellyfin and mpd server
>yes, I will praise any shitty Linux distro that bends over and takes it up the ass from big tech
>no, I refuse to learn how torrents, xdcc bots on irc or how usenet works
>yes, I'm a lazy faggot with shit taste in media
>yes, I'm too stupid to enable widevine support in Chromium
Ok.

>>107735996
for normal desktop usage use linux honestly at this point after my last stroke i use chatgpt to use my computer

>>107735996
for normal desktop usage use linux honestly at this point after my last stroke i use chatgpt to use my computer

>>107736272
just use fucking docker >>107736272
>>107736272
as much of a freebsd basedboy i am , you should use DockSTARTer / Saltbox

Genuine question: why not just use luynoox?

>>107736807
linux sucks

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>>107736807
Personally;
>Better documentation (man pages actually exist)
>Better kernel and the concept of base system (linux is terrible in both respects)
>Better support for foreign software/more foreign users/developers (mostly Japanese don't really care about any other non-English outsiders)
>Community consists of actual developers instead of LARPing faggots (NetBSD and OpenBSD)
>Tools are better for managing the system (sysctl, ifconfig vs. ip, coreutils are much better etc.)
>No constant churn of BS re-writes of existing software shoved in as default with zero testing only to be quickly replaced again in a couple of years. The stuff I used and learned in mid-90s is the stuff we're still using today
>Much much higher quality community to interact with IRL at hackerthons and cons
>No constant licensing autism
>No idol worship (even Theo gets called a faggot on a daily basis)
>better firewall/networking tools (pf is amazing and I refuse to use anything else these days)
>All the Win32/NT/POSIX software I need just werks
>Ports are much higher quality and better integrated with the rest of the system
>Meaningful security mitigations other OSs will never get or waited 20+ years to implement badly
>Installation of much easier than installing Linux even on laptops like thinkpads (nothing beats OpenBSD's installation script)
>Ports are better than anything offered by any linux distro (Gentoo is close)
>Community is actually helpful instead of being a discord server full of LARPers shitposting
>Better hardware support (no contest)
>Better drivers (wifi on OpenBSD is miles ahead of anything else)
>Best display server available (Xenocara mogs everything. NetBSD's and FreeBSD's Xorg is also very good)
>Most ports continue to offer a binary for GTK2 versions of software (like emacs)
>Solutions to problems can always be found in man pages or handbook instead of having to rely on random forum posts or a stupid wiki filled with outdated information

Many more reasons..