If you use sysvinit or some other human-designed system you just don't really need documentation though.
Just should at some easily human-readable text files and you know what it's doing at every runlevel, can roll your own runlevels with ease, etc. I might be prejudiced just from it being the only one I've messed with to any real extent.
It's pretty amazing when you can read log files using normal tools like 'cat' 'grep' and 'less' and even copy them off and be able to read them anywhere.
Nothing really satisfying. I don't do too much database stuff (and never did).
...I was joking. .CSV makes Microsoft Excel look like a Fortune 500 SQL database configuration.
Flat file does in fact have its uses. Certainly, back in the 80s and 90s, it wasn't uncommon for small databases or statistical analytics applications to use csv or tsv for data storage. It's a well understood, easily manipulated format that can be hand-edited when necessary. The fact that a badly-written program might occasionally truncate the entire thing to a single comma is just part of the fun.
csv is a lot easier to cope with than fixed-length format databases in EBCDIC (plenty of antique datasets are still in this kind of shit). The file format is based on the punchcards used to tabulate the data in the first place.
I actually think it's ridiculous it isn't used as a universal format so simple that anything should be able to recognize it and import it natively without muss or fuss. It's like a word processor that can't open an ASCII file. One of the few good things about Excel is it has absolutely no issues with such files.
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Not only that, but FreeBSD has gotten a whole 0.01 percent as well, but I'm thinking this has more to do with the fact that Windows 12 is allegedly on its way and consumers are getting confused on what Windows version to use between 10 and 11, or just wait until 12 does make it.View attachment 5211023View attachment 5211024
It's a small crawl, but more people are moving away from Windows into other OS' including Linux, although majority of the Linux people are from Asia and Europe.
Desktop Operating System Market Share Worldwide | Statcounter Global Stats
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Even if you "jailbreak" them they're still shit. Most of them are gimped on the hardware level. Absolute trash in a way that even iShit isn't.
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It's a small crawl, but more people are moving away from Windows into other OS' including Linux, although majority of the Linux people are from Asia and Europe.
Desktop Operating System Market Share Worldwide | Statcounter Global Stats
This graph shows the market share of desktop operating systems worldwide based on over 5 billion monthly page views.
Right, because everyone is rushing to buy a $999 monitor stand for some reason.
i loved my chromebook when i used it
i hate that argument they have that item to get people talking about it nobody buys it people are buying the M1 macs im a linux guy but sometimes people let their hate for apple rot their brain
