Conan_Kudo

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by Conan_Kudo 1y ago
It needs to be present in the headers of each file that they took from. Attribution matters and in mixed projects you need that clarification at the file level.
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by Conan_Kudo 2y ago
The legacy symbols are still around. It's just that the linker won't use them by default.
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by Conan_Kudo 2y ago
Because they can. The thumbnails are the first impression of a video, and if it isn't attention-grabbing, the video suffers.
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by Conan_Kudo 2y ago
Congratulations on the game! It looks great and I kinda want it. :) I'm going to be that guy... Native Linux build when? I assume your game stack supports exporting native Linux builds. :)
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by Conan_Kudo 2y ago
Yeah, when I was an infrastructure engineer, this was definitely part of the work I was expected to do, though eventually I turned it into educating and supporting developers in understanding security technologies and leveraging them for th
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by Conan_Kudo 2y ago
Game consoles use them too, it's just mostly permissively licensed stuff.
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by Conan_Kudo 2y ago
This is not true even in those spaces anymore. Games these days require libraries like SDL, or (increasingly) use engines like Godot. Defense is a weird place, but open source is used quite a lot there, it's often required to do so a
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by Conan_Kudo 2y ago
This stopped a long time ago. Many older GNU projects still have them, but newer ones are not required to have them. Some have even made their usage optional. An example of a project making it optional is GCC itself: https://gcc.
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by Conan_Kudo 2y ago
But... Intel does coast on plenty of things and seems to remain market leader anyway?
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by Conan_Kudo 3y ago
Yep. This happened in the most recent acquisition I experienced.
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by Conan_Kudo 3y ago
It matters in an advisory sense (that is, other courts may use it to gain understanding), but not in a legally binding sense.
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by Conan_Kudo 3y ago
Unprivileged FUSE has been a thing for a while now: https://zameermanji.com/blog/2022/8/5/using-fuse-without-roo...
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by Conan_Kudo 3y ago
Fullscreen HDR support is coming with KDE Plasma 6 on Wayland (which should be available with Fedora Linux 40 and other distributions depending on their timelines). Nightlies are available to try out now: https://openqa.fedorapro
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by Conan_Kudo 3y ago
As an Indian-American, I've heard variations of this to describe first-gen American born Indians in a negative fashion. Sometimes, the shorthand "ABCD" is used (meaning American Born Confused Desi ) to insult American Indian
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by Conan_Kudo 3y ago
I think you're confusing X/Y and faith here. You're making the basic assumption that the comment itself is in bad faith because it's not formulated the way you expect. That doesn't stand up to scrutiny because every
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by Conan_Kudo 3y ago
It was definitely not bad faith. They're pointing out that OpenTF isn't bothering to hold to quality standards that Hashicorp had for Terraform before the fork and they aren't trying to raise beyond those standards to reach t
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by Conan_Kudo 3y ago
GitHub projects can be configured to force fast-forward merges.
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by Conan_Kudo 3y ago
Right. As I said upthread: > Maybe RHEL is not perfect, but one of the biggest advantages of paying for RHEL is that your voice matters as a customer. Red Hat takes its customer relationships seriously (unlike a lot of other companies o
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by Conan_Kudo 3y ago
I have recommended SUSE Linux Enterprise Desktop in contexts where people have talked about supporting desktop openSUSE financially. I have also previously mentioned SUSE as an option in other forums. As an engineer-centric Linux distributi
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by Conan_Kudo 3y ago
I don't think it's a secret that funding desktop Linux work has been a challenge. I've said in many other forums that if you want to sustain desktop Linux work, companies and people who work on it need to rewarded and funded
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by Conan_Kudo 3y ago
In my recent use, the Red Hat subscription management experience is night and day compared to even a few years ago. It's seamless and very much out of the way for most cases because of Simple Content Access[1]. And producing custom RHE
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by Conan_Kudo 3y ago
This is absolutely a feature in Google Calendar. Every calendar has an iCal feed you can pull in. You can enable it from your calendar settings.
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by Conan_Kudo 3y ago
Rocky Linux is trying to specifically recreate RHEL exactly . That adds a new set of challenges that most people shouldn't care about. If you want to create a derivative of any Fedora/CentOS distribution, that's not hard. Bu
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by Conan_Kudo 3y ago
Actually, quite the opposite. Going all the way upstream to Fedora, the trademarks are designed to be easy to change out. Going from Fedora to CentOS Stream shows one brand swap over. And if you have RHEL, you can easily compare the package
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by Conan_Kudo 3y ago
> And RHEL even gives you 16 free installations for non-commercial use. Actually, you can use them for commercial production purposes too. It's just a company can't use them, as they are bound to an individual. So it's m
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by Conan_Kudo 3y ago
Oracle Linux is also not a pure RHEL clone. They customize it as they desire and ship it accordingly. For example, they have an alternative kernel for their distribution with different features.
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by Conan_Kudo 3y ago
The time delta to the next minor version, usually. RHEL has a release in the spring and the fall. The last pair of releases were in May and November. If something landed in CentOS Stream in between May and November, it will probably be part
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by Conan_Kudo 3y ago
There's a separate page about the developer subscription for teams in organizations: https://developers.redhat.com/articles/2022/05/10/access-rhe...
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by Conan_Kudo 3y ago
> Which non-rpm based distro could be base for this ? Becouse rpm-based distros are (except RH) are pure joke [...] > Actually no one have RH-like expertise as far as I know. So what is SUSE, chopped liver? They've been aroun
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by Conan_Kudo 3y ago
New maintainers picked up LibreOffice, so that will still happen, since LibreOffice wasn't retired from Fedora.

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