Now that Linux is mainstream, I figured I'd move on to BSD.

>>56371758
TempleOS

Plan 9 from Bell Labs

ToaruOS
there's an MLP-themed "remix" of Toaru - PonyOS - for additional autismo

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>>56371765
hell yeah

I've actually be meaning to install this on VM but never got round to it

>>56371770
Too popular

>>56371765
>TempleOS
No Internet

>>56371777
>ToaruOS
Interesting

>>56371758
Kill yourself, NEET

>>56371801
>Plan 9
>too popular
uwotm8?

>>56371824
Plan 9 has been frequently discussed in nerd circles for years. It's far too popular. Almsot everyone knows it.

Byuu pls go

>>56371843
Yeah, but nerds talk about it like they talk about VAX, all talk, nobody actually ever uses it.

You can always use a popular system like Windows ironically. This gets you the same street cred as using an obscure system unironically.
Personally I use Windows 10 ironically.

>>56371758
‘Bare metal’ low-level communication scheme. “Talk machine code to me, sweety.” – your router, probably.

>>56371758
Install haiku, its sort of a beOS clone.

Haiku is a great OS to try out, but it doesn't have a lot of software. It will satisfy your hipster needs though.

>>56371960
Came here to say this

>>56371758
GNU Hurd
you also remain close to /g/ favorite GNU tools

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HelenOS

>>56371758
>Mainstream

Hiaku or plan9, obviously you hipster cuck

inferno

http://dz.ru/en/solutions/phantom/
Use phantomOS
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Phantom_OS

ReactOS or Haiku.

>>56372005
T H I S
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>>56371758
One of the assembly only operating systems, like kolibri or menuet

>>56372020
That looks pretty interesting actually

Rhapsody.

>>56372005
Is this possible/practical? Always wanted to give it a try

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>>56371758
>linux is mainstream
WHAT ARE YOU TALKING ABOUT NIGGA

>>56371920
most routers run linux

>>56373207
It is possible but not practical. Unstable and performance lags behind Linux. Nevertheless, both Arch Hurd and Debian GNU/Hurd are usable and work fine for average needs.