What distro he uses? 🐧💻
What distro he uses? 🐧💻
94 comments
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Realistically, Debian, because it existed when the movie was set.
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And also because realistically there's no need for any other distro. :P
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Other distros exist to teach people that Debian is better.
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We had tons of Linux distros then. Maybe more than today if you exclude all the Debian clones
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Hannah Montana Linux
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This, but maybe slackware with the hannah montana ui.
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KDE NEOn
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Real image from the really official archived film 👍 👍 -
Slackware.
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Well, since the movies where one big trans allegory, the answer can only be Arch.
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With a lot of shots, scenery, and concepts stolen right from the movie Dark City.
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I have to rewatch that gem..
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I wanna know what the newsreader he uses is
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Looks a bit like the Arachne browser for DOS.
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These icons don't make no sense.
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I don't know the distro, but surely the messenger is based on Matrix protocol
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I don't know but he probably has cmatrix installed.
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There is no distro.
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Yeah he doesn't distribute it due to privacy and security. He wrote it himself.
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Do not try and hack the distro, that's impossible.
Instead, only try to realize the truth: there is no distro.
Then you will realize it isn't the distro you hack, it is only yourself.
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I think we all know the real answer, the matrix runs on windows XP
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OpenBSD
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He is Assembly, Operating Systems require him to operate.
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Kali
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Initial Release: 2013-03-13
Neo lived in 1999.
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In a simulation 1999.
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It would have been
BackTrackKnoppix back then. And even that wasn't released until 2000.
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Pretty sure he was using DOS in at least one scene.
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i'm sure he runs his own, custom distro he spun himself
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UwUntu
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Debian, the cool guy distro in 1999. The machine overlords run on Red Hat.
In the low budget parody version, Neo ran Slackware, and the climatic battle was basically about Agent Smith somehow fucking up his libc.so.6 but then Trinity got him a copy of the file on 3.5" floppy from another system. Or something.
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NixOS - about a year ago it would have been Arch, but the Nix bois seem to have overtaken them
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nix is just objectively better which sucks because it does a bunch of stuff bad and has a bad wiki
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LFS of course.
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GNU/Hurd
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Symbian.
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Gentoo
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Nah LFS
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Slackware or Debian testing
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Arch btw
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Kali?
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LFS, he makes his own system.
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macOS
hides
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I use Fedora and Debian, btw. I’m just as old and mostly stable even if I’ll never be perfect.
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The Chosen OS
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The dude sees all the way through 0 and 1. He is the one OS
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Nix 🤣🤣
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neoOS, an operating system which can be ran inside of a browser.
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Seems to be dead, but can probably be hosted locally
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Mandriva
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Tails
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@bastonia debian 😏
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Ubuntu LTS
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The movie came out in 1999. In the movie, they state that it's 1999 (in the Matrix anyway). Neo is pretty tech savvy and a renowned hacker.
My assumption is he would've used FreeBSD. Or, maybe, Slackware. But I'm leaning more towards BSD.
Nah. It is DOS with Norton Commander.
I just can't believe I just read the words Norton Commander.
It's like the Proust story where he smells a macaroon and all of a sudden he's remembering an avalanche of things long forgotten.
My brain defragging
Bwahahahahah
Man I wish FreeBSD hadn't fallen to the wayside. It's really cohesive and feels put together in a way not Linux distro ever has.
Except it uses push over licensing
Is it still worth using? Say, for a web dev? Or is it less supported?
You know, I've never used it. Maybe I'll install it in a VM tonight and give it a whirl.
I mean, it’s decades older with a history of being used in business critical applications…
In 1999, I bet he was running Gentoo.
The first release was in 2002.
Definitely Gentoo
I'd argue that he'd use OpenBSD and be running his own firewall, web server, email server, and ftp server.
PC-BSD
Or SuSE Linux, the non-slackware or jurix version was bleeding edge at the time.
Maybe both? BSD for his server, Slackware for his desktop. Or something.
Remember he presses Ctrl+x to try to get rid of the message on his screen. That's Unix, right?