Microsoft takes a major hit

[Deplorable Yankee]

I have two really nice machines but they're getting a little older
Ones a tricked out dell the other is a chicom Lenovo

The dell took the first couple of windows 11 updates ok....now it's just a bugged out mess I gotta do something about it
Multiple issues ...I lost the wifi on it tried every fix ...nothing ...Microsoft or Dell forums ...tried every fix

I gave up slapped in a new card for wifi

I'm gonna wipe the fucker soon

I loved mint

But I read about this a few weeks ago

An optimized modification of Windows, designed for gamers.

We designed Atlas to maximize performance and minimize latency. Experience higher framerates and lower latency compared to stock, slow Windows.

atlasos.net

Gamers use it ...but it'll also bring old pcs back to life


The Lenovo still runs like a champ zero issues with 11

 

[The Duke]

I have two really nice machines but they're getting a little older
Ones a tricked out dell the other is a chicom Lenovo

The dell took the first couple of windows 11 updates ok....now it's just a bugged out mess I gotta do something about it
Multiple issues ...I lost the wifi on it tried every fix ...nothing ...Microsoft or Dell forums ...tried every fix

I gave up slapped in a new card for wifi

I'm gonna wipe the fucker soon

I loved mint

But I read about this a few weeks ago

An optimized modification of Windows, designed for gamers.

We designed Atlas to maximize performance and minimize latency. Experience higher framerates and lower latency compared to stock, slow Windows.

atlasos.net

Gamers use it ...but it'll also bring old pcs back to life


The Lenovo still runs like a champ zero issues with 11

I'd like to know how that Atlas works.

 

[The Duke]

What are these stupid copies of Linux about then? I can take a copy of Windows, apply themes/visual styles found online even over the setup and call it "BP OS". So I do that a hundred times and put them all into my bootloder and my doctor increases the medication.

I think your doc needs to increase the meds a tad.

 

[Bleipriester]

I think your doc needs to increase the meds a tad.

I completely dismissed all the Linux stuff. Over 90 % of the Kernel is made by imperialist companies such as Google and Microsoft!

The Ultimate MS-DOS Live CD : Free Download, Borrow, and Streaming : Internet Archive

This live CD contains MS-DOS 6.22 (with dosshell!!!), PowerQuest PartitionMagic 7.0, PowerQuest Drive Image 2002, Windows 2.03, Windows 3.0 and Windows 3.1

archive.org

 

[The Duke]

I completely dismissed all the Linux stuff. Over 90 % of the Kernel is made by imperialist companies such as Google and Microsoft!

The Ultimate MS-DOS Live CD : Free Download, Borrow, and Streaming : Internet Archive

This live CD contains MS-DOS 6.22 (with dosshell!!!), PowerQuest PartitionMagic 7.0, PowerQuest Drive Image 2002, Windows 2.03, Windows 3.0 and Windows 3.1

archive.org

DOS is not Linux, moron. I can still use that for something, so thanks!

Kinda like making the Win98 USB to screw things up with.

I can do some things, and I can mess some things up, too!

 

[Bleipriester]

DOS is not Linux, moron. I can still use that for something, so thanks!

Kinda like making the Win98 USB to screw things up with.

I can do some things, and I can mess some things up, too!

No, DOS is not Linux. Where do I claim it is?

 

[The Duke]

I completely dismissed all the Linux stuff. Over 90 % of the Kernel is made by imperialist companies such as Google and Microsoft!

The Ultimate MS-DOS Live CD : Free Download, Borrow, and Streaming : Internet Archive

This live CD contains MS-DOS 6.22 (with dosshell!!!), PowerQuest PartitionMagic 7.0, PowerQuest Drive Image 2002, Windows 2.03, Windows 3.0 and Windows 3.1

archive.org

Linux is not compiled by Google and Microsoft, moron.

Android does use some Linux elements in the compilation of it, but that's as far as the influence goes.

You can actually compile an Android OS from Windows. Boy, I don't wanna get into that today.

If I wait long enough, somebody will probably do what I wanna do and I can follow their lead

instead of a crapton of trial and error. I got the tools ready to go, but messing with them phones and

tablets is a headache. (for me)

 

[Bleipriester]

Linux is not compiled by Google and Microsoft, moron.

Android does use some Linux elements in the compilation of it, but that's as far as the influence goes.

You can actually compile an Android OS from Windows. Boy, I don't wanna get into that today.

If I wait long enough, somebody will probably do what I wanna do and I can follow their lead

instead of a crapton of trial and error. I got the tools ready to go, but messing with them phones and

tablets is a headache. (for me)

It is a fact. You can´t get around it with wishful thinking.

"While some unpaid volunteers -- 8.2 percent in 2017 -- work on Linux, the kernel is largely the work of developers working for corporations.

Besides the proof of Microsoft working on the code, Torvald thinks it's interesting "how Microsoft went from basically extorting licensing for FAT (patents) from Android vendors to now making all the patents available. It really isn't just nice. It's real action. I'm pretty happy."

Linus Torvalds isn't worried about Microsoft taking over Linux

And you shouldn't be either. Every company wants to rule Linux -- none of them can or ever will.

www.zdnet.com

Big Tech makes your beloved Linux.

