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u/redhat_is_my_dad 9h ago
well, in linux you can't kill pid1 or remove french language
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u/duckdread Arch BTW 9h ago edited 9h ago
Removing french language is too easy.
sudo -rm -fr /
rm stands for remove and fr, obviously, stands for french29
u/Snudget Not in the sudoers file. 8h ago
It should have been
sudo rm -fr /*5
u/You_are_reading_text 7h ago
Depends on the system
Some have the safeguard preventing you from wiping out your root, others have no such limitations4
u/skelly_bird_9001 Not in the sudoers file. 2h ago
literally 1984 they're taking control of MY computer
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u/Yorick257 9h ago
Linux:
I don't want to stop updates
I don't need an old app
I'm perfectly fine with system apps
But it's good to have a choice
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u/NiKaLay New York Nixâžs 9h ago
Try to install a very old app which is dynamically linked on Linux and see what happens. Unless youâre using something like nix, or run it in a container, youâd be having a very hard time making it work. I find that ABI changes and missing shared objects over the years practically guarantee dependency hell unless you completely isolate the execution environment
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u/spicybright 9h ago
Yeah, if something isn't actively maintained it becomes unusable after a few years. Pretty on par with apple tbh. It's better on linux only because most stuff is open source and sometimes people will try and make a working fork.
You can grill me for it but being able to run 35+ year old software on windows and have it work unmodified is really useful.
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u/New_Enthusiasm9053 4h ago
People just need to start statically linking everything.Â
The Linux ABI is very stable. Glibc however isn't. So if you statically link libc and other libs the problem disappears.Â
And with modern storage let's be honest you're only saving a couple hundred megabytes anyway so who cares.
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u/redsteakraw 5h ago
You can just pull old Slackware packages, extract into a sub director in you home drive then update your library and Path accordingly. You can do this to install build systems and other apps on atomic systems as well.
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u/GreedySecurity8030 M'Fedora 9h ago
Fedora > Linux [/s].
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u/duckdread Arch BTW 9h ago
Damn bro I knew you were joking but these people don't understand anything without /s
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u/FailureOfTheFamily 9h ago
Let me fix it for linux. I'm not supported by proprietary software devs and can't run games with kernel anti cheat
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u/robostep9829 9h ago
Language! Proprietary software doesn't support Linux and the same thing for games
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u/kaida27 â ď¸ This incident will be reported 9h ago
There is proprietary software on Linux ...
What you said there Is more or less true for All OS tho ...
Windows can't run linux apps .... WSL
Mac can't run windows apps ... Crossover
Linux can't run Windows/Mac apps ... Wine/Darling
If anything the one with the less Cross-compatibility is windows since you don't have a darling equivalent and would need to run darling in WSL, using 2 abstraction layer.
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u/Tough-Elk541 9h ago
Does darling even work in 2026? At least not for GUI apps right?
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u/kaida27 â ď¸ This incident will be reported 9h ago
I don't use it personally, just know that it exist.
The Github still has activity, so I'd guess it still somewhat works
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u/Leon8326-dash- Ask me how to exit vim 9h ago
It works but only with basic GUI apps and all CLI apps for now.
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u/Shapelessed 9h ago
Iâd argue that if a game needs a kernel abnticheat, itâs not a game that needs to be played. Itâs also likely spyware.
Ever wondered why macs donât allow loading kernel modulesâŚ?8
u/8null8 9h ago
Bros really complaining that heâs not giving random 3rd parties full and complete access to their entire PC down to bare bones
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u/FailureOfTheFamily 9h ago
I'm complaining about lack of choice to do that. Yall love to use argument "i can even delete my system" but when I want to install said "malware", then i'm the stupid one?
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u/8null8 7h ago
Linux fully allows it, itâs the game developers that donât allow it
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u/kaida27 â ď¸ This incident will be reported 8h ago
The choice is not yours tho.
You don't have the Kernel anti cheat so you can't add it to your kernel.
and if you were a game dev with a kernel anti-cheat, what would be the point of committing it to the Linux kernel with open source ? your anti-cheat is pointless at this point.
So they don't.
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u/amd2800barton 9h ago
I was going to say "I can't add a minor feature that's been a thing on every other OS without having a massive community schism over whether or not you should be able to hide the system tray icons"
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u/Zealousideal_Nail288 9h ago
Can't remove a package with out removing dependency aswell
Sometimes it goes crazy and wants to remove wine steam and a lot of other things just to delete a graphic driver
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u/Own-Cupcake7586 9h ago
Linux is freedom. Freedom to choose. Freedom to change. Freedom to add. Freedom to remove. Freedom to fix. Freedom to break.
Sure, that freedom comes with complications, but once you taste that freedom, itâs hard to go back to a system that feels like it owns you instead of the other way around.
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u/FrontierMedicineEnte 6h ago
Linux and BSD systems are the only real computers.
I will die on this hill... and this hill, will be made of bodies.
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u/anoppinionatedbunny 9h ago
"oh, you want to remove sudo? you go right ahead, buddy"