Choose your post-Linux self-exile

[curtosis@lingo.lol]

@mdhughes @flyingsaceur Now you’re making me want to set up my Indigo2 SOLID again.

[curtosis@lingo.lol]

@flyingsaceur @mdhughes I loved my IIgs.

[juliarez@chaos.social]

@flyingsaceur

FreeRTOS on an ESP32 at Vermilion Sands.

[jn@boopsnoot.de]

@flyingsaceur custom Uxn emulator on an RP2040

[zardoz@ioc.exchange]

@flyingsaceur voted project oberon but SOAR running an st80/modern squeak in Keash also sounds nice

[radicalabacus@hachyderm.io]

@flyingsaceur some kind of FORTH on a Z180, trying to explain to passing business people that this will 100% browse and edit structured data and run reports more securely and reliably than what they're using

[zardoz@ioc.exchange]

@flyingsaceur also theres oberon for the PIs but i am yet to debug usb subsystem borkage after the weird two of the weird shutdown it does

[mrdos@hachyderm.io]

@flyingsaceur Really tough. I want the log cabin, and I can take or leave OpenBSD, but I think I'd want to get away from the PC platform. However, I think you've hit on something with the pairing: a PC is ordinary, everyman, necessarily unpretentious. Not that you can't have a bougie cabin (chalet, anyone?), but that doesn't sound like what's on offer.

[cstross@wandering.shop]

@flyingsaceur @rakslice Wot, no Plan 9?

[maddiem4@raphus.social]

@flyingsaceur OpenBSD now, #MercuryMicrokernel someday when it's ready for dogfooding.

[flyingsaceur@ioc.exchange]

@curtosis @mdhughes I did too, but it was “we have Amiga at home”

[flyingsaceur@ioc.exchange]

@jn on a boat?

[jn@boopsnoot.de]

@flyingsaceur perhaps! i sailed with my family on some weekends when i was a kid, i would like to do it again

[flyingsaceur@ioc.exchange]

@cstross @rakslice Can I interest you Plan 9 on a DEC 3000 AXP in an abandoned airfield on a remote island?

[lea@sozial.rotierenderfis.ch]

@flyingsaceur Oh if that was feasible: Plan9.

[brouhaha@mastodon.social]

@flyingsaceur
or maybe Plan 9, on anything that runs it

[ptesarik@infosec.exchange]

@flyingsaceur z/OS on a z196 in a university computer room

[kroc@oldbytes.space]

@flyingsaceur 8-bits was enough! A 6502 or Z80 machine will do me fine.

[thomholwerda@exquisite.social]

@flyingsaceur HP-UX on PA-RISC or Itanium in a burnt-down data centre.

[wec@fv390.hs.bam.moe]

VM/CMS on an IBM S/390 mainframe in a mostly-gutted datacenter

wait why am i just describing my current computing scenario