I was going through my Miniflux feed items this morning when I saw a Phoronix headline: The Linux Kernel Looks To “Bite The Bullet” In Enabling Microsoft C Extensions. “I’m done with Linux now!” But where to go? At first I was thinking BSD but then I decided that BSD is too normie for me. About to wipe my EndeavourOS from my workstation and go with OpenIndiana.
(Note: I have no opinion on the changes to the Linux kernel, but I do want to give OpenIndiana a spin at some point.)
@naferrell
enable and using are different
Agreed. Will note in this particular case the technical issues are beyond my competence. I just tracked the original headline to set up my punchline.
@naferrell Again … Looking into FreeBSD now. Just moved a machine to Arch but anything having to do with Microsoft is cursed/not to be trusted..
I am interested in trying a BSD/OpenIndiana/Haiku on a laptop or the like, but I will stick with Linux as my daily driver for my workstation and daily computing needs.