From: Farley Flud <ff@linux.rocks>
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On 20 Dec 2024 21:00:37 GMT, Stéphane CARPENTIER wrote:


> 
> Yes, and the good part is: as Linux is modular, if a module isn't
> needed, it's never loaded.
>

That's only for modules.

There is still the core kernel which can be configured.


>
> It's simplicity without inefficiency.
>

Your fucking brain is simplicity *with* inefficiency.

>
> What do you get with your computer?
>

I get a kernel (without modules) that fits my hardware like 
a glove -- and without choking security.

The mainstream distros (like yours) only provide a "lowest
common denominator" kernel, which is junk.

My benchmarks PROVE that I get up to 37% performance increase
over the junk distros, and to me that is quite important
because I do SIGNIFICANT WORK but you do NOTHING.

So shut your ignoramus mouth.

Idiot.


-- 
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