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#paranoidtech #nsa #opsec #mullvad #internetsecurity I love the goverment I love the goverment

Absolute slop edit #openbsd #gnulinux #gnu #epsteinfiles #paranoidtech @bacons93

Bsd better ngl No hate !!! @Nova tweaking #openbsd #kisslinux #windowssucks #windows11 #linux

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Today source based distros I like gentoo and portage and whatnot #linuxdistros #gentoo #exherbo #sourcemage #linux @bacons93 @/home/Libre-Davis @lumberjack @HurdCore @/Gnu/store/Arxidds @LinuxUNIXenjoyer @wildbeest.diff.xz Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc Anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore Idc anymore

Today Linux libre distros :) I didn’t try all of them but I researched I’m definitely gonna install hyperbola and yea #gnulinux #linux #guix #linuxdistros #linuxlibre @/home/Libre-Davis @lumberjack @bacons93 @HurdCore @/Gnu/store/Arxidds @LinuxUNIXenjoyer Warning here will be a Ai generated text Hyperbola GNU Linux Libre is a free software operating system based on GNU Linux and focused strongly on software freedom privacy simplicity security and long term stability Hyperbola is one of the distributions recognized by the Free Software Foundation as a fully free GNU Linux distribution This means that its software repositories are designed to contain software that respects the users freedom and its kernel is based on Linux Libre Linux Libre is a modified version of the Linux kernel that removes or disables nonfree firmware and other pieces that do not meet the requirements for free software This gives Hyperbola a strong focus on software freedom Users who want a system without proprietary software can therefore use Hyperbola as an alternative to mainstream Linux distributions that may include proprietary firmware or other nonfree components Hyperbola has roots in the Arch Linux ecosystem but it is not simply Arch Linux with a different name The project maintains its own packages and development decisions It has also incorporated ideas from other Unix like systems and places importance on simplicity and user control The distribution is designed to avoid unnecessary complexity and to give users a system that they can understand and manage themselves One important part of Hyperbola is its approach to long term support Instead of constantly changing everything to the newest available version the project has placed importance on maintaining software for longer periods This can make the system more predictable and can reduce the number of major changes that a user has to deal with over time Long term support can also be useful for people who value stability over having every new feature immediately Hyperbola uses OpenRC as its init system OpenRC is responsible for starting and stopping system services during boot and while the system is running It is an alternative to systemd and is known for being relatively simple and modular This makes Hyperbola interesting to people who prefer having a traditional service management system instead of using a large integrated init system Hyperbola uses a package manager based on the pacman family Pacman is known for being fast and relatively straightforward It allows users to install remove update and manage software from the systems repositories Hyperbola modifies its packaging and repository system to fit its own goals rather than simply following the normal Arch Linux repositories Another important part of Hyperbola is its approach to hardware freedom Because the project focuses on free software it does not intentionally provide proprietary firmware simply to make more hardware work This can mean that some modern computers wireless devices graphics hardware and other components may not function correctly without proprietary firmware Users therefore need to consider hardware compatibility before installing the system Hyperbola is especially interesting for people who care about the philosophy behind free software The project is not only trying to provide a convenient Linux desktop It is also trying to give users control over the software running on their computers This means being able to study modify share and redistribute the software that makes up the operating system The system can be installed with a lightweight environment and users have considerable freedom over what software they choose to run Because of this the amount of memory used while idle can be quite low compared with a full desktop installation However there is no single official idle memory number because memory usage depends on the desktop environment services kernel configuration hardware and applications running in the background

