File: howto_turn_windows_into_linux.swf-(276 KB, 550x400, Other)
[_] install windows Anonymous 06/10/17(Sat)00:26:58 No.3252554
Marked for deletion (old).
>> [_] Anonymous 06/10/17(Sat)00:49:22 No.3252560
Okay, geez! I didn't know you were ahead of us! No need to play the whole demo, man!
>> [_] Anonymous 06/10/17(Sat)01:04:20 No.3252563
>AIM at the end
how old is this?
>> [_] SAGE 06/10/17(Sat)01:24:40 No.3252571
>>3252563
Last fucking week.
NOW is there any confusion as to why Windoze became the de-facto OS of Earth?
>> [_] Anonymous 06/10/17(Sat)02:31:15 No.3252590
this music is weirdly charming
>> [_] Anonymous 06/10/17(Sat)03:11:20 No.3252595
>>3252590
it's from a little old casio keyboard. I used to own it and am now flashing back hard. I used to
pretend I was Freddie Mercury. God, I was a weird little faggot
>> [_] Anonymous 06/10/17(Sat)03:41:57 No.3252601
>>3252560
>>3252590
>>3252595
http://www.homestarrunner.com/sbemail72.html
>> [_] Anonymous 06/10/17(Sat)04:41:37 No.3252610
>>3252595
Now you're just a grown up faggot
>> [_] Anonymous 06/10/17(Sat)11:42:12 No.3252675
I guess this was true, when communism was still a thing,
but nowadays, I'd take any linux distro over modern day windows every day.
>> [_] Anonymous 06/10/17(Sat)16:06:43 No.3252729
>>3252675
It's still true in 2017.
>> [_] Anonymous 06/10/17(Sat)22:12:14 No.3252790
Sour grapes much
Steps debunked:
1. No file extensions:
File extensions are completely arbitrary wastes of space and the idea of tying you down to one
program for each file type is dumb, simply probing a file with the `file` command can tell you
100* more than a file extension and is just as fast when scrolling through a folder
2. The registry:
Instead of needing proprietary bullshit that requires 1000 lines of Pajeet code to interact with
anything, GNU/Linux uses files for literally everything as it provides a nice standard to allow
everything to interact seamlessly without having to write thousands of lines of glue to get two
things talking. As far as the naming schemes go, once you work with it for at least a week
(something this author clearly did not) it all starts to make sense
Linux subscribes to recall over recognition, it treats the user as capable and expects them to be
able remember naming schemes and shortcuts as well as concise commands.
It might be fun typing out `copy` because it's easy to remember to the first 20 times but after a
year or so you'd much rather type `cp`
Ok this is /f/ not /g/ I can't really be fucked going on but real quick:
GNU/Linux font rendering is objectively 100 times better than Windows font rendering, this isn't
even up for debate go check google images
At least with GNU/Linux you have a choice of what kind of window manager you want not just
"here's DWM, it's shit and crashes all the time but have fun lol"
"hurr durr da communists don't want da NSA backdoors in the systems" isn't getting dignified with
a proper response
