The Real Sovereign OS - OnemanBSD updated!
OnemanBSD has received a significant update, transitioning to a 64-bit operating system. The update includes the removal of unnecessary dependencies and the addition of new applications like Audacity and Godot. The developer emphasizes the importance of empowering individuals in the face of corporate and governmental control over technology.
- ▪OnemanBSD is now a 64-bit operating system.
- ▪Bloatware such as Rust, Wayland, and Qt dependencies have been removed.
- ▪New applications like Audacity and Godot have been added to the system.
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