Last time eating minimalist ones idea from @lumberjack #gnulinux #linux #wayland #linuxdistros #linuxdistribution @bacons93 @/home/Libre-Davis Warning here will be a Ai generated text to get views GoboLinux is a Linux distribution with a very different approach to package management file organization and system startup One of the most interesting parts of GoboLinux is its package manager called Compile Compile uses recipes to describe how software should be obtained built and installed A recipe contains information about a program and explains the steps required to build it correctly This allows software to be built from source while keeping the process organized and repeatable GoboLinux organizes installed programs in their own separate directories A program has its own location containing its files libraries documentation configuration data and other resources This is different from the traditional Linux file system where files belonging to one program can be spread across several common directories The GoboLinux file system is built around several important directories Programs contains installed software Users contains the files belonging to users System contains important parts of the operating system Files contains shared resources and other system data The Programs directory is particularly important because every installed program has its own directory Different versions of the same program can also exist at the same time This makes it easier to keep multiple versions available without mixing their files together GoboLinux also uses symbolic links to provide compatibility with software that expects the traditional Linux directory structure This means programs can still find common commands libraries and other resources even though the real files are organized differently The result is a system where the physical location of software is much easier to understand Removing a program can also be simpler because its files are kept together instead of being scattered throughout the system GoboLinux also has a different approach to system initialization It does not use systemd Instead it uses a BSD style initialization system together with its BootScripts BootScripts control the services that should start during the boot process They can start stop and manage different system services This approach keeps the initialization process separate from the package management system It also gives the administrator direct control over which services are started The GoboLinux design is focused on making the operating system easier to understand by organizing related files and programs together Its package management system its file system and its initialization system are all designed around this philosophy GoboLinux is therefore quite different from common Linux distributions It is not simply a smaller version of a traditional Linux system Instead it changes several fundamental conventions while remaining compatible with much of the existing Linux software ecosystem For someone interested in learning how Linux works GoboLinux can be especially interesting because its structure makes many parts of the operating system easier to explore Its approach also gives users considerable control over installed software versions system services and the overall organization of the system The main idea behind GoboLinux is that a computer system does not have to follow the traditional Unix organization to remain useful and compatible It demonstrates an alternative way of organizing software and managing a Linux operating system

My opinion !! Idea from @lumberjack follow him #gnulinux #linux #wayland #linuxdistros #linuxdistribution Warning here will be a Ai generated text for views Adélie Linux is an independent Linux distribution focused on providing a modern operating system with strong support for older hardware and less common computer architectures. The project aims to create a practical and lightweight system while keeping the software environment clean and maintainable. One of the main ideas behind Adélie Linux is broad hardware support. Many popular Linux distributions concentrate on the most common computers and processors. Adélie takes a wider approach and supports several architectures. This makes it interesting for users who want to run Linux on machines that may not receive much attention from larger distributions. Adélie Linux uses the musl C library as an important part of its base system. Musl is a lightweight implementation of the standard C library. It is designed to be simple efficient and suitable for a wide range of systems. Using musl also gives Adélie a different software environment from distributions that normally use glibc. The distribution uses the apk package manager. Apk is designed to be fast and relatively small. It handles installing removing and updating software packages while also taking care of dependencies. This makes it possible to maintain a minimal installation without needing a large collection of complicated management tools. Adélie uses OpenRC for service management and system initialization. OpenRC is a lightweight service manager that can start and stop system services and control the order in which they are started. It is commonly associated with systems that prefer a smaller alternative to systemd. This fits well with the general design goals of Adélie Linux. Another important feature is the distributions focus on standards and portability. Adélie attempts to provide software that can work across different processor architectures instead of assuming that every computer is based on the same hardware. This can make the project useful for experimentation and for machines that are unusual by modern desktop standards. Adélie Linux also provides a desktop environment for users who want a graphical system. The project supports several common desktop and graphical applications while still allowing users to build a smaller installation. A user can therefore choose between a minimal command line environment and a more complete desktop system. The project is useful for people who want to learn about alternative approaches to Linux distribution design. A system based on musl OpenRC and apk provides a different experience from distributions built around glibc systemd and other larger collections of software. Exploring these differences can help users understand how the individual parts of a Linux system fit together. Adélie also places importance on software freedom and open development. The project is developed as an independent community project rather than being controlled by one of the largest commercial Linux companies. This gives it a distinctive identity and allows the developers to focus on goals that may not always be priorities for larger distributions. The distribution can be especially interesting when working with older computers. A lightweight base can reduce the amount of software running in the background. This does not guarantee that every old computer will run quickly because performance depends on many factors. However the ability to select a small set of programs can help users make better use of limited hardware. Adélie Linux is not simply a smaller version of another distribution. It has its own package ecosystem system design and development goals. Its combination of musl apk and OpenRC creates a distinct Linux environment that is different from many mainstream distributions.