iLinux OS Talk

From Ubuntu to Crunchbang to Arch to Manjaro and finally to iLinux!

append delete Animal

OK internets! It's been a hell of a ride distro-hopping but I've had enough of unstable distros, wannabe master of the universe linux "gurus" and psycho communities.....

After 3 years of linux use I finally found a distro I can settle in. Despite all the negative/hostile chatter about iLinux everywhere (that raised an alarm about fake news) I found out first hand that it rocks!

For a week I was testing it and I couldn't believe it... Now, after three months of using iLinux I am feeling as happy as I was when I discovered Chrunchbang many many years ago.

The stability, the quality, the interface, everything is great! Practically everything is setup and running and the user just starts to use the computer. Coming from the Arch and Manjaro nightmares I am now so calm using iLinux. The computer just works! No terminal, no isntallations, no broken things lying around, no endless searching in forums just to make it work. It just works!

A big thanx to the devs! You people rock! ;-P

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append delete #1. archlinuxfan

@Animal

Arch Linux is never been a distro for beginner, or who doesn't want to experience themself how to fixing stuff manually and go though all these manual installation steps.
Ubuntu is great for beginner, even this distro is just based on Debian 10 Buster, and the IRP version is Debian 8 Jessie and come with an extremely outdated version of Linux kernel.
You say that you had enough of "unstable distro"? No distro is unstable, that's just you don't know how to use it.
"No terminal, no isntallations, no broken things lying around, no endless searching in forums just to make it work. It just works!". Terminal is the beauty of Linux, it allow you to extend the freedom and doing whatever you want without limitations. "isntallations" here is a grammar error. Broken things here is you don't know how to use it. Searching in forum for troubleshooting is a way to help you learn about Linux and discover many new things about it.

Call this fucking distro a crapware, a real Linux users would not say that this distro is a good distro.
The creator is probably behind this user again.

append delete #2. Gentoo User

I Know Right! I Cannot Believe That People Use This Distro! I Can't Believe That You Can't Modify This Distro. The Creator Is A Dumb Kid.

append delete #3. Animal

@archlinuxfan

Let me repeat that, as you are a fine specimen of what I was talking about:

I've had enough of unstable distros, wannabe master of the universe linux "gurus" and psycho communities.....

I hate terminal I like iLinux, you like something else, fine. Go on with your life man!

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@Gentoo User

Oh I can modify it alright! If a kid really made iLinux then smart kid!

I like iLinux, you like something else, fine. Go on with your life man!

append delete #4. Fotini

@archlinuxfan

Has it ever occured to you... ...that people use Linux just to use their computer and not to learn how to use Linux?

append delete #5. root

@archlinuxfan + @Gentoo User

I sense a persecution mania in you so you better go check with your therapist before it's too late...

append delete #6. Animal

@Fotini

I agree 1000%. Exactly my point.

All those wannabe master of the universe linux "gurus" and psycho communities want to force you to follow their beliefs and make you follow them as if they were gods. I'll pass.

With crapy behaviour like that it's no mystery they are left alone by the majority of everyday Linux users.

append delete #7. i386

@Animal

Ahhh... Crunchbang! This brings back sweet memories... It was a great distro dude! So robust! You had to take your time and do a lot of twicking to build it as you liked but it was great for it's time! And in some aspects it still has a lot to teach to the devs of today...

append delete #8. Seraf

@Animal

Don't pay attention to the noise haters create.

Just use whatever distro you like.

append delete #9. Fotini

@archlinuxfan

You are talking for the Terminal in a world that 97-98% of everyday computer users don't know what Terminal is, they don't care and they will never use it.

That's how far you are from the real world.

You live in your own "Linux wannabe bubble" and nothing else matters.

Well guess what, the most easy and usable interfaces in history of computing (Mac OS, iOS) don't involve the use of Terminal. And that's why I love iLinux. Because it brought that ease in linux too. You install it and start working immediately. BOOM! And that's why you hate it.

I got news for you fanboy: GROW UP AND DEVELOP A BRAIN! THE WORLD HAS PASSED YOU BY.

append delete #10. archlinuxfan

@Fotini

Has it ever occured to you... ...that people use Linux just to use their computer and not to learn how to use Linux?

***They would better use Windows***

most easy and usable interfaces in history of computing (Mac OS, iOS) don't involve the use of Terminal

macOS, iOS or any Darwin-based system doesn't involve the use of Terminal? Then why it's here LOL?!? If you don't like it, fine. But other like it, that's your shitty opinion.

@Seraf @Fotini @i386 @Animal @root
You guys are just the creator but with different username lol.

append delete #11. Fotini

@archlinuxfan

You are such a stupid brain-handicapped lameass!

You can't have a normal dialog with facts.

Stick to your "Linux wannabe bubble" if for you it's only "Terminal or Windows".

The Terminal exists in Linux, macOS and Windows in case it is needed. But, you know(?!), there is GUI since 1984 for the everyday user. And GUI was invented to MAKE COMPUTERS EASY TO USE.

Next you will tell us that you use your Smartphone with Terminal and without GUI! LMAO TO THAT!!!!!!

You can come here everyday and vomit your usual bullshit but no matter what you say we use iLinux and we love it!

