>>187319
I do photography, marketing and real estate, not posting that shit here for obvious reasons, but all through Linux. I don't even code, and since I'm on an immutable distribution I have literally never touched the console and don't feel like doing so.
>And what exactly is wrong with xlibre? technical reasons only btw I don't wanna hear you cry about the devs!
because X11 is terrible, the X11Libre devs are terrible too, because their lead dev in a Github thread accidentally revealed he isn't capable of middle school math.

>>187323
>Is that why they're using rust in the kernel?
Yes, Rust is a good programming language like C++, that's why they use it.

>On the other hand if you think about linux you either think about an unwashed homeless man with a laptop on a garbage bin programming, a penguin or a bunch of low functioning autists acting like pretentious faggots who think they have unearthed ancient wisdom by copy-pasting commands from the arch wiki.
I actually just think of normal people, funnily enough even with all of OpenBSD's "security", noone actually uses it, funny how that works - you say NetBSD is good for portability, but literally noone has ever used NetBSD (because it is useless) so this is unverifiable.
Whenever I think of BSD users, I think of unwashed homeless men with laptops on a garbage bin programming, because they think ipconfig is more useful than a laptop that actually runs programs you'd wanna use.

>nobody gives a shit if you „steal” GPL code
they said that until the Licensing & Compliance Team took down two massive corporations in the 2000s with massive lawsuits, and everyone has been on their good behaviour since.