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I hope they don't. They should stick to their principles and eliminate all usage of Windows, MacOS, and especially Linux, along with all open-source (or propri
by midoridensha 3y ago
I hope they don't. They should stick to their principles and eliminate all usage of Windows, MacOS, and especially Linux, along with all open-source (or proprietary of course) software not made by Russians, in Russia. Personally, I think this policy is excellent and I hope they pursue it wholeheartedly with no exceptions.
Then they need to adopt a new policy of only using computers made in Russia, using Russian-made components, including CPUs, memory, and displays.
- tguvot 3y agorussian linux distributions considered to be russian software. you should look at it more like "we not going to use software that we need to pay licensing fees for"
- midoridensha 3y agoYeah, that's probably what will really happen, but I'll find it disappointing if this happens. I think they should follow their ultra-nationalistic principles and refuse to use any software (or computer equipment!) not made in Russia. If Russia is so great, this should work out just fine for them...
- tguvot 3y agothey don't have any ultra-nationalistic principles specifically or any principles in general.
- GoblinSlayer 3y agorussian linux distributions and russian postgresql distributions are paid software.
- tguvot 3y agoi should have been more explicit: "licensing fees and support for foreign companies"