You are no different from Bill Gates. You have the Windows/Totalitarian mentality with a Linux mask.

Get a life thug...

append delete #12. Linux Soul

Haters gonna hate...

Arch users use Arch BTW...

No big deal...

Life is so beautiful to waste time on fanatics...

append delete #13. Seraf

@archlinuxfan

If you realise that you are a fanatic, there may be hope for you.

But probably you are a paid "Linux Community Mafia" thug as @root and @fotini said.

append delete #14. root

A Culture Problem in Arch Linux

https://opguides.info/posts/wtfarch/

append delete #15. iLinux Moderator

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append delete #16. iLinux Creator

@iLinux Moderator

Posing as "iLinux Moderator" won't get you anywhere.

This Community is a "Censorship Free Zone" and it will always be. You can write whatever you want and bare the appropriate responses.

Your attitude confirms everything @root said at other discussions in this Community:

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Well, let's talk about the so called "Linux Community"...

It's no secret that 99% of all those "Linux Community Websites & Linux YouTube Channels & Linux IRC Chat Channels", promote 5-10 Linux Distros out of 100's. This is not random.

And it goes deeper that that. The hostile behaviour of this "Linux Mafia Army" when you talk about other distros than the ones they push, is classic...

All those "Linux Community Websites & Linux YouTube Channels" sell your browsing data to 1000's of capitalist companies by spying on you via Cookies, so even in most Linux distros (FOSS or not) you are the product...

I am not saying that it's bad to want to make money, but if at the same time you are preaching Internet Freedom and FOSS, it's a bit hypocritical at best.

So, don't lecture us about the so called "Linux Community".

We know the subversive and covert tactics of your "Dark Web Gang": Online Mob/Swarm Misinformation, Online Mob/Swarm Slandering, Online Mob/Swarm Character Assassination, Online Mob/Swarm Psychological Operations, Online Mob/Swarm Sabotage.

You may have positioned yourself at the backbone of the internet, pulling strings from the shadows, but you are not invisible.

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They want you to release your Proprietary Code as FOSS in order to profit from it.

It's a classic tactic of the "Linux Mafia Army", to apply negative psychological pressure in order to discredit and discourage developers, steal their code and profit from it in any way.

And because they plan far ahead, I think they fear of what iLinux may become.

append delete #17. popopopoppo

Referring from https://ilinuxos.com/dynamic-virtual-memory-swap.html

"
What is Dynamic Virtual Memory?

Dynamic Virtual Memory is an iLinux OS Innovation, which empowers the User to allocate Virtual Memory at will.

In contrast to other Operating Systems that forbid the User to have Dynamic Control over Virtual Memory, iLinux OS gives Direct and Absolute Control of Virtual Memory to the User in Real Time.

Dynamic Virtual Memory. Enjoy the simplicity. Harvest the Power.
"

The creator just outright claim that swap is a "iLinux OS Innovation" which doesn't make any sense at all.

Operating Systems that forbid the User to have Dynamic Control over Virtual Memory

This isn't true. All Linux distribution allow you to freely do it whatever you want. Either by manually or using GUI apps.

Referring from https://ilinuxos.com/ilinux-software-store.html

iLinux has BUILT-IN COMPATIBILITY with all the latest Software Technologies out of the box!

DEB are Debian supported, iLinux uses Debian, so it's supported.
AppImage, Snap and Flatpak are universal for every distributions.
Steam are supported on all major system.

ALL OF THESE DOESN'T MAKE ANY SENSE.

append delete #18. ClickNin

@iLinux Creator

I'm back here.

And, when you will stop thinking that peoples ask for FOSS code for their own profit?
That will never happened, the world is passed by, you still not changed after all.

If people want FOSS code to get profit from it, why Android is open source in the first place? Why GNOME Premium not exist yet? Why license violation exist?

If you keep thinking that FOSS = Benefit, the benefit that it does is allow people to freely edit, redistribute and modify it. If they sell the modified product, the source code must be provided for free too. Unless you are a Chinese which steal GPL code in Proprietary program.

I can't think why there are peoples who think that people want FOSS code to get profit from it these days...

append delete #19. Animal

@popopopoppo @ClickNin

You just don't get it do you?

I'm not ditching iLinux for another distro.

Live with it.

append delete #20. ClickNin

@Animal

And I'm not talking about you.

append delete #21. iLinux Support Team

@popopopoppo

You may change your tactics and your Username(s) but your mentality stays the same...

Do your homework.

The creator just outright claim that swap is a "iLinux OS Innovation" which doesn't make any sense at all.

You act like you don't understand English or you must improve your skills in English language.

"Dynamic Virtual Memory" is an iLinux OS innovation. Not Swap.

Dynamic Virtual Memory = Direct and Absolute Control of Virtual Memory to the User in Real Time. REAL TIME means immediately, aka with a SINGLE CLICK. Anything more than a SINGLE CLICK is not User Friendly. Period.

Make a poll and ask Users what they prefer: Adjusting Virtual Memory size Dynamically with a SINLGE CLICK, or by using TIME CONSUMING complex Terminal Commands or TIME CONSUMING GParted sequences?

