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They are pivoting the work they do for workstations away from applications to HDR etc. That 'for' doesn't mean they are pivoting to Workstations. Guess it's a
by psychphysic 3y ago
They are pivoting the work they do for workstations away from applications to HDR etc.
That 'for' doesn't mean they are pivoting to Workstations.
Guess it's a bit ambiguous, but anyways so libre office won't be a package on RHEL that's no big issue so long as the RPM and flatpak work fine.
- pbhjpbhj 3y ago>that's no big issue so long as the RPM and flatpak work fine. // RH are no longer putting any effort into that, when they were doing before, so ... if RH are saving anything then LO will have more issues for RH users than it has up to now.
- ekianjo 3y agoHDR sounds like a nice excuse rather than a genuine reason...
- George83728 3y agoExactly, one has nothing to do with the other. Or maybe people think that the Red Hat employees presently tasked with packaging LibreOffice also happened to be graphics stack specialists with the experience needed to bring HDR to Linux. That seems unlikely to me.