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hm_murdock:
That is important to some people. To some people, different things are important. For some people, religion is important. For others, it's science.
This... is no different.
Siplus:
--- Quote from: hm_murdock ---Why would you go to great lengths to replace OS X with something that is less? By leaving it in place, all you have to do is install a package manager, like apt-get, and install UNIX software. Then you run it.
Guess what? Go to an OS X machine and login as ">console"... and it dumps you at a text console! This is NeXTSTEP we're talking about here. It's a serious UNIX, and isn't meant to be taken lightly. This is the real thing... this is UNIX, not a *nix clone.
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I just tried to login as ">console"
did nothing
cymon:
Are you set to login by entering a name and pw? Or are you using the pictures? It just worked for me.
Siplus:
with the login screen set to username/password entry, '>console' places me right back at the login screen (no error, and the login prompt does not shake as if you entered info incorrectly)
piratePenguin:
--- Quote from: hm_murdock ---That is important to some people. To some people, different things are important. For some people, religion is important. For others, it's science.
This... is no different.
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I'd call it morality rather than religion, I'm definetly a science man and definetly NOT a religous man.
I find GNU/Linux quite-perfect. Mac OS X doesn't offer any really good advantages over it for me. Even if Mac OS X was free, which OS I use might-just come down to a flick of a coin. Mac OS X isn't free, so I think I'll stick with GNU/Linux. It's the obvious choice for someone who likes to use a computer like I do and gives the slightest of shits about whether the software they use is free or not (and alot of people here do (not alot, but a bit), I think.).
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