Until the time of the first release of iLinux OS, we haven't found a Linux Distribution with a Graphical Interface Application for dynamically adjusting Virtual Memory Size in REAL TIME with a SINGLE CLICK. So we created it. That's Innovation.

Sinse consistecy is paramount in Software and User Interfaces in general, the word "Swap" is placed under parenthesis for the following consistency reasons:

1) Swap is a Technical Term. Not a User Friendly term or a Self Explanatory Term. iLinux OS aims to be as User Friendly as possible, for both novice and expert Users.

2) Swap is used by many Applications and other Software to declare Virtual Memory ( Swap Partitions and Swap Files).

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Operating Systems that forbid the User to have Dynamic Control over Virtual Memory

This isn't true. All Linux distribution allow you to freely do it whatever you want. Either by manually or using GUI apps.

We are talking about Dynamic Control in REAL TIME with a SINGLE CLICK and not about managing Virtual Memory in general.

Until the time of the first release of iLinux OS, we haven't found a Linux Distribution with a Graphical Interface Application for dynamically adjusting Virtual Memory Size in REAL TIME with a SINGLE CLICK.

That goes for Windows OS and macOS too.

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iLinux has BUILT-IN COMPATIBILITY with all the latest Software Technologies out of the box!

DEB are Debian supported, iLinux uses Debian, so it's supported.
AppImage, Snap and Flatpak are universal for every distributions.
Steam are supported on all major system.

ALL OF THESE DOESN'T MAKE ANY SENSE.

Of course it makes sense.

Not all Linux Distributions offer BUILT-IN COMPATIBILITY OUT OF THE BOX (aka the ability to run Apps immediatelly) with AppImage, Snap, Flatpak and Steam.

We are talking about OUT OF THE BOX capabilities WITHOUT having to install additional Software Layers for an App to run.

Additionaly in https://ilinuxos.com/innovations.html it is clearly stated:

...a stunning combination of iLinux innovations and EXISTING ones...

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Do your homework.

append delete #22. iLinux Creator

@ClickNin

Android is funded by Google = Money = Profit = Benefit

Gnome is funded by MANY Tech Companies = Money = Profit = Benefit

Who funds you ClickNin?

Wanna talk about FOSS? Let me remind you what @root said:

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Well, let's talk about the so called "Linux Community"...

It's no secret that 99% of all those "Linux Community Websites & Linux YouTube Channels & Linux IRC Chat Channels", promote 5-10 Linux Distros out of 100's. This is not random.

And it goes deeper that that. The hostile behaviour of this "Linux Mafia Army" when you talk about other distros than the ones they push, is classic...

All those "Linux Community Websites & Linux YouTube Channels" sell your browsing data to 1000's of capitalist companies by spying on you via Cookies, so even in most Linux distros (FOSS or not) you are the product...

I am not saying that it's bad to want to make money, but if at the same time you are preaching Internet Freedom and FOSS, it's a bit hypocritical at best.

So, don't lecture us about the so called "Linux Community".

We know the subversive and covert tactics of your "Dark Web Gang": Online Mob/Swarm Misinformation, Online Mob/Swarm Slandering, Online Mob/Swarm Character Assassination, Online Mob/Swarm Psychological Operations, Online Mob/Swarm Sabotage.

You may have positioned yourself at the backbone of the internet, pulling strings from the shadows, but you are not invisible.

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They want you to release your Proprietary Code as FOSS in order to profit from it.

It's a classic tactic of the "Linux Mafia Army", to apply negative psychological pressure in order to discredit and discourage developers, steal their code and profit from it in any way.

And because they plan far ahead, I think they fear of what iLinux may become.

append delete #23. Kaily Smith

Hi there! I'm Kaily Smith, who is working for FOSS and Open Source software.

I'm just looking for a simple and just-working Linux distribution for one of my kids so that they can both using that computer and I can teach them some Linux knowledge. Then I come across iLinux OS and see that it's has some good point. When I head to the Community Forum to see what this OS has to offer than I saw this...

It's unbelievable. I saw many post to show how people impressed with this OS, then I see this. For me, I have using Linux for over 10 years now, and seeing this making me think why these thing even exist. A proprietary license for a GPL licensed software, bundled with many Application, and most of them are proprietary. I'm not hate them, but they does technically violate your rights and freedom. I saw @iLinux Support Team saying that he/she believe in Good Software, and doesn't care if they are Proprietary or FOSS, as long as it doesn't violate his/her rights. But these proprietary program are full of DRM, spies and sell your data for advertising purposes. You can see the Free Software Foundation's Campaign about DRM (Defective by Design) for more information.

@iLinux Creator
I believe what @ClickNin said is right. GPL, BSD, MIT or any other FOSS license respect your freedom. Free here is about the freedom to modify, distribute, using and do whatever you want with that software. Depending on the license, commercially distribute the program might be possible, but the source code must be provided for free. So people can just get the source code instead.

It's a classic tactic of the "Linux Mafia Army", to apply negative psychological pressure in order to discredit and discourage developers, steal their code and profit from it in any way.

There is no "Linux Mafia Army" here, if the software is open source, no one can steal it no matter what. The license protect that. You can get profit from FOSS software, as long as the source code is provided for free (as freedom) but you can't steal the program for your own.

