Yes, I mentioned collapseOS in the post. I think it’s very interesting.
For when there is no electricity, I think we’re past the point of “software” at that point.
I’m not exactly aiming for a guide to a “full-on everything is gone” situation. More like, “very bad situation which there is still some levels of civilization”.
I mainly used the word apocalypse because saying " we need software for when things are very bad, like revolutions and wars and partial supply chain collapse" didn’t really sound interesting.
Yes, I mentioned collapseOS in the post. I think it’s very interesting.
For when there is no electricity, I think we’re past the point of “software” at that point. I’m not exactly aiming for a guide to a “full-on everything is gone” situation. More like, “very bad situation which there is still some levels of civilization”. I mainly used the word apocalypse because saying " we need software for when things are very bad, like revolutions and wars and partial supply chain collapse" didn’t really sound interesting.
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