gnu stomping out the little pengui once again. hehe buddy get

install gentoo

unix is good

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>>56138258
>Google planning to replace Linux as the kernel for Android
>BTRFS RAID confirmed dangerous by devs and the whole thing will need to be rewritten from scratch
>Massive TCP vulnerability allowing traffic hijacking affecting most Linux devices and distros

It's been a bad month for Linux

>>56138650
>Google planning to replace Linux as the kernel for Android
Source? I'm interested in hearing more.

In any case, this thread was obviously started by a falseflagging anti-BSD poster

>>56138660
It's called Google Fuchsia

>Fuchsia is an operating system currently being developed by Google.[1] Contrary to previous operating systems developed by Google such as Chrome OS and Android, which are based on the Linux kernel, Fuchsia is based on a new kernel called "Magenta",[2] built on top of Little Kernel,[3] mainly written in C. Fuchsia is reportedly written in Dart, and is designed to run on a multitude of devices, including mobile phones and personal computers.[4]

>>56138692
So it's written entirely from scratch? I always found it weird that Google had so many ex-Bell Labs employees and they never really tried to do a follow-up to Inferno.

Freebsd isn't reakly better. The only usable bsd which stands a chance is openbsd but that one has very bad hardware support.

>>56138748
Wrong. Proprietary hardware has bad OpenBSD support, not the other way around.
If you don't use open source hardware, that's what happens.

>>56138796
>If you don't use open source hardware

Which is what, 5℅ of hardware available?

>>56138821
a lot more than you'd expect, actually

>>56138832
Post proof.

>>56138875
http://man.openbsd.org/OpenBSD-current/man4/pci.4
http://man.openbsd.org/OpenBSD-current/man4/usb.4
these are all drivers, i didn't include the pcmcia page because lol who uses that

>>56138890
Those aren't open source. Do you have the blueprint schematics?
>>56138821
Currently just about none of the hardware, but that simply means boycotting closed-source hardware, and making closed-source hardware and software prohibited on planet Earth.