I hope that this OS can be much more better in the future. I like how you respect Free Speech, but by putting a Community without any punishment, and a proper account system, I doubt if this community can be better.

Well, that's all. Have a good day.

append delete #24. AaronTechnic

Hello, @iLinux Support Team.

Let me be real with you. Your so called "iLinux Innovation" is not an an innovation.

I have done my homework and your "Dynamic Virtual Memory" is just swap file. The most popular distros use swap file nowadays. You could always change the swap file and have it apply without rebooting. Yes, you need to use Terminal commands, and it's nice that you made a GUI for iLinux, but if you provide the code and make it a standalone app (or implement it to an existing desktop, like KDE) then you could benefit Linux in general.

How about try contributing to Linux desktops and distros and make it easier instead of making a whole new distro?

append delete #25. AaronTechnic

I'm also interested in the "Linux Mafia" you talk about.

@root:

It's no secret that 99% of all those "Linux Community Websites & Linux YouTube Channels & Linux IRC Chat Channels", promote 5-10 Linux Distros out of 100's. This is not random.

Of course, duh, we promote distros that are reliable, consistent, stable, popular, and provides many apps. If I were to suggest a distro to a Linux newbie, I would suggest Ubuntu, Linux Mint, Kubuntu, etc, but I wouldn't right away suggest EndeavourOS or Fedora.

All those "Linux Community Websites & Linux YouTube Channels" sell your browsing data to 1000's of capitalist companies by spying on you via Cookies, so even in most Linux distros (FOSS or not) you are the product...

That's not true. More than 50% of Linux content creators are very privacy focused and do not spy on you. Give me proof on this.

We know the subversive and covert tactics of your "Dark Web Gang": Online Mob/Swarm Misinformation, Online Mob/Swarm Slandering, Online Mob/Swarm Character Assassination, Online Mob/Swarm Psychological Operations, Online Mob/Swarm Sabotage.

That happens with elitist users, but how is it related to Dark Web? Again, we do not promote misinformation.

They want you to release your Proprietary Code as FOSS in order to profit from it.

No, that's not how it works. We ask developers to release their proprietary code as FOSS so we can improve them. One example is Nvidia drivers. They are somewhat poor on Linux compared to Windows. If Nvidia made it open source it can be improved.

It's a classic tactic of the "Linux Mafia Army", to apply negative psychological pressure in order to discredit and discourage developers, steal their code and profit from it in any way.

That's not true... FOSS can be profited by selling the pre-compiled binaries but we cannot sell the code, do you really know anything about Free And Open Source Software?

append delete #26. AaronTechnic

@iLinux Support Team

Who funds you ClickNin?

EVERYONE who supports one thing than the another is funded by someone? That is idiotic. Not everyone belongs in a company.

append delete #27. root

@Linux Mafia Army (AaronTechnic, archlinuxfan, ClickNin, Gentoo User, iLinux Moderator, Kaily Smith, popopopoppo)

Don't panic. Yet.

There will be plenty of time to panic later.

The worst for you is coming and it's not even visible on the horizon.

append delete #28. iLinux Support Team

Concerning Free Open Source Software (FOSS):

Philosophically and ethically we agree but every day practicality needs things get done.

We support FOSS but in the real world 99% of Devices, Appliances, Machinery and Vehicles YOU USE run on Proprietary Software.

The Computer or Tablet or Phone you are using right now to Preach FOSS runs on Proprietary Software (Embedded in the Hardware or not).

This is pure hypocrisy.

We agree that FOSS is good but we need things get done and if FOSS does not suit us we'll use whatever software does the job.

That's what FOSS Fanatics don't get. Users need things get done. Now.

Mac, iPhone and iPad run on Proprietary Software and still they changed the world and gave us tremendous power.

Proprietary Software is not always about removing or limiting our Freedoms and our Rights.

It can be about User Experience Consistency, Quality Control and Stability. At least that is the case with iLinux OS.

We value Freedom and Trasnparency above all and that's why all the Proprietary Code we have written for iLinux OS is Scriptable and available for Security Auditing to everyone: https://ilinuxos.com/technical-specifications.html

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Having said that, your persistence in trying to dictate to us what to do with our product, has only three possible explanations:

1) You want to be a part of our Team.

2) You want us to release our Proprietary Code as FOSS in order to profit from it.

3) You are a member of the "Linux Community" @root talked about earlier:

Well, let's talk about the so called "Linux Community"...

It's no secret that 99% of all those "Linux Community Websites & Linux YouTube Chanells & Linux IRC Chat Channels", promote 5-10 Linux Distros out of 100's. This is not random.

And it goes deeper that that. The hostile behaviour of this "Linux Mafia Army" when you talk about other distros than the ones they push, is classic...

All those "Linux Community Websites & Linux YouTube Chanells" sell your browsing data to 1000's of capitalist companies by spying on you via Cookies, so even in most Linux distros (FOSS or not) you are the product...

I am not saying that it's bad to want to make money, but if at the same time you are preaching Internet Freedom and FOSS, it's a bit hypocritical at best.

So, don't lecture us about the so called "Linux Community".

