>>106499598
Is it possible to completely get rid of things like gtk or freedesktop stuff in a Linux system? ever since the xlibre drama I've been curious if it's possible to make the ultimate chud Linux os, completely free of bloat or redhatware. This is mostly a thought experiment, I just think it's funny to see how dependent all modern Linux distributions are on things like systemd, xdg, gtk, etc. and wanted to see if an alternative is even possible (without having to resort to BSD or something).

>>60828110
too much

>>60574462
>>60575873
Fucking tourist scum.
Suicide and make it stacks were and will always be 100 and 1000.
If you bitch asses were here back in the glory days of moonman you'd know. I fucking hate you newbies for moving the goalpost further and further way with each thread.
ICP is going to $2000 you God damn mongrel sons of bitches.

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