/cy/ - Cyberpunk

>>3209
it's that bad huh :|

OpenBSD is amazing, but people haven't catched up because the average is retarded. You're not gonna hip with anyone.

>>3209
Lain over here complains about firefox issues but they are to be expected, that's what happens when you use retarded software. Sadly Firefox is a must most of the time.

Other than that, non-retarded software works fine and the package selection is pretty good if you ask me. You may find minor inconveniences on the software side and major inconviniences with hardware drivers (what happened to me).

Don't chicken from trying because OpenBSD is the easiest thing to set up

>>3211
I'll explain myself a little bit more:
OpenBSD has nice features and lacks a ton of features (which is good, actually). It has a nice shell and it's a true minimalist. The package manager has a pretty good selection of software, most good apps are available and if not, you can just compile programs yourself.

There are hardware related issues here and there, it's whatever. That's the only real holdup. If you can handle those, I encourage the change

>>3212
>true minimalist
I mean that it doesn't have SoystemD and the core of the system is extremely minimal compared to Linux.

>>3208
does any linux distro support CS6 or older physical adobe library of tools? yeah yeah big tech and whatever but they make a damn good product and it's nice to use

I don't know that a digital stimulant is possible. If you try to overload the brain sensors a la TikTok, you end up backfiring and causing lethargy. If you try to knock a specific method of sensory really hard a la Ryoji Ikeda, you really only end up driving the person crazy. You would somehow have to hit motivating neurons in a wide manner without exceeding their capacity and/or hit them in a way that inspires healthy action and not geeking out and collecting flashlights or something.

A bunch of colorful flashes and random sounds coming from a screen. This is what comes to my mind when I think about a digital stimulant.