We know the subversive and covert tactics of your "Dark Web Gang": Online Mob/Swarm Misinformation, Online Mob/Swarm Slandering, Online Mob/Swarm Character Assassination, Online Mob/Swarm Psychological Operations, Online Mob/Swarm Sabotage.

You may have positioned yourself at the backbone of the internet, pulling strings from the shadows, but you are not invisible.

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They want you to release your Proprietary Code as FOSS in order to profit from it.

It's a classic tactic of the "Linux Mafia Army", to apply negative psychological pressure in order to discredit and discourage developers, steal their code and profit from it in any way.

And because they plan far ahead, I think they fear of what iLinux may become.

append delete #29. Animal
#30. Animal

This post was deleted by its owner

append delete #31. Animal

QUESTION: Is Manjaro really unstable?

ANSWER: No. As long as you don't update.

https://www.reddit.com/r/FindMeADistro/comments/i7zw2l/is_manjaro_really_unstable/

LMAO...

append delete #32. popopopopopppo

@iLinux Support Team you are an idiot. You just keep copy pasting whatever you find on your forum and use it against. Have you ever read what I wrote, you piece of shit?

append delete #33. iLinux Support Team

@popopopopopppo

The phrase:

you are an idiot. You just keep copy pasting whatever you find on your forum and use it against. Have you ever read what I wrote, you piece of shit?

is not a substantiated thesis based on arguments and facts.

We repeat our thesis because this is our substantiated policy based on arguments and facts.

You have every right to disagree. So do we.

Amateur insult attempts won't get you anywhere or trigger an emotional response from us.

In matters of technology we apply logic. Not emotion.

append delete #34. iLinux Support Team

@Kaily Smith

I'm Kaily Smith, who is working for FOSS and Open Source software.

Who is paying you to work for FOSS and Open Source software?

If this is your main professional occupation, someone is paying you.

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When I head to the Community Forum to see what this OS has to offer

You didn't see anything else on the website and you went straight for the Community "to see what this OS has to offer"?

Strange...

Not Innovations?

Not Apps?

Not Compare?

Not Screenshots?

Everybody loves Screenshots!

Strange...

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I have using Linux for over 10 years now, and seeing this making me think why these thing even exist

Because it is another Linux Distro. Because we build it and we love it. And what is built and loved endures.

Do you ask the same question to every Linux Distro's Community or only to those you don't get paid to promote?

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But these proprietary program are full of DRM, spies and sell your data for advertising purposes.

Not all proprietary Applications are full of DRM, spies and sell your data for advertising purposes.

FOSS Applications can also be full of DRM, spies and sell your data for advertising purposes.

If you are against Cookie Spying and Selling User data for advertising purposes, then you are against all those Linux Community Websites & Linux YouTube Chanells (FOSS or not) that do exactly that. Right?

And don't forget what @root wrote about FOSS:

All those "Linux Community Websites & Linux YouTube Chanells" sell your browsing data to 1000's of capitalist companies by spying on you via Cookies, so even in most Linux distros (FOSS or not) you are the product...

I am not saying that it's bad to want to make money, but if at the same time you are preaching Internet Freedom and FOSS, it's a bit hypocritical at best.

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There is no "Linux Mafia Army" here

You just proved that "Linux Mafia Army" is here and that it exists and that you are a Member of it.

If you were not a member of the "Linux Mafia Army", it would be impossible for you to know if anyone who writes in this Community is a Member of the "Linux Mafia Army".

Since you are a Member of "Linux Mafia Army", you would never confirm that you belong to this Paid Army of Mercenaries.

But the fact that you are absolutely sure, without any doubt, that "Linux Mafia Army" does not exist, it is solid proff that it exists and confirms what we already know.

And since you have already confirmed that you work for FOSS and Open Source software, it's easy to make the connection between "FOSS and Open Source software" and the "Linux Mafia Army", which confirms what we already know and what @root talked about.

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I hope that this OS can be much more better in the future.

No you don't.

By the way, have you ever used iLinux OS?

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I like how you respect Free Speech, but by putting a Community without any punishment, and a proper account system, I doubt if this community can be better.

No, you don't like how we respect Free Speech.

You fear and hate that everyone in this Community can speak freely.

You have a Totalitarian mentality with a Linux mask.

That's why you want "PUNISHMENT" and an "ACCOUNT SYSTEM".

You are no better than Big Brother in George Orwell's 1984.

You like to oppress and control Users/People/Minds like a Dictator, in order to promote your agenda.

We on the other hand, believe in ABSOLUTE AND UNCONDITIONAL FREEDOM OF SPEECH.

This Community is a "Censorship Free Zone" and it will always be. Anyone can write whatever they want and bare the appropriate responses.

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I doubt if this community can be better.

This Community is a "Censorship Free Zone".

It can't get any better than that.

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Well, that's all. Have a good day.

We can't wish you the same, because after your "Handlers" see how you exposed and confirmed the existence of the "Linux Mafia Army" and it's connection to FOSS and Open Source software, we are sure that it won't be a good day/week/year/life for you...

append delete #35. KailySmith

Ahh I forgot the password, the forum doesn't use any cookie to save and auto fill the password so I can't remember it. Hope the moderators will implement this soon.

@iLinux Support Team

Who is paying you to work for FOSS and Open Source software?

