maybe we'll finally move away from systemd now

If not, we'll always have BSD, which is better than Linux.

You don't think BSD will do the same?

Why recommend a BSD?

Tem esse negócio de armazenar a data de nascimento no Systemd para fazer uma verificação de idade no sistema operacional.

What the fuck man

They haven't said anything yet, but if they do, it won't be as intrusive as systemd. In any case, we'll have to wait and see. MidnightBSD has already refused.

might be time to switch. I've been coasting on my linux skills for a decade now

Because BSD—specifically FreeBSD—has always been better than Linux.

What BDS has amd what Linux has?

Hopefully. Fragmentation 🙌

Long time over due.

Dude, if Linux is open source, can't we just tweak the code to remove the age verification from the operating system?

I wonder too

Whether or not it can be removed is a matter of submission on the part of certain Linux groups; let us not forget that systemd has very close ties with Microsoft.

Linux is a kernel. Linux distributions bring together many components to create an operating system. In contrast, the four main flavours of BSD are complete operating systems; from the kernel to the system tools, everything is built by the same team. - FreeBSD - OpenBSD - NetBSD - DragonFlyBSD The eldest of the bunch is FreeBSD, and it is pure, unadulterated UNIX, unlike Linux, which is a UNIX clone; in fact, with systemd, it should no longer even be considered a UNIX clone, as it broke with the UNIX philosophy some time ago. For an IT professional, the first thing you notice when using FreeBSD is its consistency, reliability and excellent documentation compared to Linux. FreeBSD has always been part of my setups.

Thank you very much for your the ne. I'll take a look at it. I will completely switch from windows now that I have more time.

For your time *