Debian World Domination Plan
An anonymous reader writes "Guillem Jover announced his plans to take over the non-Debian world and released a tool which converts in
runtime any distribution to Debian. It does not convert in the sense
of mapping all previous installed packages to the Debian counterparts,
but installs a base system or tarball and cleans traces from the
previous distribution."
Well, I for one *welcome* our new Debian overlords!
Red Hat is irrelevant... Mandrake is irrelevant... RESISTANCE IS FUTILE!
... will upgrade Windows XP to Debian 4.0.
if this were run on an existing Debian system. Hmmm...
Someone's bound to install it! Resistance is futile.....
That works without a modchip...
This is a way to bring a useful installer Debian.
The next stage will be to engineer anti-microsoft nano machines (one could call them a vaccine) that will systematically convert all MS computers into Debian computers.
If the user gets upset over the change, he too will be converted into a Finnish Linux geek.
Still #1 -- Lonely Gay Geek
Microsoft has had this for years: it's called fdisk...
Great...just waiting for someone to start combining all of these OS/distro converters with a worm.
Welcome to the OS Wars of '04. You never know what you'll boot. Debian? BSD? Windows 3.11?
Oh, thank you god. If this works, I can finally be rid of my system which can only be described as "Redhat 6.2... with an advanced slackware infestation."
Any tips? Can this handle the glibc upgrade without breaking all of my programs?
We are apt of borg. RPM is futile. You will be dpkg'ed.
You should use AdiumX on your Mac.
Now if only someone could write a nice worm targeting everything non linux we would have the world in our hands tomorrow!
Pinky!
HTTP/1.1 400
Too bad your parents weren't pro choice.
So, if I use this script, can I become one of the overlords?
// file: mice.h
#include "frickin_lasers.h"
We have seeing easier and easier installs for distros like Mandrake, SuSE or RedHat/Fedora, live-CDs, now we are experiencing the rise of converter tools like this Debian Domination Tool and the Depenguinator (already covered in slashdot as upgrade methos to a dead OS ;)...
;)
I think we are coming to a point where migrations between platforms, may they be windows->linux, linux->linux, linux->bsd or bsd->linux will become *really* seamless, and even some funny ideas like worm-spread of succesfull linux installations may become possible
My journal. Mainly about freedom.
They both want to take the world back to the 12th Century.
Oh well, let's just hope that I can make it through the day without anyone noticing. Then I'll be basking on the beach in So.Cal for a week. :)
I know god exists. I read it on the internet, so it must be true.
Once installed, it starts scanning the local network for new hosts. ;-)
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This would finally be a good reason to make a beneficial worm. Think of all the problems that would arise from making everything Debian. The anarchy that ensues would somehow create jobs outside of INDIA and I could get off of unemployment doing IT work.
Where do I sign up?
a slut did tulsa
As long as it doesn't try to automatically install and run every time a redhat 9 user accesses gnu.org or debian.org, I'm not worried.
Oh, wait.. the second link goes to hadrons.org... Forget what I just said.
with competition like this ...
Today, we salute you, Mister Production-Random-Shell-Script-Runner...
* because you've earned it.
(Mister Production-Random-Shell-Script-Runneeeerrrrrr...
Your ineptitude with your daily systems administration tasks means that we have plenty of server downtime and lost data...
(OohoOOoho data all gooonneee...)
Don't take it personally, we all know that you'd be out on your ass in a minute, if you weren't the boss's son...
(WOOohooOhhoHh kickbacks from the big maaannnn...)
So crack open an ice-cold Bud Light, Mister Production-Random-Shell-Script-Runner...*ksschtt!
(Reeeeaall American heeerroooooessss...)
Global symbol "$deity" requires explicit package name at line 2. - If only $scripture started "use strict;"
It is now easy to install a Debian :
1. install Mandrake
2. run this script
Et voila !