What linux or bsd flavor should I run in a VM if I want to read picrel alongside a working environment?Was thinking either FreeBSD or Slackware.
>>109430876FreeBSDLinux-based systems violate everything Unix stands for.
>>109430876WSL.
>>109431140Does he know?
>>109430876Linux is a VM
>>109431140Careful with WSL. It mounts all your drives under /mnt/. It's not isolated like a normal VM.If you don't want that, edit /etc/wsl.conf and add:[automount]enabled=false
[automount]enabled=false
>>109431356ngmi
>>109431356Nope, Linux is an astronaut! :Dhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=55rBIGOiMdo
>>109430876cuck license
>>109431941>tfw I can do literally everything I want with other people's hard work>tfw a random retarded anon insults the chad loicense that allows thatWhy are you so retarded?
>>109430876Any linux distro should work fine. The handful of commands that don't work anymore have drop in modern replacements, you just need to figure out what they are.
>>109430876FreeBSD would probably be closer to the Unix described in that book.
>>109431606>>109431940The Linux kernel provides a virtual machine interface to user-space processes
>>109430920Too bad FreeBSD tries very hard to keep up with all the nonsense that Linux does for the sake of catering to spoiled Linux users. OpenBSD and NetBSD are the true Unices.
