LtWorf

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by LtWorf 4mo ago
You are precisely part of the mob I was describing. Perhaps you did not say exactly word by word "neckbeard" but you are dismissing all the arguments as FUD. As I said, when distributions were already using systemd by default I in
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by LtWorf 4mo ago
One field doesn't worry me. IBM being in charge of a core linux component does.
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by LtWorf 4mo ago
Yes, the alternative is that you will only read state propaganda.
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by LtWorf 4mo ago
Sure, but your device won't be able to connect to anything useful.
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by LtWorf 4mo ago
You forgot pulseaudio to the list! Wayland's big problem right now is that libinput developers gatekeep improvements so if your device isn't on the golden list it will work badly and there is no escape. Which is why I'm not u
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by LtWorf 4mo ago
The commercial products can patch it then if they so wish.
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by LtWorf 4mo ago
There's multiple laws, and they all conflict with each other. They are obeying some by violating some others. In this case I'd personally do nothing.
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by LtWorf 4mo ago
It doesn't suck "now". It sucked when fedora and arch switched to it. I mean it of course wasn't complete garbage but it had a lot of bugs and people generally don't like to be used as red hat's guinea pigs. Wh
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by LtWorf 4mo ago
I found a few bugs where journald was losing data for example. I reported them and they got fixed in later releases. Of course I still got called a neckbeard and got told that I didn't like systemd because I'm a dinosaur and so on
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by LtWorf 4mo ago
Because if you dare criticise or say "I encountered a bug" the mob will get you.
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by LtWorf 4mo ago
That's the product that is being sold here… why shame the users for expecting what was marketed to them?
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by LtWorf 4mo ago
Or one could just use firejail, which comes with a number of pre made profiles for common applications.
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by LtWorf 4mo ago
Interesting… do they manage to execute code when it crashes? :D
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by LtWorf 4mo ago
You mean they are "overtaking open source communities" by hiring 1 or 2 people. I got a 2 weeks ban from python's discuss when I suggested that core developers who work on python as part of their day job could disclose who th
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by LtWorf 4mo ago
And when it is, it's the user's fault. We're going in circles.
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by LtWorf 4mo ago
USA is making deals with EU companies forcing them to guarantee no open source software included in their products comes from china or russia. Which makes me think that despite what the folks from pypi keep saying, identifying everyone on g
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by LtWorf 4mo ago
I wanted to buy a couple of ubikeys to secure my gpg key (which can be used to upload to debian) and seems if I want them it's on me, yay!
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by LtWorf 4mo ago
https://linuxiac.com/libxml2-becomes-officially-unmaintained...
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by LtWorf 4mo ago
I am not sure you'd be right if you see what people use vs what other companies use.
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by LtWorf 4mo ago
And if you have a hole in your screen you must make your OS aware of it and put the menus around it?
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by LtWorf 4mo ago
Burning out maintainers isn't "contributing back".
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by LtWorf 4mo ago
Remember when google set up a whole project to find vulnerabilities but never sent any fix and unpaid developers were basically having to fix things that an entire team of people was hired to find… yeah maybe they could have just made an of
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by LtWorf 4mo ago
> All Electron devs, let's go back to native-er toolkits! They can't. They have no clue how. Electron is all they know and I doubt they can learn anything else. Also AI clearly hasn't replaced developers since the AI compa
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by LtWorf 4mo ago
Debian, KDE…
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by LtWorf 4mo ago
They're still the only ones releasing any open model at all? Plus, not like chatgpt is going to reply honestly about sensitive current hot topics in USA politics. Normally it has filters and refuses to respond as well.
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by LtWorf 4mo ago
https://www.aimadetools.com/blog/claude-fable-5-banned-us-ex...
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by LtWorf 4mo ago
You see how you went from "it's easier to use ai instead of using wine on linux" to "to use ai you must do all this work" Well then using wine was the correct solution to begin with? > This code resides within it
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by LtWorf 4mo ago
People care more about price. Price them decently and they will sell… which means they need to not be apple.
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by LtWorf 4mo ago
Blaming the user, nice to see apple traditions still respected.
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by LtWorf 4mo ago
It has at the current subsidised prices.

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