@augieray i hate that voting has to be diluted to 2 choices, it shouldn't be like this

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@al1r4d true but i'm talking about personal desktop/laptop use

@al1r4d @ParadeGrotesque I've been linked https://isopenbsdsecu.re before, haven't read about it that much

@sleepybisexual mint is tired of canonical iirc

@sleepybisexual snap pushing, amazon controversy, advertising in terminal

@sleepybisexual yeah

@sleepybisexual i think it was pclinuxos at first and then debian

@sleepybisexual forgot about redstar. apartheid is a distro made by stormfront members for fellow racist morons to use.

@ragez n't

@teajaygrey "it might be correct. but none of my shit runs or supports a microkernel! idealism doesn't make my computer go brrr. you have to run what works for you" - some guy in the arch offtopic room on matrix

@bernd there's nothing that bad about systemd, it's mainly just hyperbolic arguments about trivial things

@jbowen right, forgot about that one

@ParadeGrotesque BSD is niche compared to Linux, Linux has a much larger community and therefore more people who care about documenting it

@ParadeGrotesque And Arch documentation probably has any BSD beat.

@ParadeGrotesque I've heard of OpenBSD having bad security, especially with doas.

@boilingsteam fair then, i see nothing wrong with nonfree assets

@itsfoss canonical needs to get their shit together

Why are there people that choose to use #BSD, #FreeBsd, and #OpenBSD over Linux for personal use?

@ragez not