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I genuinely can't tell if this is satire.
by cweagans 1y ago
I genuinely can't tell if this is satire.
- palmotea 1y agoI thought it would have been obvious by the "Program Files" at the end :). Anyway, Linux community as a whole has an antiquated development process, and needs to modernize and follow the best practices of an industry-leading trend-setter, like MS Teams.
- hulitu 1y agoThe X11 people are trying this hard. I'm really curious how Wayland will evolve but, the history of GTK and QT does not give me much hope.
- prerok 1y agoOk, so it's only half satire, or is this reply also a satire? I mean, MS Teams, really?
- pinkmuffinere 1y ago(Yes, the reply was also satire)
- scrps 1y agoWait you were kidding? I've already spun up a kubes cluster so we can feed FHS in a globally load-balanced CI/CD pipeline, I have an agentic LLM doing constant improvements so we can sprint to you never knowing where your files are! It's like ASLR for files but no maps because maps aren't for trailblazers, they make the maps! It's very cutting edge and a value-add! (Obligatory /s)
- microtherion 1y agoSurely Linux should be developed Google style, with a Web Scale perspective. uucp, tar, yacc, roff removed (with a 30 day notice, of course!), all the uses of "creat" amended to add the final "e", etc. And systemd already follows Microsoft best practices, such as "Fire and Motion" https://www.joelonsoftware.com/2002/01/06/fire-and-motion/ https://www.joelonsoftware.com/2002/01/06/fire-and-motion/