Re: Old Hardware

Le 20-12-2024, Farley Flud <ff@linux.rocks> a écrit :

On 20 Dec 2024 21:00:37 GMT, Stéphane CARPENTIER wrote:
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Yes, and the good part is: as Linux is modular, if a module isn't
needed, it's never loaded.

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That's only for modules.

Yes. That's the purpose of modules.

There is still the core kernel which can be configured.

Which is configured. To be modular. Like that, only the required stuff
is launched by default, everything else is launched only when needed.

It's simplicity without inefficiency.

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Your fucking brain is simplicity *with* inefficiency.

Great, you improved. You see? It's not that difficult to use other words
than "idiot". I knew you could do it. Please continue.

What do you get with your computer?

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I get a kernel (without modules) that fits my hardware like
a glove -- and without choking security.

Yes. You inability to access websites is clearly an improvement on the
security of your computer. Too bad you need Windows to compensate for
that.

The mainstream distros (like yours) only provide a "lowest
common denominator" kernel, which is junk.

Which is fast, efficient and let me avoid Windows at home.

My benchmarks PROVE that

You mostly proved you don't know how to do a benchmark.

I get up to 37% performance increase over the junk distros,

You would need to install other distros to be able to do it. Which you
can't.

and to me that is quite important because I do SIGNIFICANT WORK

The only thing you do significantly is daydreaming.

but you do NOTHING.

Once again, it's not relevant. You claim things about what you do. It's
unrelated with what I do.

So shut your ignoramus mouth.

Once again, I do what I want and it's not

Idiot.

Ah no. Not again. Improve. Be as you pretend: don't always fall back on
the simplicity to use the only word you know.

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