This is not my main professional occupation, I work on FOSS and Open Software as a hobby. And no one fund me.

You didn't see anything else on the website and you went straight for the Community "to see what this OS has to offer"?

I did mention that I have see some good point on this OS. Which I believe is good is the UI (which somewhat reassembles classic MacOS) and some features that simplifies the technical advanced of Linux in general, which may help users from Windows/macOS switch to Linux more easier.

Do you ask the same question to every Linux Distro's Community or only to those you don't get paid to promote?

It's not harm to ask, and I only used Arch Linux, and built my own LFS (Linux from Scratch) system. For both, they have a extensive wiki and resources to help me install, or build the system with needed programs such as GCC, Clang, a Desktop Environment, etc.

FOSS Applications can also be full of DRM, spies and sell your data for advertising purposes.

But they are FOSS, right? Free Open Source Software, you can see and modify the source code, so you don't have to worry for that. If you want to spies on you, they would keep their source code closed source, so this is not true.

Since you are a Member of "Linux Mafia Army", you would never confirm that you belong to this Paid Army of Mercenaries.

Let me repeat again, no one is paying/funding me. I never asked for any kind of support from outside. I'm working on FOSS software as a hobby.

By the way, have you ever used iLinux OS?

Not yet, but since I have a spare computer anyway, so I will probably try it soon, maybe tomorrow. I will make a new thread to show my experience after that.

That's why you want "PUNISHMENT" and an "ACCOUNT SYSTEM".

So imagine, you want someone to come to this community everyday, saying that you are a idiot. Or raid, and spam the community with trash and NSFW content, you will let it still like that?
A account system is to allow you easily identify people and avoid spam/raid by using different usernames.

This Community is a "Censorship Free Zone".

I think you can do something like a IRC channel or a Matrix chat.

We can't wish you the same, because after your "Handlers" see how you exposed and confirmed the existence of the "Linux Mafia Army" and it's connection to FOSS and Open Source software, we are sure that it won't be a good day/week/year/life for you...

"Handlers"? I don't know what you are talking about, as I said, this is a hobby.

Okay, I will download the full image of iLinux (my Internet is pretty good, so that shouldn't be a problem) and install it in my spare computer, I will show what I feel about it in a new thread after that.

append delete #36. iLinux Support Team

@AaronTechnic

Let me be real with you. Your so called "iLinux Innovation" is not an an innovation.

Making a GUI for DYNAMICALLY ADJUSTING VIRTUAL MEMORY IN REAL TIME WITH A SINGLE CLICK, is an Innovation.

https://ilinuxos.com/dynamic-virtual-memory-swap.html

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lRRHV2qCtNY

You have every right to disagree.

But we thought of it first and we did it first...

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but if you provide the code and make it a standalone app (or implement it to an existing desktop, like KDE) then you could benefit Linux in general.

The code is provided for Security Auditing but no one is allowed to use it outside iLinux OS: https://ilinuxos.com/technical-specifications.html - https://ilinuxos.com/license.html

We will never make it a standalone App.

We will never implement it to another existing Desktop Environment.

Existing Desktop Environments have Developers of their own. Ask them to do it from scratch or even better, why don't YOU write code from scratch and make a STANDALONE APP?

Linux is already benefited by iLinux OS.

The existence of iLinux OS benefits all Computer/Linux Users by giving them another choice.

A choice they never had before.

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How about try contributing to Linux desktops and distros and make it easier instead of making a whole new distro?

How about try contributing to Linux desktops and distros and make it easier instead of trying to dictate to us what to do with our product?

Why did we made a whole new distro?

Do you ask the same question to every Linux Distro's Community or only to those you don't get paid to promote?

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Of course, duh, we promote distros that are reliable, consistent, stable, popular, and provides many apps. If I were to suggest a distro to a Linux newbie, I would suggest Ubuntu, Linux Mint, Kubuntu, etc, but I wouldn't right away suggest EndeavourOS or Fedora.

Who's "we"?

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That's not true. More than 50% of Linux content creators are very privacy focused and do not spy on you. Give me proof on this.

99% of "Linux Community Websites & Linux YouTube Chanells" sell your browsing data to 1000's of capitalist companies by spying on you via Cookies, so even in most Linux distros (FOSS or not) you are the product.

99% of FOSS & Linux Community Websites DEFAULT Cookies Policy, is a Privacy Nightmare BY INTENT.

Visit them and give us proof of the opposite.

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That happens with elitist users, but how is it related to Dark Web? Again, we do not promote misinformation.

Who's "we"?

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No, that's not how it works. We ask developers to release their proprietary code as FOSS so we can improve them.

Who's "we"?

And if the Developers don't submit to your "Linux Mafia Army" tactics, you attack them like @root said:

Well, let's talk about the so called "Linux Community"...

It's no secret that 99% of all those "Linux Community Websites & Linux YouTube Chanells & Linux IRC Chat Channels", promote 5-10 Linux Distros out of 100's. This is not random.

And it goes deeper that that. The hostile behaviour of this "Linux Mafia Army" when you talk about other distros than the ones they push, is classic...

They want you to release your Proprietary Code as FOSS in order to profit from it.