 

[The Duke]

It is a fact. You can´t get around it with wishful thinking.

"While some unpaid volunteers -- 8.2 percent in 2017 -- work on Linux, the kernel is largely the work of developers working for corporations.

Besides the proof of Microsoft working on the code, Torvald thinks it's interesting "how Microsoft went from basically extorting licensing for FAT (patents) from Android vendors to now making all the patents available. It really isn't just nice. It's real action. I'm pretty happy."

Linus Torvalds isn't worried about Microsoft taking over Linux

And you shouldn't be either. Every company wants to rule Linux -- none of them can or ever will.

www.zdnet.com

Big Tech makes your beloved Linux.

Your link disproves what you claim, dumbass. Way to self-own!

It's a good read though, so.. thanks again?

 

[Bleipriester]

Your link disproves what you claim, dumbass. Way to self-own!

How that, Tux?

 

[Deplorable Yankee]

I'd like to know how that Atlas works.

Atlas rips everything out of windows ...from what I've been reading and watching bring security

It's fairly new
He got a good review



Here's the gay Canadian review from atlas site

 

[iamwhatiseem]

Atlas rips everything out of windows ...from what I've been reading and watching bring security

It's fairly new
He got a good review



Here's the gay Canadian review from atlas site

I think we are going to see more of these, but with more responsible shredding.
But - it does indeed show you just how much bloatware and unnecessary crap that is in post XP Windows.
As well as shows you that Windows 11 can run on a 7 year old computer blazing fast.
But... it is essentially the same as Linux. And why Linux can run blazing fast on even older PCs.
I say that, because it strips so much from the Windows OS that it essentially becomes a Linux-like OS.
And what an OS is supposed to be - just a platform to run programs.

 

[Bleipriester]

I think we are going to see more of these, but with more responsible shredding.
But - it does indeed show you just how much bloatware and unnecessary crap that is in post XP Windows.
As well as shows you that Windows 11 can run on a 7 year old computer blazing fast.
But... it is essentially the same as Linux. And why Linux can run blazing fast on even older PCs.
I say that, because it strips so much from the Windows OS that it essentially becomes a Linux-like OS.
And what an OS is supposed to be - just a platform to run programs.

That AtlasOS is so stripped off Windows services that you inevitably will run into trouble, because stuff isn´t working anymore. I don´t know what services they removed but they all serve a purpose such as running the USB connectors. It is also nothing you can´t do yourself.

 

[iamwhatiseem]

That AtlasOS is so stripped off Windows services that you inevitably will run into trouble, because stuff isn´t working anymore. I don´t know what services they removed but they all serve a purpose such as running the USB connectors. It is also nothing you can´t do yourself.

Which is why I said "more responsible shredding".
I would like to see a "Hijack This" approach.
When you run HJT - it presents you with a long list of things you can choose to delete.
I would love a "Atlas" tool - that lists the things that is stripped, and what they do, and you choose to keep or strip.

 

[iamwhatiseem]

Also - M$ has already fought this, they are certainly no fans of this.
Afterall - it removes every way they make money off of you.

 

[Bleipriester]

Which is why I said "more responsible shredding".
I would like to see a "Hijack This" approach.
When you run HJT - it presents you with a long list of things you can choose to delete.
I would love a "Atlas" tool - that lists the things that is stripped, and what they do, and you choose to keep or strip.

You can do that with the tools I mentioned here and WinReducer. I don´t recommend that. AtlasOS does something right: They put a folder on the desktop with options to enable/disable stuff. But what has been removed from the image won´t exist on the installation. And they boast they have reduced Windows processes by 110. You can see in the Task Manager how many are running and that they occupy zero system resources. Or look how they respond to security concerns. There is no point in this OS at all.

 

[iamwhatiseem]

You can do that with the tools I mentioned here and WinReducer. I don´t recommend that. AtlasOS does something right: They put a folder on the desktop with options to enable/disable stuff. But what has been removed from the image won´t exist on the installation. And they boast they have reduced Windows processes by 110. You can see in the Task Manager how many are running and that they occupy zero system resources. Or look how they respond to security concerns. There is no point in this OS at all.

For the most part.... BUT... as an offline gaming PC? That could be awesome.
What better gaming OS could you come up with than a stripped Windows?
Perhaps there is a "Gaming Atlas" out there?

 

[Bleipriester]

For the most part.... BUT... as an offline gaming PC? That could be awesome.
What better gaming OS could you come up with than a stripped Windows?
Perhaps there is a "Gaming Atlas" out there?

I question it will add just one FPS. XP also does not make games run faster.

 

[iamwhatiseem]

I question it will add just one FPS. XP also does not make games run faster.

Eh? XP?
I am saying that a Windows install that isn't being eaten alive by over 100 processes is going to run games faster and better. That isn't arguable.

 

[Bleipriester]

Eh? XP?
I am saying that a Windows install that isn't being eaten alive by over 100 processes is going to run games faster and better. That isn't arguable.

And when it is 150 processes, CPU utilization is 0 %.