Spiritually charged operating system?

[Ludwick]

Part-1::https://ancient-forums.com/threads/...tuff-from-billy-gates-windows-10-8-to.303815/

I'm determined to find a good OS to migrate all my Windows 10/8 PCs to.
No, strike that, the best OS to migrate them to.
I need to know ASAP the best OS to move to, and If this OS is infused with stable magick, then by all means, gimme gimme.

I look to involve magick with pretty much everything I do because that's how it was in the long far past right?

I'm more afraid on account of my hardware that has windows 10/8 than my other ones that have older systems like Wind-XP, Wind-7 and Wind-98.
I am a nostalgic man I will have you know, Fruitger aero, Y2K aka Wind-XP, Wind-98 etc, which is why I never upgraded any of that which had those operating systems.

Those Icons . . .

They take me back for some reason. (Also who is that guy who represents the wizard icon?)

Anyways, I really need the best option for my hardware that does have windows 10/8

I'm kind of in a hurry right now, my nostalgia can wait.

I prayed to the Gods for the best answer because of who runs microsoft and the plot behind this forced obsolescence.
(Also because I'm running out of time.)

I have taken quick glances at ubuntu and arch but never really got to know it, but I will post updates in a more appropriate spot.
(Are all the linux distros interchangeable?)

Please help.

Part-2::https://ancient-forums.com/threads/linux-gentoo.304225/

Continuation of https://ancient-forums.com/threads/...ly-gates-windows-10-8-to.303815/#post-1165439

After a few days of doing the High Priest Hooded Cobra Divine Statement Ritual™, I figured I want to use gentoo.

A preinstalled gentoo would be my best bet, assuming that I can do all of that complicated stuff later on as opposed to in the beginning.
Never actually found much regarding that but I'm sure a stage 3 tarball would suffice.

I have some unfortunate news, while I was trying to transfer files using robocopy, my hard drive shut off on me, rendering it corrupted, what the hell do I do?
I am considering using my limited resources to buy an internal SSD that is atleast 1tb storage, why have a middle man when you can just clone your old HDD on to a new SSD?

Now for an interesting fact that instead of feeling rushed after Oct 14, I felt more free like I'm not connected to the bill gates crap. Interesting huh?

With saturn pounding on me like the red army, I find trying to do anything outside of the strictly necessary difficult.

Conclusion::I have Three choices Debian, Arch/EndeavorOS, Stage 3 Gentoo, choose one for me.

Is there a more suitable place in Ancient forums to post about technology related stuff like this?

When Elon Musk said that with AI we would be summoning the "demon", he was likely being more literal than you think.

Chat GPT apparently having a monster inside of it or that fact that it's mascot is a creature from lovecraftian horror, or even this rumor that AIs can be hijacked by astral creatures known as "mimics" or the occurrence of paranormal events involving electronic devices should give the idea that the prerequisites for achieving "computational witchcraft" is easier than you think.

I have come to the conclusion that I should be more spiritual about things yes, even electronic devices like computers.
All of the big boys use witchcraft with everything, so why shouldn't I do the same?

And besides, I'm most certain that everyone used witchcraft for everything back in the uncensored past.

Now that I hopefully introduced the concept of computational witchcraft in some form, I'm gonna go over the options that I have.

Note: I'm still on windows 10/8.

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[--OPTIONS--]​

:: EndeavorOS - The foremost answer, I asked the gods about it, I believe I received signs about it, the moment I guessed that it has ties with Mars, Neptune, and Mercury, for some reason the sky outside my window literally turned golden indicating that I was correct, and apparently the abbreviation EOS is also the name of a Demoness, woah!
I soon decided to look closer and discovered what I thought was Neptune pictured on the EndeavorOS home page was actually a purple tinted saturn.

So then I started to look for alternatives just in case that planet-sized jew wanted to ambush me.

I know that every planet is a coin with two sides but with saturn, both sides are bad.
Not letting that SOB harvest loosh from me!



:: NeptuneOS - Not as much spiritual charge as the prior option according to my intuition, but in the scenario that my suspicion is right, it's a safe alternative to EOS.
Neptune is associated with spiritual power or psychic abilities, right?


Bonus:

Gentoo - No spiritual charge that I know of, but I hear you can compile from source and it's association with "elite" Linux users, although I have also heard that you can compile from source with any distro and the fact that I'll be installing from boot media (literally a preinstalled gentoo) might take some of the sophistication off, my mentality is "Install now, compile later".

TinyCore - Nothing noticeably spiritual here either, but if it can bring old machines up to date, then it can most certainly help newer hardware.


Though I will acknowledge the big three metadistros- Debian, Gentoo and Arch, if you use linux, you're most likely using a fork of one of these if not a metadistro.
I heard about Redhat being another metadisro but some kind of controversy lowered it's reputation, though I'm not too familiar with the Linux community.


Back to the point, I'm going to let the occult take precedence over my decision regarding what distro to choose, but will also consider how efficient the OS itself is and how much support it's getting, I want the superlative, certainly everyone does.

Is what I'm doing sound, or am I going full metal Icarus and flying too close to the sun, or am I flying too low?

Leave me your thoughts, I want to make the big move for all my devices.

~Ludwick​

 

[AFODO]

Brother, it's not that deep. The Gods won't help choosing a distro because it's not that deep, it doesn't matter. Won't affect anything. Choose one that works outside the box if you want to avoid endless headaches, and that still doesn't guarantee that you will not have problems. Do it before or after Mercury retro.

 

[Henu the Great]

Indeed. It is simple: choose one, try the live media, if available, or simply install from the get-go. Do not like it? Do it again with some other operating system. Repeat until you find one that suits your needs.

 

[Ol argedco luciftias]

For Linux, I like MX Linux. The KDE X11 version. I prefer X11 KDE desktop environment on all Linux versions.