It's a classic tactic of the "Linux Mafia Army", to apply negative psychological pressure in order to discredit and discourage developers, steal their code and profit from it in any way.

All those "Linux Community Websites & Linux YouTube Chanells" sell your browsing data to 1000's of capitalist companies by spying on you via Cookies, so even in most Linux distros (FOSS or not) you are the product...

I am not saying that it's bad to want to make money, but if at the same time you are preaching Internet Freedom and FOSS, it's a bit hypocritical at best.

So, don't lecture us about the so called "Linux Community".

We know the subversive and covert tactics of your "Dark Web Gang": Online Mob/Swarm Misinformation, Online Mob/Swarm Slandering, Online Mob/Swarm Character Assassination, Online Mob/Swarm Psychological Operations, Online Mob/Swarm Sabotage.

You may have positioned yourself at the backbone of the internet, pulling strings from the shadows, but you are not invisible.

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do you really know anything about Free And Open Source Software?

We know enough about the "Linux Mafia Army" and it's connection to "FOSS and Open Source Software" and the "Dark Web".

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EVERYONE who supports one thing than the another is funded by someone? That is idiotic. Not everyone belongs in a company.

The phrase "That is idiotic" is not is not a substantiated thesis based on arguments and analyzed facts.

Who's "we"?

Who do you belong to?

Who pays you?

Who's "we"?

append delete #37. iLinux Support Team

@KailySmith

You are a Member of the "Linux Mafia Army".

You are already exposed since you said "There is no "Linux Mafia Army" here", so better change your Nickname and try again...

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Ahh I forgot the password, the forum doesn't use any cookie to save and auto fill the password so I can't remember it. Hope the moderators will implement this soon.

Cookies = Spying

We will never implement Cookies to spy on Users in this Community or on iLinux OS Website.

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Free Open Source Software, you can see and modify the source code, so you don't have to worry for that. If you want to spies on you, they would keep their source code closed source, so this is not true.

The fact that you (and not every User) can see the Code, does not invalidate the fact that FOSS Applications can also be full of DRM, spies and sell your data for advertising purposes.

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So imagine, you want someone to come to this community everyday, saying that you are a idiot. Or raid, and spam the community with trash and NSFW content, you will let it still like that?

A account system is to allow you easily identify people and avoid spam/raid by using different usernames.

We believe in ABSOLUTE AND UNCONDITIONAL FREEDOM OF SPEECH.

This Community is a "Censorship Free Zone" and it will always be. Anyone can write whatever they want and bare the appropriate responses.

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- By the way, have you ever used iLinux OS?

- Not yet, but since I have a spare computer anyway, so I will probably try it soon, maybe tomorrow. I will make a new thread to show my experience after that.

Substantiated Objectivity = 0%

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You didn't answer one important question "Linux Mafia Army" rookie:

If you are against Cookie Spying and Selling User data for advertising purposes, then you are against all those Linux Community Websites & Linux YouTube Chanells (FOSS or not) that do exactly that. Right?

append delete #38. KeilySmith

@iLinux Support Team

The fact that you (and not every User) can see the Code, does not invalidate the fact that FOSS Applications can also be full of DRM, spies and sell your data for advertising purposes.

People want to see it or not, that's their choice. No one is forcing them.
The difference is, users can remove the DRM and spyware from free software, but we can't from proprietary software.

That's user want their privacy to be stolen. Microsoft Windows does this, a lot. And since it's not open source, people can't fully stop it. Microsoft in general has a lot of criticism related to user' privacy.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Criticism_of_Microsoft

Substantiated Objectivity = 0%

You don't want me to try it, right? I'm now finished downloaded the iLinux image and now burning it into my USB. If you don't want me to try it, fine.

append delete #39. iLinux Support Team

@KeilySmith

- The fact that you (and not every User) can see the Code, does not invalidate the fact that FOSS Applications can also be full of DRM, spies and sell your data for advertising purposes.

- People want to see it or not, that's their choice. No one is forcing them. The difference is, users can remove the DRM and spyware from free software, but we can't from proprietary software.

99% of Users are NOT Programmers/Developers. So they can't see and remove DRM and Spyware from Free Software or Proprietary Software.

Got it?

Stop living in your "Linux wannabe bubble".

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You don't want me to try it, right? I'm now finished downloaded the iLinux image and now burning it into my USB. If you don't want me to try it, fine.

You can try whatever you want or not. No one is forcing you or stopping you.

But by judging any Linux Distribution without testing it first, as you did with iLinux OS, is:

Substantiated Objectivity = 0%

"Linux Mafia Army" Propaganda = 100%

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You still don't answer one important question "Linux Mafia Army" rookie:

If you are against Cookie Spying and Selling User data for advertising purposes, then you are against all those Linux Community Websites & Linux YouTube Chanells (FOSS or not) that do exactly that. Right?

append delete #40. Saint IGNUcius

@iLinux Creator
@iLinux Support Team

There is no doubt that the GNU/Linux community has some people who are elitists, but those are a small minority, and there is a big difference between being an elitist and having opinions.

You purposely made this forum unmoderated and available to everyone without registering, to promote "FREEDOM OF SPEECH".

Yet whenever someone says anything negative about this operating system, you attack them and accuse them as being part of the "Linux Mafia Army".

