• @[email protected]
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    871 year ago

    Basically people will call really visually pleasing things within a hobby porn. Like on some places online you can find food porn, which is simply really delicious looking food that’s nicely presented( Yes it’s kinda an edgy joke to call it porn).

    But it’s not made to be sexual and no one except maybe 0000000000.1% of people( I don’t want to think about it) probably get turned on by it.

    Anyway back to riceing DWM and st.

    • Björn Tantau
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      31 year ago

      Now I’m thinking of all the poor people who like neatly laid out documents but can’t find what they want when looking for visually pleasing layout techniques.

    • Björn Tantau
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      31 year ago

      Now I’m thinking of all the poor people who like neatly laid out documents but can’t find what they want when looking for visually pleasing layout techniques.

      • @[email protected]
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        211 year ago

        It’s not just GNU/Linux what people show in unixporn: some rice macOS, some rice BSD, and some even rice Android. What do they have in common? They’re all based on UNIX.

        • cally [he/they]
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          81 year ago

          They’re all based on UNIX.

          technically not, rather, they’re unix-like since unix was a proprietary system

        • @[email protected]
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          51 year ago

          Ohhh I only ever saw linux, sorry. So BSD is based on Unix but is not unix too?

          Thanks for explaining.

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            Depends on what you mean by BSD.

            If you mean literally BSD, then yes, it’s a direct UNIX decendant based on the same source tree. However, it’s been discontinued 30 years ago.

            If you mean one of the *BSDs (Freebsd, netbsd, openbsd), then the relationship is more similar to that of linux, although there is still actual BSD code involved.

            Source: Former FreeBSD user.