Just use Arch btw
Or Artix ^^
Or, for the bravest and boldest: NetBSD.
Of course you run NetBSD 🙄.
(/s)
I actually don’t yet. I’m just planning to at some point :3
I prefer OpenBSD. everything works on that. the wifi is way better than FreeBSD and my USB headphones actually work on it.
OpenBSD and FreeBSD (and their forks) are out of the question for me. My problem with Linux is the LLM-generated parts of the source code, and NetBSD (and MirBSD) is the only active BSD without any slop in the source.
What exact issues have you found in the LLM-generated parts of the Linux source code?
The issue to me is that the LLMs used to generate said parts are trained on code from all of the internet without regard for licenses or legal restrictions—in short: it is stolen code.
I am of the opinion that this goes directly against copyleft ideals, like those of the GPL etc., by allowing corporations to take software under “restrictive” licenses* and exfiltrate them as proprietary, copyright software.
* i.e. ones that would require them to actually contribute to FLOSS instead of leaching off of it
DHH on artificial inteligence:
Not only they got good, they got amazing. Agents are better than me at almost all forms of programming. […] In terms of comparative intelligence here, I’m accepting that I’m becoming a little of a pointy head boss here.
he wasn’t much of a programmer to begin with and if you look at the repo for Omarchy…i highly doubt he touched most of it by hand. many scripts in that thing leave you scratching your head as to why the guy from Ruby On Rails would write that and then you realize “ah, yeah, Claude wrote this.”
it’s slop. it’s all slop. They also have well over 1000 “user made” plugins of which NONE are vetted, most are broken, and some just straight up exploit the users system. I found one that just straight up takes the users .ssh directory. It’s the wild west of idiocy amongst Omarchy users.
