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@Suiseiseki Also note that XLibre founder/developer "metux" uses AI for patches and for code review.

@Suiseiseki @mikuphile Not fully though, but until rumpfs is supported there is still a tiny bit of Linux code in that.

@Suiseiseki @mikuphile You don't need to use it anymore though, NetDDE and IDE code are replaced by rumpnet and rumpdisk. It hasn't been removed fully, it seems.

@mikuphile @Suiseiseki Suckless doesn't like GNU though, Linux and Android are proprietary anyways, I use GNU/Hurd btw which is 0% Linux. GNU software is much better than the proprietary alternative, especially because you have freedom.

"Escaping the Javascript-Trap"
This is a good article on how to stop using proprietary Javascript and even Javascript in general.

@Suiseiseki I guess you could just use lynx/links then.

@Suiseiseki Torsocks seems to work with emacs. You could use SOCKS5 with that.

@Suiseiseki Yet again another Mesa loss. It doesn't even compile on Hurd. It is very surprising that Mesa is the only OpenGL/GLX implementation for GNU/Linux (NVIDIA has one too but it is absolutely prorpietary).

@Suiseiseki I wonder if Bloat (as in the pleroma tool) works in eww.

@Suiseiseki What about the Church of Emacs?

@Suiseiseki GNU Wget keeps winning...

@jeff *IEEE 802.11x

@jeff NR doesn't provide much benefit anyway compared to LTE most of the time.

@jeff Doubt it, but mobile radio networks have a better chance of locating you.

@Suiseiseki Once it is on https://www.gnu.org/distros/free-distros.html

@Suiseiseki the lwip translator supports ipv6. https://darnassus.sceen.net/~hurd-web/hurd/translator/lwip/

@nixCraft Wow, if only there was a free version of Android so that you could patch it out.

@Suiseiseki I mean Ethernet, Emacs, luakit, X, and 64-bit support all work. So it has pretty much everything you need.

@Suiseiseki https://librerpi.github.io/

What about Hurd? Hurd has modular servers so it can be much less bloated compared to the massive all-in-one Linux kernel.