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kyrofa
5y ago
Not really, like I said this isn't the first time Canonical has done stuff like this. They both make money from it-- for the most part, that's the collaboration. Don't read evil intentions into the word "fork", it&#
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kyrofa
5y ago
> Canonical agrees on building and maintaining their own Blender services organization, based on their trusted Ubuntu Advanced platform. The article is probably intending to say "Ubuntu Advantage"[1] there. "Ubuntu Advance
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kyrofa
5y ago
Given my experience with similar products at Canonical, they will probably employ folks familiar with Blender, maybe even engineers who can fix bugs here and there, but those developers will not be spending their days working on upstream Bl
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My phone isn't as smart as yours
(kyrofa.com)
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kyrofa
5y ago
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Ubuntu Core 20 secures Linux for IoT
(ubuntu.com)
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kyrofa
6y ago
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kyrofa
6y ago
shrug it will produce more consistent results than what she has now, anyway.
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kyrofa
6y ago
> I know, I’m using cups and teaspoons and not something more universal like grams. If my little model becomes a smash hit, I will try to add metric system support. It's not that cups/teaspoons aren't universal that makes
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kyrofa
6y ago
You're missing a "how" in there somewhere.
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kyrofa
6y ago
You realize that's literally just to fetch SSH keys, right? It's the authentication method so they don't have to provide a default password. It's not some sort of phone-home method.
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Enhanced security monitoring in newest ROS 2 release
(ubuntu.com)
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kyrofa
6y ago
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kyrofa
6y ago
Oh hey, I get it. That wasn't the point of the parent to which I was responding, though. I was merely trying to share that snaps are just as useful for server as for desktop, that's all.
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kyrofa
6y ago
I disagree. I like having Nextcloud auto-update, even if it results in a service restart. I just schedule that for a time of day that isn't very disruptive. As for LXD, restarting the LXD daemon doesn't effect the containers (they
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kyrofa
6y ago
> Is there some advantage to flatpak that I am missing, or is it just than Ubuntu has pushed snaps too hard? Those aren't the only two options :) .
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kyrofa
6y ago
There are definitely snaps that are useful on servers, like LXD and Nextcloud.
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kyrofa
6y ago
Uh yeah, that's just Firefox in general, from a snap or a deb.
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kyrofa
8y ago
Yep. Siblings, wife, and in-laws here.
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kyrofa
8y ago
Yep. Thank HN for not supporting account renames. My old account has higher karma, too.
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kyrofa
8y ago
Or because it's a new feature release instead of just bugfixes. At least in e.g. Ubuntu, SRUs aren't accepted unless they're security or bug fixes, which makes it impossible to get newer features back to stable releases. Snap
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kyrofa
8y ago
Verified accounts are pretty new, I suspect we'll see Slack verified soon.
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kyrofa
8y ago
There is other tech involved as well, such as seccomp to disable certain syscalls (e.g. networking).
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kyrofa
8y ago
> What was wrong with Synaptic? Once an Ubuntu release has been cut the debs within it can (for the most part) only receive bugfixes, not new features. Which means that as an LTS goes through its lifespan, the software within it slowly g
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kyrofa
9y ago
Yeah, be careful not to conflate snaps in general (the things built by Snapcraft) with Snapcraft the tool. Admittedly both the article and some messaging from Canonical tend to make that mistake, too.
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Nextcloud snap to be updated to v12
(kyrofa.com)
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kyrofa
9y ago
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Snap install-time setup: the install hook
(kyrofa.com)
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kyrofa
9y ago
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Want to take your Linux-based robot to market? Join my webinar tomorrow
(insights.ubuntu.com)
6 points
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kyrofa
9y ago
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kyrofa
9y ago
> Ubuntu snaps are not sandboxed yet [1] That's quite a blanket statement: of course they are. Snaps are sandboxed by a set of interfaces requested by the snap in question. If the snap requests networking, it gets networking. If it
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Making a robotics video series using open-source software and children's toys
(kyrofa.com)
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kyrofa
9y ago
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ROS Production on Ubuntu Core Part 5: Create an Ubuntu Core Image
(kyrofa.com)
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kyrofa
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ROS production on Ubuntu Core part 4: Obtaining confined access to the Turtlebot
(kyrofa.com)
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kyrofa
9y ago
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ROS production on Ubuntu Core part 3: Our prototype as a snap
(kyrofa.com)
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kyrofa
9y ago
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