Choose your post-Linux self-exile

[jplebreton@mastodon.social]

@flyingsaceur something running on a PlayStation 3 somewhere in Cuba, maybe

[roses4cardinals@hachyderm.io]

@flyingsaceur Openbsd on PowerPC G5

[nuxi@hachyderm.io]

@flyingsaceur Plan 9 in a cabin in the northwoods

[cheekqualizer@hear-me.social]

@flyingsaceur

Childhood Super Nintendo in Childhood Bedroom

[flyingsaceur@ioc.exchange]

@yetzt yes

[4censord@unfug.social]

@flyingsaceur woodworking and goatfarming in a hut on a mountainside

[thankfulmachine@oldbytes.space]

@flyingsaceur this post is like a missile to my flashing weak spot

[daemonspudguy@app.wafrn.net]

@flyingsaceur@ioc.exchange

A/UX just happens to be my exact brand of both "works better than it has any right to be" and "cursed abomination doing crimes that are illegal because they are criminally crimes" so that's what I'm going with.

[cheekqualizer@hear-me.social]

@yetzt @flyingsaceur

Miubtain Cave is like "All your base are belong to us"-- so awesomely incorrect that it becomes its own correct

[gsuberland@chaos.social]

@flyingsaceur

> post-Linux

implying I ever tolerated linux

[inkomtech@infosec.exchange]

@flyingsaceur @curtosis @mdhughes yup. amiga pulled me off team Apple ][. GS was nice, but truly nothing close.

[grimmy@mastodon.social]

@flyingsaceur #HaikuOS on anything

[cascheranno@hachyderm.io]

@fbinin @flyingsaceur and the island. occasionally someone airdrops in a cargo crate.

[psf@oldbytes.space]

@flyingsaceur MS-DOS 5.0 in ROM in a HP #200LX on a sunny park bench.

#hp200lx

[cascheranno@hachyderm.io]

@flyingsaceur man, i stared at miubtain *way* too long (and googled it) before i realized your rt fingers were briefly one-left while typing mountain.

[gregatron5@social.lol]

@flyingsaceur @doofus_canadensis BeOS on a DIY Pentium in an abandoned high rise

[mathew@universeodon.com]

@flyingsaceur TempleOS on a Packard-Bell?

[mdhughes@appdot.net]

@InkomTech @flyingsaceur @curtosis I had it easy: I was an Atari 800 boy (see avatar) after TRS-80, then Atari ST, faster than Mac or Amiga, better compatibility, half the price.

I've mentioned before I'd be perfectly happy with a Falcon030 & MultiTOS. These days it'd need some network adapter like a FujiNet.