Choose your post-Linux self-exile

[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.