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GUYS; STOP THE VIMIPOSTS got like all of them in the small period I‘m checkin jesus christ lord save us

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  • 6
    Vim is inevitable.
  • 5
    @RememberMe I use it almost every day. But who the fuck cares jesus christ use what the fuck works for you

    How about bragging shit about tmux for once
  • 5
    @010001111
    You mean like #GNUScreenMasterRace? I'm game.
  • 3
    @Demolishun
    Noooo, you can't say emacs without the stallman faithful crawling out from under the refrigerator 💀
  • 3
    @Demolishun a riddle
  • 1
    @Demolishun its cuz we are used to Elisp and Elisp makes people look shankable
  • 1
    @SortOfTested i know, I am about the only emacs user that loves everything GNU EXCEPT for Stallman. Can't stand that quirky mfker
  • 0
    @AleCx04
    How the fuck can you love everything about GNU?
    I mean, pretty much everything by GNU these days, is a bloated pile of legacy code and non-standard behavior, waiting to collapse and throw the world back into the middle ages, because everything is build on top of that garbage.
    BTW that's a serious question, I expect an answer.
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    @Demolishun
    Not at all.
    Let's look at alpine-linux.
    It uses musl, not glibc.
    It replaces coreutils,findutils,bash with busybox.
    It uses syslinux instead of Grub.

    The linux-kernel can be compiled with clang instead of GCC (thanks to the llvm-team for working on supporting the non-standard mess that GCC introduced).

    The only reason GNU is seen as a hard-dependency of nix is, that there is so much software that is build on said non-standard implementations and now no one wants to get rid of it.
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    @metamourge
    This. though unfortunately the first thing I usually do is re-add glibc
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    @Demolishun
    GCC (regarding mostly C):
    - inline function declarations.
    - extended assembly
    - computed goto

    Glibc:
    - reference counted dlopen
    - dlclose is an actual function instead of no-op (don't know if its still)
    - several abort-instead-of-report situations

    At least that's what I can recall from the back of my head.
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    @metamourge to be honest I was aiming more at "i love everything gnu emacs" rather than literally everything GNU. If i work with C and C++ in my machine which is normally academic stuff (read as in I have no professional experience in C or Cpp) i stick to the GCC just cuz I don't dig in deep as you probably do to know better.
    (which I really don't in terms of C or Cpp)
    Before GNU what was standard compliant thought? I am also asking seriously :V don't wanna make you think that I am being snarky or anything man
  • 1
    I only read devrant using vim and curl. How do I post, you ask? i use emacs, it can perform http requests
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    ed mustard race
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