fucking AGES ago

Wow oldfag

That would be 04

I remember buying a PC at around 2006-2007 and it had some Linux on it

First linux I ever tried was ubuntu 10.10

Windows support: (None)
Linux Support: "You don't actually need to do X, do Y instead."
"No, it doesn't matter that this doesn't solve your problem at all. Thread Locked. Status: Solved"

Wasn't ubuntu, was some OC donut steel one

I think it was 07 when we were still using 56k in the house.

All I remember is that it had some weird program that basically had stamples shit

56K, I remember those days

And Tux Racer preinstalled

Kek

Suprisingly browsing through the files I could see a HL2 E3 tech demo or something

I am barely out of them

Anyone actually get a job using linux?

Good luck with that. most companies are standardized on Windows

Linux-EduCD

Where my sysadmin bros?

@tgotr Oops too late

I'm the stupid guy who decided installing LTSB Win10 was a good idea on his gaming rig.

I have ltsb on my gaming VM

Works great

I mean, it's lightweight.

Kinda.

I like it

How is having a gaming VM in reality

@sum What do you mean

I mean performance wise

It's fine

Oh

I have a Windows partition, recently upgraded it to 10.

I get better block performance than native

Cause linux caches, and no surprise windows can't into good disk cache

So my IO speeds are insane

CPU is obviously lower cause there's overhead from the host and emulated hardware

I mean, I put an SSD into my T420.

Otherwise everything else is native perf

Just a 240GB SanDisk.

Even with QEMU or something

Yeah I'm using libvirt/kvm

Whatever type-x emu that was more native shit