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Hello fellow Anons I've finally come to the obvious realization
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2016-06-22 04:58:39 Post No. 55201066
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Anonymous 2016-06-22 04:58:39 Post No. 55201066 [Report]
Hello fellow Anons I've finally come to the obvious realization that Windows is a shit OS mostly because I hardly game anymore.

I've been reading through the wiki and it's been very entertaining reading about how the creation of GNU/Linux emerged from a myriad of flamebaiting personalities like many of the voices on this board. Are there any good documentaries on the boisterous personalities or development of GNU/Linux?

Also I am trying to figure out which distribution to choose for my OS. I don't really game anymore and mostly just plan to code in C++(to contribute to open source projects) and also to troll across the net. Are distributions fundamentally different at a core level or do they just have different packages of software included because that seems like the only differences at the surface.
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Anonymous 2016-06-22 05:00:30 Post No.55201087
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Anonymous 2016-06-22 05:00:30 Post No.55201087 [Report]
>>55201066
>Are there any good documentaries on the boisterous personalities or development of GNU/Linux?
Revolution OS
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Anonymous 2016-06-22 05:02:33 Post No.55201114
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Anonymous 2016-06-22 05:02:33 Post No.55201114 [Report]
>>55201066
>Are distributions fundamentally different at a core level or do they just have different packages of software included because that seems like the only differences at the surface.
Most of them are the same/similar at the core (GNU+Linux) but have a different set of default packages, different package managers, different repositories and other stuff
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Anonymous 2016-06-22 06:13:22 Post No.55201908
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Anonymous 2016-06-22 06:13:22 Post No.55201908 [Report]
>>55201066
I saw >>55201087 a couple of years ago. Naturally I had no idea what I was watching, but it introduced me to the free and open source software movement. Definitely worth a watch
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