COMPUTERS!!!!!!

@transience I did once. <:wholesomethonk:373550351082848267>

that's just an example

LTSB is junk-free out of the box
- no botnet (besides crash reports)
- no store
- no modern apps
- no Cortana
- no forced app installs

It's windows but comfy

Too bad they don't sell it to end consumers, the fuckheads.

But my forza horizon

eh i like the windows updates

what do I do so my shitty windows won't boot more than 5 mins 😤

what

also WSL exists now :^)

other than buying ssd

haskell is meant to have pretty shit compatbility with windows but eh

wouldnt you rather develop in a similar environment to the one youre deploying to anyhow <:thonk:288060975775612929>

how BLOATED are we talking about birb?

its haskell

that's what docker etc is for :^)

its 2018 dude

everything is just fighting for hdd priority from what I noticed, everything starts booting and it's just terrible

@AstroJannah very not really

subsystem for windows also kills all your headless processes as soon as you close the terminal window

because that's by design

@Droidbot I can get a free Windows license through uni. Will this be extra botnet edition?

just drivers, some essential work stuff and vidya but it works like shit

WSL is meant for development not for production

windows makes me want to reinstall the whole OS every month

i used tmux for development

you can use tmux on wsl

just dont close the terminal :^)

yes but when you close the window, it kills your tmux server

@kontroll if it's education, then it's rebranded enterprise version, which allows you to literally just turn off the botnet shit through group policy. Go for it.

Windows users are kind of like dutch people
Its one of the best things that can help us but we still complain about everything @Goz3rr

:^)

@Droidbot That's nice. I might install it on my new computer then.

kek

If it wasn't for windows we would still type commands on a 360p screen

@transience >Starting in Windows Insiders Build 17046, WSL supports background tasks (including daemons). In the past, if you opened WSL and started sshd, httpd, screen, or tmux you needed to have a console window open to keep those tools running. But, starting with 17046, these processes will continue running in the background even after the last console window has been closed.

cygwin doesnt have that problem but then you give up the package manager

owo what's this

admittedly, i havent used wsl since 2017

*hard bass*

yeah wsl improved massively with the cdreators update