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Not to dissect a meme too hard but I'm pretty sure the ram is supposed to go pins down into the potato.

Apple's requirements should be a pile of money, a big pile of money.

I think macOS and windows have to swapped 🤔 macyoS seems to run less bloat in background

Hey guys, check out my new mobile Linux rig

Points to gum stuck to bottom of his shoe

Potato optional

macOS is a UNIX OS and is far better than Windows on resource management.

This is a triumph. I'm making a note here, "HUGE SUCCESS".

As if Apple would give you all that

Isn’t it windows 11 that is making a ton of hardware irrelevant due to extremely high system requirements? This meme is missing the mark.

I think macos is much less bloated than windows tho it only runs on apple devices(without trickery). Windows is absolutely horrible on resources.

Mac requirement: thin metal laptop made by apple

Windows requirement: fart instruction for cpu only for 58gen bintel

Linux: motherboard (optional)

You need to show a better computer for windows

i love how the ram is connected to the potato, standing straight :) pardon my english

I have Linux (OpenWRT) running on a router with 64MB RAM and 16MB of flash storage. And it works flawlessy. Also have Linux on a second WiFi router, my TV (LG WebOS), one phone, a laptop and a computer. (And I forgot about the Raspberry Pi and the VPS.)

Corrections:

MacOS:

• Featureless Apple™-branded oblong with 195% profit margin (support for 160% profit margin dropped in Apple™ Mac™OS™ 12.8.3.1.6.4 West Coast Yuppie Resort)
• Devices no more than two years old
• No pride, self-respect, personality, etc, except that provided by ownership of Apple™ products.

For Windows:

• CPU generation newer than an arbitrary, shifting and easily-bypassed watershed.
• 1, 2, 4, 16 or 128GB of RAM, depends who you ask.
• Windows License 😉
• Copilot+ AI requires Microsoft CoPilot+ AI compatible Microsoft CoPilot+ AI CoProcessor+ and Microsoft CoPilot+ CoProcessor+ AI Microsoft CertificAItion+
• A lack of awareness or interest in operating systems.

For Linux:

• Turing-completeness.
• Memory, networking, inputs, outputs, power (optional).
• Another computer to occasionally Google who 'initramfs' is and why he won't let you boot.

Ah, I see Linux supports breadboards now!

Missed opportunity to make trashcan joke about macos.

I run Mint on an Acer Aspire One, 1 gig and an Atom, and it works fine. Slow and won't play videos of course but is usable for web stuff and email etc.

I would say netbsd is more of the potato. Linux needs at least 6mb of ram to be useful.

I have an atom Asus transformer with 2gb of ram that can run but not much else. Any good 32 bit distros I can look into? Realistically I think much of the mainstream web browsers are becoming too heavy also, which is what I would primarily use and might be more of my problem.

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