>he uses Arch
>he thinks he's a minimalist
Why aren't you upgrading from Arch GNU/Linux to Alpine Linux?
>the base system in Alpine Linux is designed to be only 4-5 MB in size (excluding the kernel). This allows very small Linux containers around 8 MB in size, while a minimal install to disk might be around 130 MB.
>>51995819
Might as well use it on a calculator
>>51995819
Also
>2016-1
>Still illya
Upgrade your loli first
>>51995819
Because Arch is an established OS and I don't have to worry about the hobbyist developer of my OS quitting due to depression. As a bonus it also has good documentation and an active community.
>>51995875
>Alpine is not an established OS
>>51995819
because I don't use gnu/lincuck as a daily driver.
>>51995911
Alpine Linux is not a GNU distribution
It does not use the GNU libc or GNU coreutils
>>51995819
>He uses alpine
N E E T
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>>51995920
>https://pkgs.alpinelinux.org/package/main/x86_64/binutils
>https://pkgs.alpinelinux.org/package/main/x86_64/gnupg1
>https://pkgs.alpinelinux.org/package/main/x86/bash
>https://pkgs.alpinelinux.org/package/main/x86_64/gawk
>https://pkgs.alpinelinux.org/package/main/x86_64/patch
all GNU, all required to have a working distro, if you want GNU free your only option is to switch to BSD
>>51995984
Alpine does not install any of those by default.
>>51995990
enjoy your useless default install
>>51996011
So this is what he means by CIA Nigger.
>arch
>minimalist
pls, if i wanted to be minimalist i would use rock instead of computer
i install everything from repopacman -S *
on my Arch
>>51996041
>download alpine x86_64 install iso
>open it
>libattr is included
>libattr is 100% GNU
b-but I-I swear it's GNU free
>>51996065
>pacman -S *
>>51996084
libattr is not a GNU project
>>51996084
>GPL license makes a program GNU
The Linux kernel is also licensed under GPL.
Enjoy your bloated Arch desktops, /g/
>>51996065
>not pacman -S '*'
learn how the shell works, fuccboi
I use void (+musl) on my Raspberry Pi, tell me OP, are there any reasons for me to switch? I'm barley using 5KiB memory. Is alpine more stable?
>>51996271
Alpine compiles all binaries as Position Independent Executables with stack smashing protection and uses a security hardened kernel by default
>>51996225
>There are people who take bloat meme this far
>>51996065
What would happen, if you would have the space for this?
>>51997238
It would try to install all the file names in the current directory, so it would just fail.
>>51995819
>openRC
seems pretty comfy
might consider it next time i need to install linux on my toaster
>Arch
>>51995844
Lolis are not meant for consumption! Consumerists there days...
>>51995819
That's a lot of floppies
>he uses x
>he thinks x
>why aren't you using y
>>51997954
How else am I supposed to feel superior over some anonymous autists?
