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As far as I can tell, the main differences between oeprating systems is that they are all themed a little differently. For example, on Windows the "X-out" button is on the top right of the window. On Apples, the "X-out" button is on the top left. Another difference is that there's no start button when you're using an Apple. Are there any other differences you guys have noticed?
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not so far i have noticed, however, that the main thing they have in common is that they're all pieces of poo poo
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Oct 7, 2023 07:54
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well-read undead posted:not so far
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Oct 7, 2023 08:20
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some generally make it possible to do anything and others make that terribly difficult
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well-read undead posted:not so far close thread
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Oct 7, 2023 14:59
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some are good (freebsd) some are poo poo (windows me)
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AlbertFlasher posted:some are good get this guy outta here
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AlbertFlasher posted:some are good yeah they're called unikernels
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kernel are my favorite guy
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well-read undead posted:not so far
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Oct 7, 2023 16:44
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Some have really cool mascots like the plan 9 bunny but some are lame like the windows logo I guess?
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windows schedules like this linux schedules like THIS
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cant think of any, op. theyre all pretty much the same to me.
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whose to say op
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Oct 7, 2023 21:07
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yo, check this one out:
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some operating systems can play video games and others cant
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Oct 7, 2023 21:23
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ADINSX posted:Some have really cool mascots like the plan 9 bunny but some are lame like the windows logo I guess? they all have questionable unofficial (or official) anime girl mascots
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Oct 8, 2023 00:31
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Dijkstracula posted:yo, check this one out:
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Dijkstracula posted:yo, check this one out: I'm going to pretend I know what int 80h does
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Oct 8, 2023 02:59
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I kind of remember int 10h
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some oses are free as in beer, some are free as in speech
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free as in mattress
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akadajet posted:I'm going to pretend I know what int 80h does morally the same thing as SYSENTER (aka SYSCALL on AMD) but with slightly different calling conventions and wildly different performance characteristics depending on your particular hardware (e: would you like to know more?) The whole "multiple ways to invoke a syscall, depending on your particular flavour of x86" is partially why you see a vsyscall section in your /proc/pid/maps; the idea is that the optimal system call implementation is chosen by the OS and shoved into that segment, so you can just execute "call 0xffffffffff600000" and it will automagically do the right thing I mostly just wanted to dunk on "OS interface design by shoving new functionality into ioctl(2)" e: I actually have no idea how a system call happens on x86-64 though 
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Oct 8, 2023 03:15
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same
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dunno OP, none of the operating systems i use have windows to x out on them at at all. have you considered the possibility that all the operating systems you have used are a POS?
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Dijkstracula posted:yo, check this one out: lol
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some operating systems require you to memorize weird key layouts in order to control the windows and do things. Like windows key + j to change windows.
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echinopsis posted:some generally make it possible to do anything and others make that terribly difficult what if there were a zombo dot com operating system. what would that be like
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