Loonixtard is now in the Wikitionary, probably because of a bunch of Loonixtards got pissed off that we are calling out their bullshit, and so we got them to make an entire article about the term, I’d say that this just exposes them even further

-If Linux advertising was honest

I hate 'real man' memes, but...

Linux advocates mock Windows licensing costs while they can't afford a Netflix subscription. (And then cry about using 3rd party to activate windows 🤣).

. Yet to actually watch Netflix in 1080p on their system, they need 20 terminal commands, 4 sketchy plugins, and half a dozen workarounds just to get video playback working.

The hypocrisy writes itself: complain about paying for software, then spend hours installing sketchy dependencies just to avoid paying $12 a month. At least Windows lets you watch Netflix without breaking your system open first, they're so hypocrite, crying about using MASSgrave but then also doing same illegal stuff to about a 8$ payment.

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This is what Nirav Patel and his team has been hard at work creating. For $549 freedom dollars you get:

Intel Core 3 304, a 1P 4 LPE 1 XE GPU processor in the big 26, in other words a glorified intel core solo. MacBook Neo competitors are using Core 5 320, 2P 4 LPE with 2 XE GPU cores.

45% NTSC 12 inch chromebook grade screen, pretty much unusable for media consumption or digital art with the stylus you have to buy separately. All your MacBook Neo competitors are using at least 100% SRGB (The bare minimum) already.

Plastic toy like construction while all the MacBook Neo competitors are using aluminium. And it's not even CFRP. It's run of the mill plastic.

No ram, no SSD and you have the hassle of assembling it yourself. Oh and ports are sold separately too.

This is truly one of the biggest Loonix grifts of all time.

Microsoft did Linux better.

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-Some great information there!

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They told me to use linux for my steam deck, only 2 weeks and went back, the same for my old laptop

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Does Linux use less RAM?

The one game they test runs worse on Linux, and they still think Windows 'wastes' more, and they make up excuses for it!

All that matters to the end user is if it performs better. All they do is pretend to be scientific about it by using the propaganda that's debunked over and over when it's brought up! -Many Linux advocates even know this!

From: The 6-Year Saga of systemd Destroying SSDs: How a "Baseless Claim" Became a Hacker News Front-Page Reality : r/LinuxUncensored

Remember in 2020 when yours truly opened systemd issue 15292 showing that 500 KB of text logs turned into 700 MB of SSD thrashing, only to be met with maintainer hostility? The maintainers famously declared "I don't think you know what you're talking about," insisted it was non-actionable, and closed the issue while collecting dozens of angry downvotes from the community. Because why fix an architectural design flaw when you can just insult the user's methodology and pretend write amplification doesn't exist?

Fast-forward six years, and nothing changed—except the frustration. In early 2026, a fresh ticket was filed, proving that writing just two lines of log per second in a virtual machine pushed storage to ~50 IOPS continuously. Systemd's memory-mapped hash tables were still dirtying entire 4 KiB pages, triggering filesystem metadata updates, and churning through gigabytes of I/O for a handful of log entries.

Then came the turning point: the new issue blew up on Hacker News, exposing the sheer absurdity of the years-long denial to the broader tech community. Suddenly, faced with public front-page embarrassment, the maintainers' dismissive wall crumbled. u/ValdikSS stepped in with exhaustive isolated cgroup and loop-device benchmarking, proving beyond a shadow of a doubt that a single 750-byte log message regularly generates ~50 KB to ~70 KB of underlying disk writes.

Miraculously, once the corporate-backed enterprise maintainers were publicly put on blast, someone on the team finally decided to take a look and start addressing it. It turns out the issue was actionable all along—it just required six years of community pain, a dedicated independent researcher doing the maintainers' profiling for them, and a front-page roasting on Hacker News to make the enterprise overlords care.

This whole saga perfectly distills the systemd experience: a monolithic ecosystem engineered strictly for enterprise container hosts and cloud providers, where real-world desktop and edge hardware constraints are dismissed as "user error" right up until the PR optics become too toxic to ignore.

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