The "IPS" in "kIPS" means "Instructions Per Second", so "kIPS" means thousands of instructions per second. So when you say "kIPS per second" you're saying "thousands of instructions per second per second".

Imagine that you can print this pdf file and have a real working Linux on a piece of paper

. . .Linus is disgusting.

00:45 just figured out why we should not torrent pdf books rather buy from official source 😂😂😂

Can it run doom?

Folders???

yes, i know that. pdf's are hella complex

Now try to run DOOM on a pdf running on PowerPoint.

tried to print this PDF, surprisingly printer didn't burn

this means you can also make a crypto-mining pdf file?

Does this mean we can actually run Last Measure OS on bare pdf?

…but can it run doom?

This is why instead of using a public VPN provider, you should tunnel your Tor traffic to your friend and let them take the blame. /s

I know my question can be weird but why would Signal even need account creation date and last connection ?

6:20 DeepSeek are you ok? Blink twice if they are pointing you to the head with a gun

Bro carbonized that patty

Running Linux in a PDF wasn't on my bingo card for Linux in 2025.

For those who want to see all the files & folders in your entire system, do *`cd ~ && touch grass && cd / && ls -LR -la > ~/grass`* and hit enter! Be aware, that it could take anywhere from a few _milliseconds to an days_ depending on your hardware & the contents of your system!

JavaScript Linux Kernel is truly a horrifying thought

The bloat is real

Little disappointed you didn't write some C in Ed and compile / run it within your Linux-on-PDF.

Certified linux boy certified pdf file (running linux)

I installed it and Im confused as to why it doesn't work. Is it because there is no entry point (init.lua)?

run linux on what?

linux is a diddy blud?

Don't say PDF File! You'll probably get a snack bar if you do!

Wubuntu rules!🤗

Windows 10 was too crappy to be the final version. I use Linux Mint as well. Been on it for a year and feel that it's way better than Windows 11. I like AI for cloud tasks but no way would I want it baked in to my operating system.

Linux is one of those software that you can't use the "it won't run on my pc" excuse

I can imagine the divorcing husband doing it to get back the money she probably unrightfully got from him through court.

nice way for deploying BackDoor :)))))

hmm, maybe we should run pregnancy tests on pdf files for a change.

PDF is based on PostScript, which is a programming language. In theory it should be possible to run a program in PostScript.

Just wait till we run doom on a pdf

Do you mean (Google) Chrome, or Chromium?

Now do it with win11.

my cousin is a convicted pdf file

Speedrun to see which can datamine you the fastest.

Might try later, wonder if you can load that up on a restricted Windows system, and mount the root file system to bypass some restrictions ;)

Kinda ghay?! Why?

Next video : Running a virtual machine in a libre office which is running in a linux.

Does it run doom?

But why Linux? Inferno is the better match for this, as you could emscripten it directly instead of going through emscriptened TinyEMU.

I loved the video. I wish we thought of some categories to score them in, like politics, contraversy, coding, preachyness/reliability etc. Maybe I'm asking too much.

"KIPS per second" would be an acceleration, not a speed

There’s also daedalOS which runs in your browser.

Finally, my portable Linux is here! Now I can use my google drive as VPS!

PoC||GTFO type nonsense

Finally a use for Windows 11

I hope new Linux viewers read this (or older users can read this anyway.) It's dangerous to get into a mentality of this Linux is better than Windows type video. Linux is not everything, even though I use it, and even if I like it. You bring up some good points about why not to use Windows, but for me I thought this was like a propaganda video. I don't think Linux is more secure at all! Last year there was malware in utils that was actually discovered by a Microsoft employee.... Linux experiences are diverse. Experience has told me to like Linux but don't give it too much praise. It's too libertarian (Ie too easy to fuck up your computer if you don't have enough experience.) Windows is generally speaking a lot harder to fuck up but obviously heavier on your wallet and probably more to worry about. Like Linux, but don't give it too much praise but I promise you if you are not careful you'll be sorry you ever said that. Linux Mint could be a good distro but it definitely has it's pitfalls and it's not guaranteed to be "smooth sailing." Mint is cursed in some ways and is a great example of a distro that can get you in a false sense of "libertarianism."