Saw this on a drive through. Did a double take when I realized it was a Gnome desktop!
That's Unity, not Gnome.
this post was submitted on 09 Nov 2023
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It could be Gnome if it's Ubuntu 10.10, which already looked like this.
But that would mean they're running software that hasn't seen a security update in 12 years.
least out-of-date company software
A beverage distributor in my city had delivery issues last week cause they were upgrading their systems - to Windows 2000.
They had been running Windows 3.11 before.
lmao, as i said least out-of-date
When you buy your software on archive.org
Isn't the Ubuntu desktop environment based on gnome?
The current one, yes. But that looks different.
This is most likely 16.04 LTS, which still used Unity.
"Hello sir, this is Wendy's."
"..oh hang on a sec, gotta check my dotfiles."
Yep, it's Ubuntu. That Comic Sans-like font is unmistakable.
I will not stand for this Ubuntu font slander.
Ubuntu font best font, I still use it on any distro I use
Burger King uses fuckin MS-DOS.
Yeah that’s actually pretty common. There’s a lot of BOH appliances running freedos or dr dos.