All chicken, no gravy.

I promise you that quite a few people do, and they all use Linux. Source: My actual life.

I understand the reference and I like the post.

Thank you!

Let me rephrase: After months of constant nagging by Linux users, Windowsers briefly tried it and found that their personal needs aren’t well met by either OS.

You make it sound like taboo was anything bad!

Linux just isn’t that good.

Also, no, you should probably not try to alchemically resurrect his late wife.

It is surprisingly decent, and you can control quite a lot of the taste by using a good amount of a sherry you like.

should the meat be thawed and cooked first?

You’ll get the best taste (and quality) by cooking the meat as a whole without any additional broth (mine was cooked with some cabbage, so much of the fat was just dripping into that day’s dinner), then skinning it (you won’t want more fat than absolutely necessary in your beer).

FAQ:

Why? I wanted to try a Cock ale and nobody made one for me.

How does it taste? Chicken, plums and cloves.

Are you insane? Yep.

Depending on the particular BSD, yes and yes or yes and no. (FreeBSD has a Linux emulator in its kernel, which allows you to run Steam.)

Windows is still unbeaten for gaming though.

OpenBSD, (unlike Linux) not being copyrighted by a foundation under U.S. law, begs to differ. Fuck the upcoming California law, I say.

If that’s all you took from my comment, I think that’s fine.

Honestly, despite me not using either of those operating systems, I much prefer the Microsoft guys here. They don’t try to convert everyone to their religion.

that I can configure however I want

systemd disagrees.

that I can leave whenever I want!

All operating systems, except (maybe) iOS, do that.

It is well possible (and even encouraged) to actively despise both Microsoft’s enshittification of its software and the harassments by the Stockholm syndrome’d Linux community.

Why does the kobold look like a pony?

Or we could finally have a good OpenBSD desktop distribution.

The problem is that most of the GNU/Linux ecosystem - the kernel, GNU, systemd, GNOME - are largely developed (thus, dominated) by U.S. companies. Repackaging U.S. software in the EU does not make the software “made in EU”.

European operating system projects, like 9front (mostly German), aren’t really for the light-hearted.

We’re doomed.