Whenever someone has any form of feedback which isn't butt-kissing, all you do is hide behind your claims that this "perfect" operating system is "revolutionary" and an "innovation", and that they are wrong.

That is what elitism is.

If there really is a "Linux Mafia Army", you are part of it.

append delete #41. iLinux Support Team

@Saint IGNUcius

There is no doubt that the GNU/Linux community has some people who are elitists, but those are a small minority, and there is a big difference between being an elitist and having opinions.

Elitists are the majority in the so called and Self Proclaimed "Linux Community".

Your retreating "Attack Group" has already proven that beyond any doubt.

Everyday Linux Users are not and will never be part of your so called and Self Proclaimed "Linux Community".

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You purposely made this forum unmoderated and available to everyone without registering, to promote "FREEDOM OF SPEECH".

Yet whenever someone says anything negative about this operating system, you attack them and accuse them as being part of the "Linux Mafia Army".

Reverse Psychology won't get you anywhere with us.

If we want to express our opinion about any Linux Distro, we test it first. We try it extensively and then we draw conclusions.

Unlike Kaily Smith/KailySmith or many others from your "Linux Mafia Army Attack Group".

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Whenever someone has any form of feedback which isn't butt-kissing, all you do is hide behind your claims that this "perfect" operating system is "revolutionary" and an "innovation", and that they are wrong.

That is what elitism is.

If there really is a "Linux Mafia Army", you are part of it.

Reverse Psychology won't get you anywhere with us.

Projecting your tactics to the "Enemy" in order to confuse him and break him, mentally and psychologically won't work with us.

We know the Training Courses, Field Manuals, Textbooks and SOP you are using.

All feedback on iLinux OS is welcome (positive or negative), as long as it is based on User Experience.

If it's not based on User Experience it is Propaganda. That's what elitism is. That's what "Linux Mafia Army" is. That's what you are.

No one can judge an Operating System/Application if they haven't tried it for some time. Period.

We never said that iLinux OS is perfect and we dare you to prove us wrong, after you have done your homework...

Amateur insult and disinformation attempts won't get you anywhere or trigger an emotional response from us.

In matters of technology we apply logic. Not emotion.

You are unsuccessfuly attempting to twist what we say in https://ilinuxos.com/innovations.html: "In the quest for the perfect FREE, EASY & FAST Computer Operating System as an Alternative to macOS & Windows, a stunning combination of iLinux innovations and existing ones, created an Amazing and Unique Mix for your pleasure!"

The key word here is QUEST. Learn English.

Evolution, Knowledge and Technology is a constant QUEST for perfection.

And healthy competition serves evolution.

It is a Universal Constant that nobody knows everything and that learning is a lifetime process.

Perfection is to try your best in any given moment.

iLinux OS is our quest for perfection.

iLinux OS is Revolutionary and Innovative.

And with true respect to all other Linux Distros and Linux Developers, name 1 (ONE) Linux Distro that offers what iLinux OS offers OUT OF THE BOX.

Finally, it's hilarious at best when "Elitists of the Dark Web Linux Mafia Army" accuse us of elitism, so let us quote iLinux Creator, George Dimitrakopoulos:

Instead of thinking in terms of "better than", think in terms of "what do Ι need to do", try them (Linux distros) and see which one is best for your needs.

You can use any Linux Distro you like.

We believe in Good Software.

We don't care if it is Free, Paid, Open Source or Proprietary, as long as it does not violate our Freedoms and our Rights.

We respect every User and his choices.

After all, there is a reason behind these choices.

We do not hate Microsoft Windows, macOS or other Linux distributions.

We believe that users should use what they think and feel is best for them.

And we deeply respect any User or Developer that sits in front of a computer with a dream to create something wonderful!

append delete #42. ppopopopopoppp

You are idiot. You are the reel elitist. You are saying Mr. Saint gnu is doing reverse Psychology but he is right. Not u.

append delete #43. iLinux Support Team

@ppopopopopoppp

"you are an idiot" is not a substantiated thesis based on arguments and analyzed facts.

Amateur insult attempts won't get you anywhere or trigger an emotional response from us.

In matters of technology and PSYOPS we apply logic. Not emotion.

Projecting your tactics to the "Enemy" in order to confuse him and break him, mentally and psychologically won't work with us.

We know the Training Courses, Field Manuals, Textbooks and SOP you are using.

You are already too far exposed.

append delete #44. Animal

WOW! OK internets! I just started this thread to say how much I like iLinux and all hell broke loose by wannabe masters of the universe linux "gurus" and psycho communities of other Linux distros...

Hey wannabe masters of the universe linux "gurus" FOSS or whatever!!! READ MY LIPS: I AM FED UP WITH YOU!!! WE DON'T NEED ANYONE TO DICTATE US WHAT LINUX DISTRO WE SHOULD USE!!! WE CAN DO IT OURSELVES!!!

I like iLinux, you like something else, fine. Go on with your lives dudes! Peace out!

append delete #45. i386

@Animal

Well said. Been around them psycho forums couple of times and never back there again. These dudes are damaged...

append delete #46. Optimus Prime

WTF????!!!! What the hell happened in this thread?! Wow!

Animal I love you man!

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