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Replace Haiku with TempleOS
EDIT: Also, put Windows in the top right corner to avoid the "is Microslop or Apple more corporate" discussion.
I had the same reaction to the Microslop vs Apple corporateness at first. But they kinda have a point as in that Apple controls the entire stack from hardware to os, while windows is just the os
while windows is just the os
They so very want to be just like apple in that reguard.
Perhaps a bloat to frugal axis and niche to mainstream axis?
Some people don't like snaps
"Some people like snaps" would have been closer to the truth, but it would still be an exaggeration of their numbers.
CachyOS being the same level as mainstream as Mint and Ubuntu is copium.
Yeah, even Bazzite is less niche then CachyOS
Windows is less corporate than MacOS?
If we're talking hardware restrictions, sure I get it from the walled garden.
I've got the hot take of wondering if Windows is less corporate than ChromeOS. I'm sure there's some open sourcing going on from Windows but ChromiumOS (which I assume has major issues, AOSP certainly does) exists, and someone could build something cool with it.
Sadly we'll never have an open source Windows XP.
Isnt reactos pretty close to open source xp?
How is Windows less corporate than MacOS or ChromeOS?
Based on the image, it seems like the argument is that Windows can be installed on a larger variety of devices than the other two
Lots of things wrong with this but one I haven't seen yet is that CachyOS literally depends on ArchLinux, yet is more "independent" than it?
These are terrible axis to try and plot operating systems, and limiting yourself to such low resolution with no overlap doesn't help.
Nixos?
Maybe at the place of Gentoo? But I'd think it's more popular
Put it below Debian/right of Gentoo.
implying that Arch is niche at this point