Honestly when I first read that I just assumed that ChimeraOS decided to go in an new direction. Also it's not like ChimeraOS is some small super niche distro it seems relatively popular.
Chimera aims to eliminate legacy cruft where possible to deliver a modern, general purpose, fully featured operating system that is simple but complete.
While on their Community page:
Our primary means of communication is IRC. [...] We ask you to refrain from using advanced Matrix features, such as reactions, editing, message removal, markup and multi-line messages while using the chat. This is because users on IRC side will either not see that or it will clutter the channel. Stick to simple, plain text messages, like you would if you were on IRC.
Do you think they're aware of the irony of relying on crusty old IRC while touting about Linux having legacy cruft and their code being better?
Who was the incredible smart person to name a new distro with a similar name to another, older, Linus distro? ChimeraOS
Honestly when I first read that I just assumed that ChimeraOS decided to go in an new direction. Also it's not like ChimeraOS is some small super niche distro it seems relatively popular.
Also, on their main page:
While on their Community page:
Do you think they're aware of the irony of relying on crusty old IRC while touting about Linux having legacy cruft and their code being better?