Why Linux and Tux owner!

[stian]

Once upon a time Linus Torvald, a finish student read about Minix

And he figured the project laked a Kernel. He therefore started to create his own kernel called Linux. He started out small,

But soon grow larger and larger, and was loved by everyone

But the evil jerks at Microsoft

figured they wanted to piss him off by creating junky source code and closed protocols. It was so hard to understand, even for the developers that they had to made a movie about it:

But some funny games still runs at it:

But unfortnatly their security was ass:

And their stability

(Shows you how Windows looks like )

But soon Tux started to take up the fight:

first bring down MSN:

Then their flags:

And drinking up the last of Windows:

And for the last taking a pee break:

But at last Tux was finally in control and women started to look even better:

So be happy with Linux

And for Apple:

 

[Fallen]

figured they wanted to piss him off by creating junky source code and closed protocols. It was so hard to understand, even for the developers that they even made a movie about it:

lmfao

And for the last taking a pee break:

haha

 

[stian]

Sad but true

 

[Cykotitan]

 

[Paxton]

Heh good one But I'm planning buying iMac with Mac OS so basically I think MAC is good as well

 

[stian]

Mac make cool design. I give them that. But for the OS itself. Linux is superior to their old BSD based Darwin core! Mac was buildt for Virtualbox

 

[richux]

haha, made it urself?

 

[Paxton]

Mac make cool design. I give them that. But for the OS itself. Linux is superior to their old BSD based Darwin core! Mac was buildt for Virtualbox

U feel more professional on Macs

 

[Cykotitan]

haha, made it urself?

There is no original content on the internet.

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[stian]

haha, made it urself?

Well, yes. I doesn't own any creativity, but well, figured the images needed a story.

U feel more professional on Macs

Feel more professional running the most hardcore Linux you can get (Slackware, LFS, BLFS)

 

[Paxton]

Well, yes. I doesn't own any creativity, but well, figured the images needed a story.


Feel more professional running the most hardcore Linux you can get (Slackware, LFS, BLFS)

I would go for Slackware but it seems like it's a bit outdated. I would go for Ubuntu or Debian as it has good community. Well I got experience with Ubuntu, but wanna try something else.

 

[stian]

I would go for Slackware but it seems like it's a bit outdated. I would go for Ubuntu or Debian as it has good community. Well I got experience with Ubuntu, but wanna try something else.

I use Archlinux, but Gentoo and Fedora core works great too

 

[Znote]

Linux mint = easier to learn than Windows.

Linux Debian = neat C:

But Im sudo su noob D:

 

[stian]

Linux mint is just a "modified" version of Ubuntu, that got more stuff out of the box.

 

[Znote]

Linux mint is just a "modified" version of Ubuntu, that got more stuff out of the box.

Especially designed to be extremely easy to use. Etc they use GNOME GUI and got many out of the box features.

Just as Linux mint is based on Ubuntu, Ubuntu is based on Debian. Right?

 

[stian]

Yes, but keep in mind that Ubuntu gets way more seperated from Ubuntu over the years while Mint try to use the Ubuntu tree so they doesn't need to maintain packages themself. Esentially everything is based on Boot-root, Ydrasil or SLS/Slackware (changed name in 1993). Those where the first distroes. Before them, you had to compile everythign manually like with LFS (Linux from stratch).