Is Linux really that shit to where its creator uses a MacBook?

>>57943429
I don't understand what you're trying to say op.

Linux is not hardware

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>>57943438
You're in denial.

>Linux fags on suicide watch

>>57943429
Everyone know Linus uses a Linusbook.

>>57943471
I'd like him to teach me how to prevent the mac being either a frying pan or an air blower.

>>57943429
Low quality bait.
Article which this image originates is from 2012. MacBook is running fedora or something with gnome 3. Make an AMD/Nvidia thread instead next time

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>>57943429
thank you for shitposting.

>>57943429

he uses the hardware, not the software

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>>57943429
0/10

>>57943513
10/10

>>57943429
Its actually because Linux is that great that he'd put it on a Mac.

Linus only cares about portability, power, battery life, and high res screens, which ia why he was using a Google Chromebook Pixel last year and not because he thought the bother was superior to Linux.

He's the type of guy who's main concern is whether he can do the task he wants to do.
GNU/Linux started because of liberal thinking by Richard Stallman.

>>57943513
This bug was fixed ages ago, 0/10

He didn't create, he copied and pasted UNIX

>>57943608
Stallman is a hobo kike, didn't do shit and nobody calls it GNU/Linux unless they are joking

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>>57944407
I'd just like to interject for a moment. What you’re referring to as Linux, is in fact, GNU/Linux, or as I’ve recently taken to calling it, GNU plus Linux. Linux is not an operating system unto itself, but rather another free component of a fully functioning GNU system made useful by the GNU corelibs, shell utilities and vital system components comprising a full OS as defined by POSIX.
Many computer users run a modified version of the GNU system every day, without realizing it. Through a peculiar turn of events, the version of GNU which is widely used today is often called “Linux”, and many of its users are not aware that it is basically the GNU system, developed by the GNU Project. There really is a Linux, and these people are using it, but it is just a part of the system they use.
Linux is the kernel: the program in the system that allocates the machine’s resources to the other programs that you run. The kernel is an essential part of an operating system, but useless by itself; it can only function in the context of a complete operating system. Linux is normally used in combination with the GNU operating system: the whole system is basically GNU with Linux added, or GNU/Linux. All the so-called “Linux” distributions are really distributions of GNU/Linux.

>>57944395
>implying

>>57944395
Minix*
But Minix was a microkernel, while Linus made his monolithic.
Minix source code was available since around 1987 along with the book explaining how it all works (Operating Systems: design and implementation or something).
It wasn't copy/paste of course, but the book written by Tanenbaum taught him all the technical aspects.

>>57943429
implying you can't run linux on a macbook

>>57944486
>(((Tanenbaum)))

just use windows, don't let the Jews control PC's with their "free" OS'es (hint: it's a giant botnet)

>>57944964
Horrible ACPI though.

What does it matter on what hardware you run Linux on?

>>57943517
So he's doing a reverse hackintosh?

>>57943608
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>>57945013
What's the alternative to "Modern Operating Systems" by (((Tanenbaum)))? "Operating System Concepts" by (((Silberschatz))).

>>57943608
Stallman doesn't give a shit about hardware.

Only the code it runs matters to him.

>>57945594
>Stallman doesn't give a shit about hardware.

You don't know what you're talking about, of course he does.

https://stallman.org/intel.html
https://stallman.org/apple.html

>>57945586
> (((Tanenbaum)))
>implying

you can even install libreboot on a macbook 2,1 - so stallman would probably use it if you installed trisquel

>>57945692
All of that has to do with code ncluding the Intel ME, which runs proprietary firmware.

>>57943429
Because he's got money and macbook are nice piece of hardware.
He's not using that pile of shit that is Mac OS X though, but a GNU/Linux distro.

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>>57943513
test

>>57943457
>>57943429
>what is Darwin
you are fucking retarded

>>57943429
comparing software to hardware. good one op.

it's still running fedora.

>>57945013
>microsoft
>partnered with Intel
>not run by jews

Linux is good for limited resource computers or the enthusiast, or people looking in building specific requirements for systems. All of those people, and I can't stress this enough, are more than just a consumer and know more about computers than the average person.

The average person won't buy a developers kit for the Xbox one just so they can play games.

And the reason why all the good shit is compatible with Linux is because Microsoft got to the customers first. Doesn't matter if there is bugs or some shit is clunky before a fix is released a week later after purchase, nobody is going to want to spend time setting up an OS because they have other shit in their lives, like fucking and getting high or worrying about if their son might be a fag.

>>57943658
literally had to restard my computer after i counted on it being fixed

>>57943429
He is using Fedora on it in the picture though.

>>57943429
Is /g/ really that shit that an OP who doesn't know the difference between hardware and software can receive a non-zero amount of replies?

Linux is more so a project. Its not supposed to be compared directly with windows or mac os.

>>57943487
Done already.
No more fans + CPU throttling

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>>57949618
That feeling when I'm running the same hardware and distro as the God-King.

>>57943429
No. He installed linux on it and doesn't use it anymroe.

Also, I use linux and it's OK. macOS is definitely better, though.

>>57943658
what bug?

>>57947781
>Linux is good for limited resource computers
I'm running it on a chromebook and it's not that great. It really stutters when swapping even though I'm running an SSD.

>>57943429
Old outdated picture.

He uses a VAIO Pro for years already, a couple of months ago he was looking at the XPS 13

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>>57943429
You are aware that GNU/Linux can be installed on a Mac, correct? Do you understand the differences between hardware and software?

>>57943513
Hmm... What's this?

>>57943429
Is OP really that much of a fag that he doesn't know the difference between a device an operating system?

>>57951102
These guys post "freetard" and "loonix" here all day.

>>57950882
OSX is the superior OS why would you install GNU/Linux on a Mac?

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>>57943513

>>57952702
nice projection freetard

>>57953023
5 Starbucks coffes has been deposited to your account

>>57953369
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>>57953434
:^)

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>>57953369
>implying

Call me when Linux has real non-hobby tier software available

>>57953369
Kek