/g/ - Technology

Join us my son

>>71537542
>muh gomblexity

>>71519360
and this

>>71467731
mksh > fish
ps -aux > htop
ed > micro (Although micro is fine, I think Uriel would approve)
cat > most

>>71449534
What's the quote about being ironically retarded attracting genuine retards again?

>>71371663
Staying sane is bloat.

>install kde to see if it's still shit
>it's even worse than I remember it
>nigs on /g/ still shill it and insist it's "better than it was" and "uses the same resources as xfce"
>uses like 1gb of ram on idle (more than twice as much as xfce) and lags like a mf
>uninstall it and go back to comfy dwm

thanks for getting my hopes up retards

:DDDDD

>>70954138
This is now a three of liberdy bread :DDDD

>>70790811

>>69964085
GNU stands for Gnu is Not UNIX.

The UNIX philosophy is a meme.

>>69376137
The reason why GNU software is "bloated" (at least according to code autists) is because it deals with POSIX compliance and alternatives where POSIX demands absurd behaviour. This is why you have a gazillion different defines that modifies behaviour. Suckless eliminates this by saying that everything about current UNIX-likes sucks to begin with, so you should even try to be POSIX compliant. Just look at Plan9, the OS everyone claims is the perfect modern UNIX. It builds on the original UNIX philosophy from the 1960s and throws POSIX out of the window. They cling to archaic semantics such as "everything should be a file" and "programs should only do one thing". In reality however, POSIX is a standard you need to conform to. This should be evident in the adoption of Plan9 compared to the adoption of various BSDs and even Linux and macOS. There's simply no contest.

tl;dr Suckless are a bunch of angry trolls that think modern NIXes suck and that pre System III UNIX is how all OSes should be like.

write in C

What's /g/'s favourite C compiler? Also what's your opinion on TCC?

>>68153342
>harmful.cat-v.org
I think microkernels are a blast from the past too, especially considering how modern kernels are modular and hybrids, but you're literally posting a link to a satirical and deliberately inflammatory website.

Oh look, it's another edition of "I don't understand that suckless and cat-v were intended as inflammatory satire and not as a literal cult"

>>66189987
Then why did he kill himself like a little beta cuck soiboi then?

>>64383899
I ran the entire text of Neuromancer through that filter and pastebinned it.

https://pastebin.com/E9Dx52YX

>de sky above de bort waz de golor of telebisionXDD tuned to a dead channel :DD

>“id’s nod lige I’m uzignXDD” gaze heard someone sayXDD az he shouldered his way
drough de growd around de door of de Chat :DD “id’s lige my body’s debelobed
dis mazsibe drug defigiency :DD” id waz a Sbrawl voige and a Sbrawl joge :DD de
Chadzubo waz a bar for brofeszional egzpadriates; you gould drink dere for a
week and neber hear two wordz in Jabanese :DD

>>61706241
In the time OCaml got traction, its concurrency model wasn't so stupid. In the 90s, Intel and co. made the industry dream of THz single-core CPUs, so SMP and multi-core needed not apply in that concurrency model.
But the housefire fiasco of the later Pentium 4s (Brescott :DDD) put that dream to the ground. RIP OCaml.

>>61706300
>pic related

>>59399291
>children are more imaginative than their teachers
Not surprising, but also terribly self-reflecting.

>pic related
is my proposition for OP.

>>59255409
>>59255426
>Rust
Stale joke