Debian Bookworm the best Debian release ever :

[monsieur]

It's been a while since I stopped using linux, and moved to openBSD :-).

[Sheppey]

It's been a while since I stopped using linux, and moved to openBSD :-).

OpenBSD is probably my favorite operating system in theory but not in all practical use cases.

[monsieur]

OpenBSD is probably my favorite operating system in theory but not in all practical use cases.

For me it does the trick as I use it on old thinkpad x200 with coreboot+seabios payload, and it supports 100% free drivers, so no problem with anything on here.

[Values Voter]

Actually, I think the opposite is the case since some security features are only applied on bare-metal perhaps




Fedora sucks it might as well be owned by the NSA. Gentoo is pointless wankery and arch is for people who think they are elite but aren't.

It's amusing how you middle class types are obsessed with vulgar computers programs and fad techno gadgets. Computers programmers hold a low social position no matter how much money they make. Technology is tacky, archaism is classy!

[Sheppey]

It's amusing how you middle class types are obsessed with vulgar computers programs and fad techno gadgets. Computers programmers hold a low social position no matter how much money they make. Technology is tacky, archaism is classy!

[Sheppey]

For me it does the trick as I use it on old thinkpad x200 with coreboot+seabios payload, and it supports 100% free drivers, so no problem with anything on here.

Yes, it runs ok on my machine but the battery life is lackluster on OpenBSD . The latest version of openbsd has a lot performance improvements but in SMP etc.. but not in battery life whether through the ACPI system or whatnot. OpenBSD iss my favorite OS to administer otherwise though the man pages are fantastic.

[Sheppey]

It's amusing how you middle class types are obsessed with vulgar computers programs and fad techno gadgets. Computers programmers hold a low social position no matter how much money they make. Technology is tacky, archaism is classy!

Ok, mate, I guess you plan on moving into a cave like the knuckle dragging troglodyte that you are since AI is going to be the next biggest thing since electricity , genius.

[monsieur]

Yes, it runs ok on my machine but the battery life is lackluster on OpenBSD . The latest version of openbsd has a lot performance improvements but in SMP etc.. but not in battery life whether through the ACPI system or whatnot. OpenBSD iss my favorite OS to administer otherwise though the man pages are fantastic.

Ok you've got a point here

But I would never personally use debian because of the systemd virus. I have used Devuan before, and I had a good experience with it, but eventually moved to arch linux based artix or obarun.

Battery on my x200 is alright, there's not much difference between linux and openBSD, the battery life is pretty similar on both systems.

[Values Voter]

Ok, mate, I guess you plan on moving into a cave like the knuckle dragging troglodyte that you are since AI is going to be the next biggest thing since electricity , genius.

Spoken like a true prole pecking away as his computer the way a peasant used to work the field. A man of class is not obsessed with techno gadgets. I have my help handle all the crude computer work, it's not the place of a true gentlemen.

[monsieur]

Spoken like a true prole pecking away as his computer the way a peasant used to work the field. A man of class is not obsessed with techno gadgets. I have my help handle all the crude computer work, it's not the place of a true gentlemen.

Maybe yes maybe not, but this is still more productive than playing games on PC or playstation?, how many men do it? Dozens!